Aww!!!

What a sweety! She's gorgeous! just like Bella was!

And yes.. I certainly think that Lucy and Calvin were separated at birth lol.. they look like twins!

		spapad wrote:
		Oh My god! I never relized when I picked her up how much she looked like Calvin! If those two little buggers aren't of the same ilk, I would be suprised! She's just the best, just worry about tomorrow with no one home for a while! Hope all goes well.    (Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Sunday, March 15, 2009 9:35:25 PM)   guidogodoy wrote:   The opposite shot. HELLHOUND!!!! Some 37 lbs now.    (Quoting Message by spapad from Sunday, March 15, 2009 9:27:48 PM)   spapad wrote:   Lucy is as big as Bella was as far as hieght, but she is no skinny I don't think she weighs more than 25. Last 48 hours, I think she gained a few pounds and is leaving the biggest piles in the yard! LOL I hope to get her up to 35 or 40, whichever she looks best at. Right now she's so tiny I feel like I'm gonna break her if I pat her too hard.  So probably that speckling on both come from Bluetick, a familiar animal in these parts of the world. I can see beagle, but must be bluetick to get the marks, and she's not stuburn like a beagle! LOL      guidogodoy wrote:   KEWL vid Spa! Vet said that his best guess was that Calvin was some sort of beagle / birddog mix. Too tall for a regular beagle but still has the bark and digging tendencies (lunar landscape backyard, IOW). As for your doggie gate, be creative...like me! (damned if that hound didn't chew up one of the clamps I had hooking it onto the stairs, though. Babygate in the doorway to my great room and this kept him from jumping the stairs! Check out the innovation (and mess...thank you shoe muncher!).      spapad wrote:   Holly crap! What kind of dog did your vet say Calvin was? Lucy has those litttle spots in her. I figured it came from bluetick, but I dont know.      guidogodoy wrote:   "Oh Calvin, oh you gave and you gave without taking....." Whoops. Not the singing thread? Edited at: Sunday, March 15, 2009 9:36:23 PM Edited at: Sunday, March 15, 2009 9:47:47 PM

Lucy trying to bury a bone in the house. Pretty funny!

Well, obviously I have never owned one due to the allergy problem but cat fans have told me they are great. I shall have to rethink that now?!

		Vaillant 3.0 wrote:
		That's true, but cats do tend to leave fur wherever they rest. Cooler would have to keep a lint roller ready, since cats tend to sleep on clothing, sheets, etc. Then he'll have to deal with a cat's territory "marks", which don't smell particularly nice. Then there's the clawing on the furniture thing. As much as I love cats, they do have their setbacks.      spapad wrote: At cat would work out for you cooler. I'm allergic to them, so I don't have one, but they are fairly low maintenance. Keep the litter box clean and feed them when they ask and they are very content, afterall they decide when they want attension for the most part. Very independent animals.      Cooler wrote: As much I would like to have a pet... I love animals way too much to get one as pet. The reason? I'm not sure I could take care well ENOUGH for one. Please, don't ask me anything aboud so called purebreeds etc.! Natural breeding for a pratical purpose is not so wrong as... oh, well. Oh, I tend to get carried away sometimes. Ok... usually... Still... I would r e a l l y like to have a pet... but the need of any such animal is more important to me than my... well... likes. Edit: Dang typos... Edited at: Saturday, March 14, 2009 12:51:01 AM