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Re: Our misadventures with a brand new dog. 

By: Beldin in POPE 5 | Recommend this post (1)
Wed, 20 Jun 18 9:40 AM | 67 view(s)
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Agreed, Decomp. You should absolutely stay with the name he is used to - no point in confusing him any more than he already is.

Nah, that was a tongue-in-cheek statement aimed squarely at getting the frog's goat - so to speak.

The name of my next dog is gonna be Damnit. Come here, Damnit! Sit, Damnit! Fetch me an ice-cold beer, Damnit! Quit lickin' yer butt, Damnit! 

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Re: Our misadventures with a brand new dog.
By: Decomposed
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Wed, 20 Jun 18 6:41 AM
Msg. 02673 of 62138

Beldin:

Re: “The poor dog is named after a damned FROG - no wonder he's neurotic!!!�

Agreed. We didn't give him that name. However "Kermit" might just be the only word the dog knows! We don't think it would be prudent to mess with that - not at this time, anyway, which that means we probably won't change it later.

Coincidentally, I had a dog named "Frog" about 20 years ago. He was a huge, lovable, hyperactive and destructive beast. Sadly, he didn't live long. I came home one day and found him in the yard. The vet thought maybe a black widow got him.


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