zengirl said:http://www.crateandbarrel.com/search.aspx?query=tiki
I ordered it on Sunday, paid for standard shipping, delivered on Tuesday.
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zengirl said:http://www.crateandbarrel.com/search.aspx?query=tiki
I ordered it on Sunday, paid for standard shipping, delivered on Tuesday.
eileenbunny said:This makes me not want a dog. The worst thing the cats ever do is destroy paper towel rolls, and that's only if we are irresponsible and leave them on the floor.
Are you home yet?SchmilK said:I swear the dog has ties with Macks on Crack...I/We keep finding things that WERE DEFINITELY on a counter that miraculously land on the ground and get destroyed...there's no other explantion for it.
zengirl said:I woke up this morning to a huge puddle of dog pee on my brand new bamboo rug
It's got a felt backingitburnswhenipee said:Wait. If it's made from bamboo wouldn't that make it more of a floor mat than a rug?
April23 said:BWAAHAHAHAH B got at me when I tried to take away his precious TP roll.
We don't treat her like a kid. She's a dog, trying to treat her like a person would only lead to severe frustration on her part and on ours as well.Galen said:Oddballs who treat animals as kids need to hurry up and rope themselves. This thread is an insight into a disturbed mind. Whens' the clown coming over for the "Doggy's First Words" party?
This thread or you two in particular did not anger me. When in Toronto I seen a dog dressed up in a hooded cardigan and the owner was crooning it over and over. What the christ? It's disturbing. I'd hate to think you guys will turn into people who knit special uniforms for your animals and bring them for walks in the LV doggy carrier.zengirl said:We don't treat her like a kid. She's a dog, trying to treat her like a person would only lead to severe frustration on her part and on ours as well.
Actually, the more intelligent dogs do well with more advanced training. I'd like to take Lu as far as an advanced agility stage. It's basically combining their natural instincts and abilities with urban obstacles to fulfill their inner drives so they aren't sitting around in front of a fireplace somewhere overweight and miserable.Galen said:This thread or you two in particular did not anger me. When in Toronto I seen a dog dressed up in a hooded cardigan and the owner was crooning it over and over. What the christ? It's disturbing. I'd hate to think you guys will turn into people who knit special uniforms for your animals and bring them for walks in the LV doggy carrier.
It's disturbing is what it is. Animals only need to understand "Sit" "Go" and "Lay down". Anything else is just wrong.
so was I, until she made presents for me all over the living room that night after SchmilK had gone to bedFlyNavy said:I'm so glad I worked late.
zengirl said:Actually, the more intelligent dogs do well with more advanced training. I'd like to take Lu as far as an advanced agility stage. It's basically combining their natural instincts and abilities with urban obstacles to fulfill their inner drives so they aren't sitting around in front of a fireplace somewhere overweight and miserable.