Boarding Vs. Sitting

StadEMS3

StadEMS3

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I have a dedicated dog sitter that my dogs love to go and visit. I watch thier dog when they go away so it works out great. I don't think my dogs could handle a kennel, my GSD is very picky and stresses around unfamilair situations. My beagle could care less.

As far as being away at work 7-9hrs a day- you gotta love the doggie door and large fenced yard. I also leave the toilet lids up just in case the water gets spilled.
 
ICit

ICit

Jam out with ur clam out
StadEMS3 said:
I have a dedicated dog sitter that my dogs love to go and visit. I watch thier dog when they go away so it works out great. I don't think my dogs could handle a kennel, my GSD is very picky and stresses around unfamilair situations. My beagle could care less.

As far as being away at work 7-9hrs a day- you gotta love the doggie door and large fenced yard. I also leave the toilet lids up just in case the water gets spilled.
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:faint:... :yay: good thinking :whistle:

I wish I could leave mine out.... but if I did.. I would have NO HOUSE to come back to!! Ya ever seen that cartoon with the billy goat that eats everything.. railroad tracks, house,..... yep... I have two dogs like that!

my house wouldnt make it! :killingme
 
ArkRescue

ArkRescue

Adopt me please !
yeah dog doors are wonderful !!!!! No kisses for me after the toilet water drinking though .... not that drinking toilet water is any better/worse than the OTHER stuff they lick :barf: LOL

StadEMS3 said:
I have a dedicated dog sitter that my dogs love to go and visit. I watch thier dog when they go away so it works out great. I don't think my dogs could handle a kennel, my GSD is very picky and stresses around unfamilair situations. My beagle could care less.

As far as being away at work 7-9hrs a day- you gotta love the doggie door and large fenced yard. I also leave the toilet lids up just in case the water gets spilled.
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ArkRescue

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Difficult to imagine Turbo would have ANYTHING that could be called "dingy" LOL He seems like the 20+ footer type :popcorn:

ICit said:
there went turbos dreams.... his "dingy" isnt even running right now...

its dry docked! :whistle: :killingme :killingme
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ICit

ICit

Jam out with ur clam out
ArkRescue said:
Difficult ti imagine Turbo would have ANYTHING that could be called "dingy" LOL He seems like the 20+ footer type :popcorn:
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oh god... you are stroking his ego :coffee:

TURBO.... its called a skiff... really!! Its not a real boat :killingme
 
ICit

ICit

Jam out with ur clam out
TurboK9 said:
Actually I have two... Combined they are 45 feet. Does that make them a yacht? :lmao:
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:nono:........ they have to be able to go out to sea!!!!

and that would be kinda like putting two trailers together because you ran out of room in one .... like an addition :coffee:
 
TurboK9

TurboK9

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ICit said:
:nono:........ they have to be able to go out to sea!!!!

and that would be kinda like putting two trailers together because you ran out of room in one .... like an addition :coffee:
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Actually, the 24 footer was a popular small ocean going boat... they have been used to circumnavigate the globe. Thing is like a cork.

And my Grady can handle open water no problem. So, um, yeah. That.

:p
 
ICit

ICit

Jam out with ur clam out
TurboK9 said:
Actually, the 24 footer was a popular small ocean going boat... they have been used to circumnavigate the globe. Thing is like a cork.

And my Grady can handle open water no problem. So, um, yeah. That.

:p
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when running??? :popcorn: :smoochy:
 
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