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Just like ours, though we threw stuffed cat mice. The more we could get them to ricochet around the house the better he liked it.

Our Golden would fetch tennis balls, too. Unfortunately, retrievers are rather slobbery and tennis balls get pretty gross when saturated with foamy dog slobber.

You need to be regulated.

Classic Bluey herding behaviour. She's circling to make sure that none of her herd are straying. Watch out - if you do stray she'll nip your heels, which can be painful and get infected, like any dog bite.

We named her Donner, because she'll eat anything.

Wonder how many people will get the joke ?>:-} ...Jim Thompson

Everybody in Truckee!

We had one that did that with a passing wasp, came down looking like she was wearing a baseball mitt !!

;-) ...Jim Thompson

Sooo... a party animal?

--sp

That's a good come-back ;-) ...Jim Thompson

It's a dog-eat-dog world.

We rescued a shepherd-golden mix. Not sure, could have been others in there, we didn't have much info about her. Smartest dog we ever had. One day my wife baked bread for an outing and draped aluminum foil over it. Half an hour later we wanted to leave, grabbed that plate, hmm ... awfully light. Took off the foil ... no bread. She had snatched it and then placed the aluminum foil back over the plate so nobody would notice. A few crumbs on her pillow were the one mistake she made.

Yes, that's her. Actually, Mo knows somebody who knows her, I think.

Selfie Suicide is a new subclass of Darwin Effect.

Have you been on/under that bridge? It's very impressive. Most of the Sierra foothills are impressive.

Yes, I saw it from below a couple of weeks ago. This area sure is nice. I rode my mountain bike along hills on the American River South Fork. 20 miles of pristine views and because it was close to 100F I met hardly anyone, only a father and daughter on horses and one hiker. Had to carry

Later I took a detour down to the river and saw to my surprise that it was rush hour:

This was a regular weekday.

People whine a lot about California, but it sure is beautiful.

Donner, party of twenty, your table is ready... :-(

Yes but there is competition. Southern Utah is really tempting for a guy like me who likes mountain biking. With my kind of business I am not tied to a particular location.

West Virginia (my home state) is gorgeous also... gorgeous, but the economy sucks, and the politicians are just renamed versions of Robert Byrd :-( ...Jim Thompson