arati said on
>Dear javaluva,
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> I love your pictures.
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> As far as child joy experiences go, it's hard to beat getting gummy-mouth gangsta piled by a teaming horde of Great Dane puppies loaded for fun making. As a child (5-6) my parents bred our female "Tiny" twice.
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> Your post brought up the memories of being in the nursery pen and being puppy piled. Being viscously pulled to the ground and assaulted with gummy bites and tromped upon with puppy glee.
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> Thanks for the re-fresh.
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> When I can settle on a property up North in the future, my intent has been to get a Great Dane puppy and a smart terrier(a calm one) puppy to grow up together.
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>Namaste,
>Michael
Michael,
Thank you for your kind comments. =) My pooches are pretty special to me. You're right, there's nothing better than a wrestling match with a brood of pups...except for maybe puppy breath. ;-)
I used to want a Great Dane as well...until I found out they ate a 40 lb. bag of dog food a week! ;-)~ Nah, just kidding...I fell in love with a Doberman first and so my heart will forever belong to one. :-) (And my Weimaraner and German Shorthaired Pointer...those hunting breeds hold a special place all their own ;-) )
Blessings!
Mandy
