Lots of quilters with dogs
10-30-2010, 09:10 AM
#101
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Great minds think alike? Quilters have lots of love and creativity and therefore love doggies (maybe kitties also). There seems to be a variety of doggies, just like the patterns and colors in the pix shown. I, too, love looking at the masterpieces shown in this site and all the neat tips and comments. This site was a great find!
10-31-2010, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by almostfree
Originally Posted by sltiffee
We have 2 Bassett Hounds, a mother and her daughter and a 10 mo. old male Havanese. My Velcro dog.
10-31-2010, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by my3furryfriends
He's a rescue dog--part Jack Russell/part-??? He, along with three other puppies were found in an abandoned/foreclosed home, in a bathroom--in Los Banos, CA. He's the love of my life (along with other two kitties, whom he just can't get along with and vice-versa).
10-31-2010, 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted by sandy12010
I had 4 dogs until yesterday had to have one of my little poms put to sleep yesterday for she had a tumor under her tongue that i didnt know she had everything came on all at once. then I got a boxer, maltese and a lhasa opsa (mispelled) other then that they are usually always under my feet no matter what I do weather it is sewing or cooking or doing dishes.
11-01-2010, 11:01 PM
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Two dogs here. Moppet, my avatar, Lhasa Apso cross and Remy a Manchester Terrier. Both sit in the sewing room by the window watching what is going on outside while I sew but follow me as soon as I move off my chair.
Remy
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11-02-2010, 09:31 AM
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To the person who is looking for a dog to adopt. If you are in your 70's, you don't want a beagle. My daughter has had 2. Not on purpose, they were rescues, the dogs chose her. They are escape artist in the first degree! They steal food, get out of your yard even when you think it is secure. I think that is how she got both of hers. They got out of their yards and couldn't find their way home. The latest one had tags and was in the local pound. Nobody ever fessed up to owning him so my daughter took him. He is a sweet dog but escapes every chance he gets. But if you get one you should know that you will spend a lot of time chasing him down.
11-23-2010, 03:24 AM
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