You can climb a ladder up to the sun.

Quite a bit easier than large dogs.

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I have been told differently but this was the thought I held for a time too.

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miss-waldorf.livejournal.com

I would think not.

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Trust me, large dogs want all the space, and they need constant attention. And are much more likely to pull one down the street.

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Well that I have experienced, with my horse.

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That would make two then. Perhaps some little dogs are different from others.

How have you settled in?

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Oi.

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I'm afraid I don't have much experience with horses.

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And they drool.

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[Brief recognition--naw it can't be.]

Hello?

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I have been with horses for much of my life, and Destrier, my faithful steed, half of that.

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adamantined

Hey.

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They're noble and protective, and if you keep it up they'll be drooling on that jumper you like.

You know the one I speak of.

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[ it very much can! Well. To a certain degree. ]

Don't mind me, just defending canine honor.

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[NO IDEA WHAT HE'S TALKING ABOUT but pinged by dogs]

Maybe if you get a treat he'd like and use it to lead him, he'd follow you?

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I can't say I've had dogs that long, abut if you need advice I'd be happy to offer.

Edited Date: 2010-01-12 03:30 am (UTC)

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I don't think hay is very delicious to dogs but it works for horses on occasion.

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I'm sure no dog would dare.

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I wonder how long a treat would last. Perhaps I need to carry a sack of treats.

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Dogs dare quite a bit, mate. It's in their nature.

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The dog fits in one hand. What do you recommend?

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adamantined

You think you're sooooo smart, don't you?

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Clearly one needs a firm hand.

And a newspaper.

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