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flamingo-kid1 · 06-11-2004, 11:21 AM

I have truly enjoyed following this thread... isn't it funny how, in today's world, people of all sorts of different backgrounds have "come together" in such a friendly way because of the common interest of a particular brand of trailer, and our love for pets?[COLOR=Magenta]

MaShep · 06-11-2004, 12:27 PM

This is my old boy who is never without his trailer...

jordandvm · 06-11-2004, 10:14 PM

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I wonder how many of us Streamers have Jack Russells? (or any equivalent HYPER terriers?)

We have a "Hyper" Boston Terrier "GiGi" ....on our first trip out, she was acting so good on leash, we decided to try her off leash

......Misssssssstake! She ran around the whole campground and wouldn't come back. We learned our lesson! Never off leash!! Now take a pen for her to be outside with us. I think she enjoys camping with us....different smells..... so many squirrels to try to chase...even on leash jumped into the Deschutes river after a duck ! But we love 'er

**Stefrobrts** · 06-12-2004, 12:02 AM

How cute! You know, mine simply cannot be trusted off leash. One is all 'just a minute, I've got to do this first', and the other is all 'I'm FREEEEEEEE!!!' as he dissapears off into the distance! I think this is how he got lost from his first owners

GiGi looks like she's camping in style!

67caravel · 06-12-2004, 05:44 AM

Contemplating the hike...

Tin Hut · 06-12-2004, 08:20 AM

When Jack, my pet Jackalope went up in flames in a horrible smores/campfire accident, my wife insisted on getting cats.

Over59 · 06-29-2004, 08:54 PM

Today was a sad day. We had Lucy (Champion Mardi Gra Lucy in Disguise) put to sleep. It was a very bad day. Her liver crashed and there was no room to negotiate with fate. Lucy was in photo #129. She was a true steal magnolia. Having beaten back ITP for 7 years, an autoimmune disorder since we adopted her, it went after her liver a few weeks ago. I came home at lunchtime and found she was not doing well. I took her to the vet and things fell apart pretty fast. We are heart broken. Give your pet an extra hug tonight, from Lucy.

Over59 · 06-30-2004, 06:41 AM

This is my favorite Lucy Picture.

**jcanavera** · 06-30-2004, 07:59 AM

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Originally Posted by psychpw

Today was a sad day. We had Lucy (Champion Mardi Gra Lucy in Disguise) put to sleep.

You have our sympathy Paul. Its been a year since we had to put Smokey (#44) down so we know your sorrow.

Jack

davidz71 · 07-03-2004, 09:18 PM

Henry cat rules the roof at our house while 2 more cats take the back seat.

riverdreamer · 07-05-2004, 11:16 PM

Molly and Pirate think that Sean's breakfast is for them too.

67caravel · 07-06-2004, 05:36 AM

Now that is cute, Riverdreamer!

canny_banjo_man · 07-09-2004, 11:21 AM

Hi ALL...
...I says 2 the Missus, I think I'll put a foto on the Forum, & enter the FUN... " FUN "..she shouts... " with a face like Yr's...U'll FRIGHTEN everyone..." & no doubt the MUTT's thinkin. If HE points that CAMERA at ME once more...I'll stick it where he will get an ECLIPSE of his...*"+-=, from the inside, Growled in his NICEST polite GROWL....LOL...maybe catch him when He's sleepin...sigh...Chris.....

InsideOut · 07-11-2004, 11:25 PM

We were up in Cheyenne, WY for a rally this weekend and it was HOT! Miss Lily found a nice cool spot...

Shari

gentlemanbandit · 07-13-2004, 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Stefrobrts

I think you'd better keep the shitzu away from that 'little lizard'!

Yes, I relocated the little lizard in a different pond with lots of ducks. He gave me the best fight on my zebco bass rod. I had to throw the snake in my hand down that I had just caught so I could fight him for my lure. The shitzu is a happy puppy now. Poor thing was all cut up and starving and scared to death when we found him. He's a mamma's boy now with chip and all so he will never be lost again...unless he get's to close to a lizard like this

I would hate to have to get violent with a lizard like this but would reach down it's throat if I had to save our shitzu. The things we do for love...

canny_banjo_man · 07-14-2004, 01:11 AM

Hi ALL...
Well I tried 2 take yet ANOTHER snap of Toby, who is 8 2day....& Me thinkin I would B let-off takin him out in the pourin rain...Guess who's bn dreamin AGN ???.......He jus turned his back at the wrong / right moment...well put it this way...it's kinda bit EARLY in the mornin for those kinda foto's...infact it's toooo early ANY TIME...LOL...still I swear I saw a SMILE on His face...
I Luv ALL the Pics U Guys put up, Whilst In Fla: on Vacation, We saw a young Girl WEARIN a couple of those tiny Lizzards on each EAR LOBE..inside the shoppin Mall...looked kinda ....well let's jus say DIFFERENT..a bit later on, ALL-HELL broke out in a department store...Yep, U guessed correctly...She LOST ONE...in the BEDDIN Dept:...another word seems 2 pop up here for the word SHEETS..., ( Oh Pooh ! )...
There R all Nice pic's, & as bein a HUGE ANIMAL LOVER, My bet would B that there can B NO winner, in a contest, as they R ALL winners in their own right...LOL...Chris.....

Sneakinup · 07-14-2004, 06:16 AM

My new room mates... for the next 6 months before they return to England. When I call them, I sound a bit like John Cleese. They don't understand American accents... kidding of course.

flamingo-kid1 · 07-14-2004, 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Over59

Today was a sad day. We had Lucy (Champion Mardi Gra Lucy in Disguise) put to sleep. It was a very bad day. Her liver crashed and there was no room to negotiate with fate. Lucy was in photo #129. She was a true steal magnolia. Having beaten back ITP for 7 years, an autoimmune disorder since we adopted her, it went after her liver a few weeks ago. I came home at lunchtime and found she was not doing well. I took her to the vet and things fell apart pretty fast. We are heart broken. Give your pet an extra hug tonight, from Lucy.

I had to put down our 14 year old cowdog two years ago. I miss her every single day, but I also know that I HAD to do what I did for her.. she took care of me, mine, the house and kids for 14 years!

It was our turn to take care of her. They trust us, implicitly, and you did the right thing. I am sure you know that, but knowing that does not make the loss any easier.

I WILL give my doggie an extra hug today.. thank you for reminding me to do so.

RaChelle

flamingo-kid1 · 07-14-2004, 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Sneakinup

My new room mates... for the next 6 months before they return to England. When I call them, I sound a bit like John Cleese. They don't understand American accents... kidding of course.

What bee-yoo-ti-ful cats.. is the lighter one a blue point or a lynx point?

And why do they have to go back to England?

If you're not used to Siamese, you're in for an experience. They're positively addictive, after you figure out and accept the fact that they are aliens from the planet of Siam and they own the earth.. they just LET you be on it.

Sneakinup · 07-14-2004, 06:32 PM

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Originally Posted by flamingo-kid1

What bee-yoo-ti-ful cats.. is the lighter one a blue point or a lynx point?

And why do they have to go back to England?

If you're not used to Siamese, you're in for an experience. They're positively addictive, after you figure out and accept the fact that they are aliens from the planet of Siam and they own the earth.. they just LET you be on it.

I'm not really sure what he is. I have known these two for about a year, and they are a lot of fun. They never stop talking... even in the middle of the night.

I had a cat once that was part Siamese, and she talked all the time too. So I know what I am in for!

They belong to a friend of mine from England. If she brought them directly back with her, they would have to go in to a kitty prison for 6 months of quarantine. I couldn't let them do that, they are too special to her. With their shots here, they must remain in the US for 6 months before they can return to England. I'm enjoying them... probably more than they are enjoying me.