All About Pocket Knives

Colonel, Real nice birds and dogs.

Thanks Joe. I agree with ya on the watermelons. I like em too, with seeds.

Wade,
I kinda' chuckled when I saw your 1st picture of the dog you call Blue. She is pretty talented to be able to keep her balance , . Ol' Cuz will come by and straighten her up.
Treefarmer

treefarmer wrote:Wade,
I kinda' chuckled when I saw your 1st picture of the dog you call Blue. She is pretty talented to be able to keep her balance , . Ol' Cuz will come by and straighten her up.
Treefarmer

Rofl. Yep she's talented.

Seriously, she's a goofball. If any dog could stand sideways it'd be her. Lol.

I told you I love cartoons. This one stricks a cord.....

Thanks Cuz.

Today she was up on the trailer trying to help me unload ties for a new raised bed.

What I call gettin' in the way cause she sure ain't helpin'.

Jerry she's helpin' - that's called moral encouragement! I've got a couple that do about the same.

Took a couple of interesting pictures from the front porch this evening. Sitting out watching the sunset and found a surprise! Sneaky rascal was just a step off the front porch right under where the wife and I were standing! It was a big one. Those bushes it was under are about 3 feet apart, so guessing it was 5 or 6 feet long. Caught it, carried it out to the pasture and turned it loose. Smelled terrible though, once I caught it! Rat snakes emit an odor when disturbed - must be part of their defense mechanism.

Ken

At 2:00 pm today I had to put my best Buddy down,Thirteen years of pure love .My last pic of Gunner I took yesterday.RIP feller.

That must have been a tough call. Too bad.
Sorry to hear that dogg.

Aww Dogg, that is so sad. These fellers are the truest friends that any man can have. I still can't talk about mine a year after she left me.

Gdog,
I understand completely. Been there and done that way too many times over the years. They become part of the family. It never gets easy.
Treefarmer

Sorry dogg, that's a tough thing to have to do. Been there. The consolation is knowing you did the right thing, and the memories you have.

Ken

Sorry about your pup, Gdog. I'm sure his heart was in it, just the rest of him couldn't keep up no more.

Beautiful dog. I know he gave you years of companionship, love and devotion.

We've lost three dogs during our forty-six year marriage. We've waited years before getting another and we've gotten one right away, within a week.

I highly recommend getting another dog right away.

It isn't disrespectful to Gunner and it will not diminish the hurt, but it does fill that need us "dog people" have in our make-up.

A new pup will thrill your soul, occupy your mind and time and give you the companionship, love and devotion you crave.

It won't be Gunner. It will be a totally different canine personality and your love for it will be just as strong.

Charlie Noyes

Real sorry to hear that Gd. I am sure he had a full life and there are many memories.
Been there done that and not easy.
Regards, Jerry

I hate to hear about that dogg. That's hard to do I know.

It truly hoovers to lose a dog. I cut a bunch of onions when Axel died. And when we had Muffin put down. Not quite so much when Bart was tore up and we shot him.

on a completely different subject

[quote="garddogg56"]At 2:00 pm today I had to put my best Buddy down,Thirteen years of pure love .My last pic of Gunner I took yesterday.RIP feller.[/qu ...................GD, I had to do this in 2001 with my yellow lab, and 15 years later, I'm still not over it!!!!..... ................

Real Sorry to read this my Friend. Black Labs are one of my all time favorite Breed of Dogs, have had a few of them myself thru the years, very loyal Dogs. Have not had a Dog now for a long time because I never got over putting down my last one.

Guys ,I thank you for your thoughts from the bottom of my heart Sincerely your knifing friend Bob

That's a hard thing 'dog. Makes ya appreciate them while they are with us.

a happy little fellow

Can you honestly think Obozo thinks this way?