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DANE
OWNER'S CHECKLIST
©1998-2008 Ginnie Saunders
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- a
five-year-old girl approaches to ask, "Why are you walking that baby
cow?"
- a
car drives by, stops, and backs up to you. The driver rolls down
his window
to ask, "Excuse me, that's a dog, isn't it?" When you say
yes, he turns to his wife and says, "See, I told you so, nobody
walks a deer!" and drives away
- a
six-year-old boy takes one look at your dog and says, "Wow! I bet
he could eat a whole roll of toilet paper in one gulp!"
- the
big people walking the little dog always say "I don't know how she
does it."
- you
see a Chihuahua and you mutter under your breath, "My dog craps bigger
than that!"
My
Great Dane has ARTHRITIS.
Does yours?
We tried various brands of "glucosamine with chondriotin" pills on
our elderly Great Dane, Merlin, and he didn't get the relief we were looking
for – until we
switched
to a
special LIQUID formulation.
I highly recommend a liquid
glucosamine with chondroitin formula to anyone whose dog is suffering
from arthritis or hip dysplasia. Liquid
formulations offer a much faster and more efficient absorption rate compared
to pills.
Merlin, who recently celebrated his 10th birthday, is feeling much better now,
and
I'm
completely
sold
on
the
product!
— Ginnie
Saunders
Click
here to learn more
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Q:
"How did he get soooo big?"
A: "We put Miracle Grow in his water."
Q: "Do you have a saddle for that thing?"
A: "Oh no, he's been trained to carry me in his mouth."
Q: "What kind of dog is that?"
A: "It's not really a dog, it's a Holstien. He's just a little
confused."
Q: "How much does he eat?"
A: "Two kids a week"
Q: "Why is he so big?"
A: "We live near a nuclear power plant."
Q: "Does he bite?"
A: "Only on Tuesdays. Oops, that's today, isn't it?"
Q: "How much does he eat?"
A: "How much do you weigh?"
Q: "Can I ride him?"
A: "No, he charges too much"
Q: "What do you feed a 150-pound dog?"
A: "Anything he wants."
Q: "Have you fed that thing today?"
A: "Why? Are are you missing a kid?"
Q: "Why does he have one blue eye and one brown eye?"
A: "He had two different fathers."
- a
female guest wearing very short shorts got a wet nose in the crotch,
and from tippy-toes she commented, "He must smell my cat."
- your new
neighbor excitedly told you he found bear tracks in the garden
- someone explained
the word oxymoron when you introduced your "baby" Great
Dane
- your dog
woke you up in the middle of the night to warn you of the dangers
of a kitchen chair, then (a week later) slept through the theft
of your valuables
- the
painter you hired to paint the cathedral ceiling in your living
room told
you that he would be happy to paint the ceiling but "you have
strange water marks up there and maybe you should have the roof
checked first."
- your
boss commented, "If you were married, I'd call the police," after
you showed up at work with a black eye
- a
visitor yelled "No!!!" while telling a story, and your Dane hid
for 3 hours behind the door in the bathroom before you found him
- the people
stopped you in the street to take a picture of their 5-year-old
sitting under your dog
- the
woman asked, "But their personalities are they more like
dogs, or like cattle?"
- you came
home to find a lake of water on your kitchen floor because, in
your absence, your dog learned to operate the icemaker
- your dog
farted loudly in obedience class, then in front of God and the
world, he chased his butt to find out where the noise came from
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