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12/07/2024 8:57 am
- Gotta love a dog.
John Bono
North Jersey
12/07/2024 9:32 am
Yes, we need more young ladies wagging their tails.
Bruce - got you covered! Lauren Bacall, in To Have and Have Not, wagging hers:
12/07/2024 9:42 am
Dogs are of course also far more forgiving and non-judgemental.......
12/07/2024 10:50 am
Dogs are of course also far more forgiving and non-judgemental.......
Well, you're half right. When we owned The Baron, our 232 pound Great Dane, he demanded to be fed at his usual times, thrice daily. If that bowl (extra large) was not presented on time, he was VERY judgmental!! The look on that giant pup's face was that of, "No food? Ok, I'll just eat YOU!" But he was forgiving - after he finished eating!
12/07/2024 11:34 am
Dogs are of course also far more forgiving and non-judgemental.......
Well, you're half right. When we owned The Baron, our 232 pound Great Dane, he demanded to be fed at his usual times, thrice daily. If that bowl (extra large) was not presented on time, he was VERY judgmental!! The look on that giant pup's face was that of, "No food? Ok, I'll just eat YOU!" But he was forgiving - after he finished eating!
Well now.......being given such a prestigious title at birth would make the hound feel quite entitled, would it not?
Tony Perrone reacted
12/07/2024 1:22 pm
Dogs are of course also far more forgiving and non-judgemental.......
Well, you're half right. When we owned The Baron, our 232 pound Great Dane, he demanded to be fed at his usual times, thrice daily. If that bowl (extra large) was not presented on time, he was VERY judgmental!! The look on that giant pup's face was that of, "No food? Ok, I'll just eat YOU!" But he was forgiving - after he finished eating!
Well now.......being given such a prestigious title at birth would make the hound feel quite entitled, would it not?
True, True. We had just returned from a Baltic Sea trip and were impressed with the Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Denmark when we bought the largest male Great Dane puppy of the litter of 10. We officially named him, on his pedigree - Baron Von Tivoli.
Top shot after being weaned. Bottom shot at about 7 months old.
David Green and John Kuvakas reacted
12/07/2024 2:27 pm
@perrone1 Boy oh boy, what was your diet in the intervening years Tony......did you ever shrink!
John Kuvakas and Tony Perrone reacted
12/07/2024 2:39 pm
@perrone1 Boy oh boy, what was your diet in the intervening years Tony......did you ever shrink!
I ate salads. On the other hand, The Baron dined high on the hog! 
John Kuvakas and Jack Dodds reacted
12/07/2024 2:42 pm
@perrone1 Well....I suppose there was much left of the grocery budget after buying pet food, so salad it was!
John Kuvakas and Tony Perrone reacted
12/07/2024 2:44 pm
@perrone1 Well....I suppose there was much left of the grocery budget after buying pet food, so salad it was!
No, there wasn't much left of the grocery budget. We had his food bussed in. It involved caterers, waiters and cat-clean-up-crews!! 
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