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latefordinner
Joined: 19 Aug 2003
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Didn't take the quizz, but I'm a bit curious. I used to have a golden retriever, and my brother has two of them. What does that say about us?
(Actually I didn't have the golden, my family did. I was just the guy who walked him, fed him, groomed him and took him to the vet.)
Sara A, perhaps there is more to your character than some people see at first glance. Many people are put off by the size of the GD and never get to know its character. |
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Chris
Joined: 28 Jan 2003
Posts: 116
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Well, the results are in...
"You're a Chow-Chow! You are a loyal friend, but bite back in a heartbeat."
Hmmm.. Yep, that just about sums it up.. |
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woza17
Joined: 25 May 2003
Posts: 602
Location: china
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| My dog is a Pomeranion. now he looks like one of those really stuffed cute toy dogs that some girls and women cover their beds with. But my Tommy is a fighter with balls of steel, now the men in my house think I should have them removed, where is the empathy here. As a women I am protecting his balls. Now this is the hard part, I don't protect ovaries. |
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