Boat Dawgs?

[Bruce Kershaw]

I don

[Bud_Wilson]

Bruce  I have seen the photo's of Konrads boat and pet. Konrad has a pet camel and his boat  name is Humping to Please.  Bud :wink:

[Bruce Kershaw]

LOL! Now that

[capt jake]

These 2 (now we have a third) keep us company when we go out.  The boat is up for sale, so we won't be going out much any more.

[capt jake]

This guy is 'mine'. :)

[Konrad]

I got nuthin'.

Them's nice lookin dogs.

:grin:

We don't do dogs.

But if we did, I'd kind of like a beagle or a basset hound.

[ChrisObee]

But if we did, I'd kind of like a beagle or a basset hound.

Bassets are not that good at swimming so keep them safe in a proper PFD.  I love my Basset. 

[capt jake]

I haven't had a dog in over 20 years and then.....three of them!

[Konrad]

I'd get a basset hound and name it Ralph.

Ralph Kramden

[Bruce Kershaw]

We don't do dogs.

But if we did, I'd kind of like a beagle or a basset hound.

Allergies in the family? I seem to remember a story about a dog walking through your epoxy back when you were building the vacationer. My VERY redneck buddy, Tom, had a basset. Then he married a girl with allergies. He now has an apricot poodle named Lucy. We tease him, but he

[capt jake]

I'll have to admit, that is my favorite dog trick of all time! Never gets old!

[Konrad]

Nah, no allergies.

If there are two things I've been blessed with in life, it's no allergies and no need for corrected vision.

(I'm a mess beyond that, though)

Too many exposures to too many friends, neighbors, or acquaintences over the years with nuisance dogs that barked or crapped in MY yard too many times really turned us off over the years.  And it's been the majority, not a few isolated occurances.

[capt jake]

Nah, no allergies.

If there are two things I've been blessed with in life, it's no allergies and no need for corrected vision.

(I'm a mess beyond that, though)

Just wait young man, just wait!  I was the same, once upon a time..... ;)

[Konrad]

Trust me, I have my list.

1.  Plantar fascitis in the left heel.  Pushing 2 years now.  I doubt it'll EVER go away.

2.  Tendinitis, left bicep (which is a real PITA when you enjoy weightlifting)

3.  Random knee problems that come and go with the wind.

4.  Loss of dexterety in the left hand (had a brain MRI 2 weeks ago, turned up zilch. No explanation for it.)

Now that I think about it, I'd probably be just fine without my left side as a whole.  :?

[Bruce Kershaw]

Welcome to middle age, Dude. :wink:

Held the door open for an old guy at the mall once. He was doing the Tim Conway Shuffle.