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MsMBV
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Re: ever get the feeling...
Posted by Kara
Posted by MsMBV
BTW, how is your horse feeling?
SOOOOOOO much better. Thanks for asking! 
I am so glad to hear!
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HeathKernandez
Our Ron is an awesome Ron
Member since 4/07 9091 total posts
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baby fish mouth
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Re: ever get the feeling...
kara,
do you bring your horse into pet stores?
how do you feel about this>?
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| Posted 3/25/08 9:26 AM |
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Kara
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Member since 3/07 13217 total posts
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They call me "Tater Salad"
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Re: ever get the feeling...
Posted by carolinep24
kara,
do you bring your horse into pet stores?
how do you feel about this>?
No, my horses are getting to the point where they are too old to go shopping with their Mommy. They get embarassed.
Despite my efforts to dissuade him, though, one insists on shopping with his malti-pek-a-dane-almation-chi-shep-terrier-poo that he bought at a pet shop on one of his solo shopping sprees. (I've got to take that Amex away from him!) It's really not that bad, though. He wraps the dog in many layers of plastic, carries bottled water for it, and always returns the shopping cart... Plus, he pumps so he doesn't have to breast feed in public.
The other leaves his cat at home because it's too difficult to hold the carrier and shop without hands, let alone opposable thumbs.
Even equines are split on this issue.
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| Posted 3/25/08 9:34 AM |
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june262004
But I love the Snow!
Member since 5/05 15379 total posts
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Kristin
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Re: ever get the feeling...
Posted by Lisa
Ill give it to you in one sentence....
Dogs dont belong in supermarkets (or any other store but Pet stores) but others have different feelings about it.
I swear this comes up at least once a year!!!
NAH More often then that!
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| Posted 3/25/08 9:37 AM |
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Bxgell2
Perfection
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Beth
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Re: ever get the feeling...
Anyone care to fill me in? 
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| Posted 3/25/08 9:40 AM |
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june262004
But I love the Snow!
Member since 5/05 15379 total posts
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Kristin
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Re: ever get the feeling...
Posted by Bxgell2
Anyone care to fill me in?
I missed it to but I gathered from the other 600 threads that there was yet another thread about dogs in stores.
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| Posted 3/25/08 9:52 AM |
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MsMBV
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Re: ever get the feeling...
Posted by Kara
Posted by carolinep24
kara,
do you bring your horse into pet stores?
how do you feel about this>?
No, my horses are getting to the point where they are too old to go shopping with their Mommy. They get embarassed.
Despite my efforts to dissuade him, though, one insists on shopping with his malti-pek-a-dane-almation-chi-shep-terrier-poo that he bought at a pet shop on one of his solo shopping sprees. (I've got to take that Amex away from him!) It's really not that bad, though. He wraps the dog in many layers of plastic, carries bottled water for it, and always returns the shopping cart... Plus, he pumps so he doesn't have to breast feed in public.
The other leaves his cat at home because it's too difficult to hold the carrier and shop without hands, let alone opposable thumbs.
Even equines are split on this issue.
that was perfect
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| Posted 3/25/08 10:04 AM |
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HoneyBadger
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Member since 10/06 15979 total posts
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Re: ever get the feeling...
Posted by Kara
No, my horses are getting to the point where they are too old to go shopping with their Mommy. They get embarassed.
Despite my efforts to dissuade him, though, one insists on shopping with his malti-pek-a-dane-almation-chi-shep-terrier-poo that he bought at a pet shop on one of his solo shopping sprees. (I've got to take that Amex away from him!) It's really not that bad, though. He wraps the dog in many layers of plastic, carries bottled water for it, and always returns the shopping cart... Plus, he pumps so he doesn't have to breast feed in public.
The other leaves his cat at home because it's too difficult to hold the carrier and shop without hands, let alone opposable thumbs.
Even equines are split on this issue.
Ok, seriously, I just snorted at my desk reading this!!
Kara - you ROCK!!!
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| Posted 3/25/08 12:09 PM |
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jxnoscar
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Re: ever get the feeling...
Pet shops are bad
Dogs are bad
Showing you boob is good
Supermarkets are bad
Am I right?
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| Posted 3/25/08 12:11 PM |
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HoneyBadger
YourWorstNightmare.
Member since 10/06 15979 total posts
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Re: ever get the feeling...
Posted by jxnoscar
Pet shops are bad
Dogs are bad
Showing you boob is good
Supermarkets are bad
Am I right?
That sums it up!
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| Posted 3/25/08 12:12 PM |
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headoverheels
s'il vous plaît
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Re: ever get the feeling...
Posted by Jennie0898
Posted by jxnoscar
Pet shops are bad
Dogs are bad
Showing you boob is good
Supermarkets are bad
Am I right?
That sums it up!
you forgot about 06ers. they are bad too.
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| Posted 3/25/08 12:24 PM |
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headoverheels
s'il vous plaît
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LB
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Re: ever get the feeling...
Posted by Kara
Posted by carolinep24
kara,
do you bring your horse into pet stores?
how do you feel about this>?
No, my horses are getting to the point where they are too old to go shopping with their Mommy. They get embarassed.
Despite my efforts to dissuade him, though, one insists on shopping with his malti-pek-a-dane-almation-chi-shep-terrier-poo that he bought at a pet shop on one of his solo shopping sprees. (I've got to take that Amex away from him!) It's really not that bad, though. He wraps the dog in many layers of plastic, carries bottled water for it, and always returns the shopping cart... Plus, he pumps so he doesn't have to breast feed in public.
The other leaves his cat at home because it's too difficult to hold the carrier and shop without hands, let alone opposable thumbs.
Even equines are split on this issue.
OMG kara i love you 
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| Posted 3/25/08 12:24 PM |
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jxnoscar
Baby Delicious!
Member since 8/06 4156 total posts
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Nancy
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Re: ever get the feeling...
Posted by headoverheels
Posted by Jennie0898
Posted by jxnoscar
Pet shops are bad
Dogs are bad
Showing you boob is good
Supermarkets are bad
Am I right?
That sums it up!
you forgot about 06ers. they are bad too.
Hey!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am on 06'er. We are not bad, we are SASSY!!!!!!!!!!!!
"If ya can't play with the big dogs (or apparently small dogs in stores) stay on the porch
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| Posted 3/25/08 12:25 PM |
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headoverheels
s'il vous plaît
Member since 6/07 42079 total posts
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LB
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Re: ever get the feeling...
Posted by jxnoscar
Posted by headoverheels
Posted by Jennie0898
Posted by jxnoscar
Pet shops are bad
Dogs are bad
Showing you boob is good
Supermarkets are bad
Am I right?
That sums it up!
you forgot about 06ers. they are bad too.
Hey!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am on 06'er. We are not bad, we are SASSY!!!!!!!!!!!!
"If ya can't play with the big dogs (or apparently small dogs in stores) stay on the porch
this teensy tiny 07er is scared!  
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| Posted 3/25/08 12:37 PM |
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HeathKernandez
Our Ron is an awesome Ron
Member since 4/07 9091 total posts
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baby fish mouth
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Re: ever get the feeling...
Posted by Kara
Posted by carolinep24
kara,
do you bring your horse into pet stores?
how do you feel about this>?
No, my horses are getting to the point where they are too old to go shopping with their Mommy. They get embarassed.
Despite my efforts to dissuade him, though, one insists on shopping with his malti-pek-a-dane-almation-chi-shep-terrier-poo that he bought at a pet shop on one of his solo shopping sprees. (I've got to take that Amex away from him!) It's really not that bad, though. He wraps the dog in many layers of plastic, carries bottled water for it, and always returns the shopping cart... Plus, he pumps so he doesn't have to breast feed in public.
The other leaves his cat at home because it's too difficult to hold the carrier and shop without hands, let alone opposable thumbs.
Even equines are split on this issue.
does he live in mastic? did he shoot at an angry mob on his lawn?
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