morning, do you deliver randall?

 

And you have the key?

 

no, thats the part he ate

 

Well, I'm not waiting around for him to pass the key, so to speak.

 

Nope. Sorry.

Pam has the key.

 

well by the time you get there.....

 

Well, if Pam has the key, I think I better hope the guy here brings in some more Lil Cinnamon rolls. That will be my best chance. Save a long drive too.

 

Nice try Matt!

There were tornadoes all around here last night. Everything at our house is fine - it was just really scary for a while.

You already have kids in the house...that's enough!

Seriously, it just depends on what you're looking for - large or small breed, etc. For some people, the shedding is a problem, so they look for dogs that don't shed a lot. As far as house training, I believe that any dog can be house trained - your success depends on how much effort and consistency you put into the training. I have an American Bulldog that lives indoors. Lots of people would not consider that to be the ideal indoor pet - but she's perfect for me. With children around, you would probably want to stay away from the "bully" breeds.

I sure do - it's a model 19 Glock.

 

 

We had 2 funnels that was spotted here last night, but neither touched ground.

So, with 2 kids running around, might be a good idea not to have a dog. Good point.

And that was the same key I was thinking you had too.

 

What about a small dog Randall? Or just wait until they are a bit older.

 

A small dog probably will not stand a chance with the 2 yr old come to think about it. He's a mean little fart.

 

My two cents is that kids need a dog. Especially boys. A dog teaches kids to love, responsibility(if they are part of the caretakers) and other lessons in life, such as losing a loved one. Personally, I think that kids that have had dogs or cats in their lifes grow up to be better, more well rounded adults. I think about any breed can be a house dog. You need to do some research on temperment and physical needs. For instance, you may want to avoid a long hair as they need lots of brushing. A Lab makes a great family dog, and can be a good inside dog if you bathe them regularly. One other thing, it can be very rewarding to get a rescue dog. They seem to understand when they have been saved. Plus, if you get one that is a year old or so, you miss all the difficult training and chewing problems.

You can probably tell, Pam did not have a dog as a child. See what I mean?

 

 

Someone is going to be feeling the wrath