
Stick, I mean Tree
- edamama
- Just Whelped
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- Tell us about yourself: Loving Mama of Dutchie named Toji
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Re: Stick, I mean Tree
That's a great picture, but that's not all that unusual for us DS owners.
Michael
Location - Cutler Bay, FL USA
Location - Cutler Bay, FL USA
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- karenz
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- Tell us about yourself: My name is Karen and I have a dutch shepherd, Xander, born 6/14/13. He is my second dutch shepherd. My first was Rawly. Even though Xander is my second I still have a lot to learn. That is why I'm here, to learn, get advice, and meet people who love these guys as much as I do.
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Re: Stick, I mean Tree
Yes, no stick is too big for a ds. I wish I had a camera when Xander was toting the 2x4 around the back yard. Lol
Karen & Xander
- edamama
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Re: Stick, I mean Tree
Why play with a wimpy stick when you can lug the whole tree? I have heard from several DS owners that this is the norm!
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