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Posted by Fred on June 29, 2009, 5:32 am
Our puppy Casey at 8 months of age has yet to blow his coat and weighing in
at 100 lbs. I can assure you that he is carrying at least 5 lbs. of excess
fur in addition to the fur already blowing around my shop. This bloody slow
shedding has reached the point where there is a fair chance I could succumb
to hair balls if something doesn't happen soon. Summer is here boy, Get With
It!!
In the past we have spun Malamute fur into yarn and knitted gloves but has
anyone ever heard of using Malamute fur in a comforter versus duck down? One
would have a fur tick versus a feather tick. Hey I'm serious here!!!
Casey just started cocking his leg which would indicate that he is no longer
a puppy but has reached or is approaching the realm of maturity. Almost time
for his Pupmitzvah. Picking out a suitable present will be easy sayeth my
DW, just get *her half of Casey* a nice big beef bone and get *my half of
Casey* some new chew toys, like a stair case, back door, house coat, shower
cap, a few fence posts or some new cedar trees in the yard to replace the
shredded ones.
Fred
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Posted by on June 29, 2009, 6:02 am
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>Our puppy Casey at 8 months of age has yet to blow his coat and weighing in
>at 100 lbs. I can assure you that he is carrying at least 5 lbs. of excess
>fur in addition to the fur already blowing around my shop. This bloody slow
>shedding has reached the point where there is a fair chance I could succumb
>to hair balls if something doesn't happen soon. Summer is here boy, Get With
>It!!
>In the past we have spun Malamute fur into yarn and knitted gloves but has
>anyone ever heard of using Malamute fur in a comforter versus duck down? One
>would have a fur tick versus a feather tick. Hey I'm serious here!!!
A friend did that and the fur was lovely but it smelled doggy in damp
weather !
I have just had to renew my bedding. I had a nasty cough and twice
people asked "Do you have a goosedown duvet?" on the third ask, I
changed it out to fibre fill and jettisoned the feather pillows. Cough
has almost gone now.
Just a thought.
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>Casey just started cocking his leg which would indicate that he is no longer
>a puppy but has reached or is approaching the realm of maturity. Almost time
>for his Pupmitzvah. Picking out a suitable present will be easy sayeth my
>DW, just get *her half of Casey* a nice big beef bone and get *my half of
>Casey* some new chew toys, like a stair case, back door, house coat, shower
>cap, a few fence posts or some new cedar trees in the yard to replace the
>shredded ones.
Are you going to have a big celebration for the Pupmitzvah and ask us
all ???
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Posted by Cheryl Isaak on June 29, 2009, 9:13 am
On 6/29/09 6:02 AM, in article 034h451nf89k8gk7g0mq7220834g8d3512@4ax.com,
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>> Our puppy Casey at 8 months of age has yet to blow his coat and weighing in
>> at 100 lbs. I can assure you that he is carrying at least 5 lbs. of excess
>> fur in addition to the fur already blowing around my shop. This bloody slow
>> shedding has reached the point where there is a fair chance I could succumb
>> to hair balls if something doesn't happen soon. Summer is here boy, Get With
>> It!!
>>
>> In the past we have spun Malamute fur into yarn and knitted gloves but has
>> anyone ever heard of using Malamute fur in a comforter versus duck down? One
>> would have a fur tick versus a feather tick. Hey I'm serious here!!!
>
> A friend did that and the fur was lovely but it smelled doggy in damp
> weather !
>
> I have just had to renew my bedding. I had a nasty cough and twice
> people asked "Do you have a goosedown duvet?" on the third ask, I
> changed it out to fibre fill and jettisoned the feather pillows. Cough
> has almost gone now.
>
> Just a thought.
I'm with you - down needs regular cleaning and a specialized cleaning at
that. (I know Sheena knows this already and takes great care with her
duvets.)
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>> Casey just started cocking his leg which would indicate that he is no longer
>> a puppy but has reached or is approaching the realm of maturity. Almost time
>> for his Pupmitzvah. Picking out a suitable present will be easy sayeth my
>> DW, just get *her half of Casey* a nice big beef bone and get *my half of
>> Casey* some new chew toys, like a stair case, back door, house coat, shower
>> cap, a few fence posts or some new cedar trees in the yard to replace the
>> shredded ones.
>>
>
> Are you going to have a big celebration for the Pupmitzvah and ask us
> all ???
I think he should... And Casey should get lots of chew toys.
C
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Posted by Polly Esther on June 29, 2009, 10:27 am
Hello. The rctq group is quiet this morning so I thought I'd drop in here
to see what was going on.
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Fred wrote, in part > Almost time for his Pupmitzvah. Picking out a suitable
present will be easy sayeth my
DW, just get *her half of Casey* a nice big beef bone and get *my half of
Casey* some new chew toys, like a stair case, back door, house coat, shower
cap, a few fence posts or some new cedar trees in the yard to replace the
shredded ones.
For a special treat, may I recommend a nice collection of Southern Living
Cookbooks? Our Yorkie puppy chewed his way through 20 volumes and
apparently found them very well-seasoned. The 1982 edition was a special
favorite. Polly
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Posted by Cheryl Isaak on June 29, 2009, 12:03 pm
On 6/29/09 10:27 AM, in article 7as15uF206haoU1@mid.individual.net, "Polly
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> Hello. The rctq group is quiet this morning so I thought I'd drop in here
> to see what was going on.
>
> Fred wrote, in part > Almost time for his Pupmitzvah. Picking out a suitable
> present will be easy sayeth my
> DW, just get *her half of Casey* a nice big beef bone and get *my half of
> Casey* some new chew toys, like a stair case, back door, house coat, shower
> cap, a few fence posts or some new cedar trees in the yard to replace the
> shredded ones.
>
> For a special treat, may I recommend a nice collection of Southern Living
> Cookbooks? Our Yorkie puppy chewed his way through 20 volumes and
> apparently found them very well-seasoned. The 1982 edition was a special
> favorite. Polly
>
>
My son did some serious teething on favorite book... I wonder if for his
18th in a year, I can find a copy of it....
C
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>at 100 lbs. I can assure you that he is carrying at least 5 lbs. of excess
>fur in addition to the fur already blowing around my shop. This bloody slow
>shedding has reached the point where there is a fair chance I could succumb
>to hair balls if something doesn't happen soon. Summer is here boy, Get With
>It!!
>In the past we have spun Malamute fur into yarn and knitted gloves but has
>anyone ever heard of using Malamute fur in a comforter versus duck down? One
>would have a fur tick versus a feather tick. Hey I'm serious here!!!