Loyalty?

[aunt betty]

I've seen some situations where it was hard for the dog to know who was their God and MASTER.
The one that comes to mind first and most quickly is the "his dog-her dog" scenario. Don't do it.
I mean two dogs with two masters, therefore two mini-packs. The dogs can't handle it.
Other than that I think you'll be fine AT.

[jehler]

And truthfully, few things would give me greater joy than having the dog listen to nobody BUT me. Then they'd have a clue how I feel around this place when I tell them to do something

You want to rent jr for the summer? he's looking for a summer job, and if he was gone all summer it would save me thousands in fishing expense

[assateague]

Sold. He can go poach catfish and turtles for me. And be the designated driver so I can liquored up when the family goes clamming.

[jehler]

No drivers license till 2014

[Eric Haynes]

No drivers license till 2014

He could just borrow your license.

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[assateague]

No drivers license till 2014

The last time someone was driving one of my vehicles with no driver's license, we were drunk and I convinced him to run from the cops. I was shouting encouragement from the passenger seat. But alas, we didn't make it. Good run while it lasted, though.

[jehler]

No drivers license till 2014

The last time someone was driving one of my vehicles with no driver's license, we were drunk and I convinced him to run from the cops. I was shouting encouragement from the passenger seat. But alas, we didn't make it. Good run while it lasted, though.

lol'ed

[assateague]

I should add for the record, this was back in 86 or 87. When he caught us/we realized we weren't going to get away (it was a 1981 Ford Escort, after all, but we gave 'er hell), we pulled over. He gave us hell for a couple minutes, and searched us. We even tried to say that the beer cans in the back weren't ours, but I don't think he believed it. To show how much times have changed, he put us in the back of his car and kept my license. Drove us to my buddy's house, and told us he was going to keep checking all night, and if my car was moved, he was going to arrest us both. The next day, after getting the car, I was supposed to go to the cop shop to pick up my license, which is exactly the way it played out. Two drunk underage guys (one very underage) tried to outrun a cop for about 6 miles, and we were told "don't do it again", basically. Now we'd be in jail and in some freaking rehab program for 5 years.

[Redbeard]

I should add for the record, this was back in 86 or 87. When he caught us/we realized we weren't going to get away (it was a 1981 Ford Escort, after all, but we gave 'er hell), we pulled over. He gave us hell for a couple minutes, and searched us. We even tried to say that the beer cans in the back weren't ours, but I don't think he believed it. To show how much times have changed, he put us in the back of his car and kept my license. Drove us to my buddy's house, and told us he was going to keep checking all night, and if my car was moved, he was going to arrest us both. The next day, after getting the car, I was supposed to go to the cop shop to pick up my license, which is exactly the way it played out. Two drunk underage guys (one very underage) tried to outrun a cop for about 6 miles, and we were told "don't do it again", basically. Now we'd be in jail and in some freaking rehab program for 5 years.

I wish it was still this way

[assateague]

To his credit, neither of us ever did it again.

[Flightstopper]

What state was that in?

[jehler]

I should add for the record, this was back in 86 or 87. When he caught us/we realized we weren't going to get away (it was a 1981 Ford Escort, after all, but we gave 'er hell), we pulled over. He gave us hell for a couple minutes, and searched us. We even tried to say that the beer cans in the back weren't ours, but I don't think he believed it. To show how much times have changed, he put us in the back of his car and kept my license. Drove us to my buddy's house, and told us he was going to keep checking all night, and if my car was moved, he was going to arrest us both. The next day, after getting the car, I was supposed to go to the cop shop to pick up my license, which is exactly the way it played out. Two drunk underage guys (one very underage) tried to outrun a cop for about 6 miles, and we were told "don't do it again", basically. Now we'd be in jail and in some freaking rehab program for 5 years.

I wish it was still this way

why isn't it?

[DeadEye_Dan]

I should add for the record, this was back in 86 or 87. When he caught us/we realized we weren't going to get away (it was a 1981 Ford Escort, after all, but we gave 'er hell), we pulled over. He gave us hell for a couple minutes, and searched us. We even tried to say that the beer cans in the back weren't ours, but I don't think he believed it. To show how much times have changed, he put us in the back of his car and kept my license. Drove us to my buddy's house, and told us he was going to keep checking all night, and if my car was moved, he was going to arrest us both. The next day, after getting the car, I was supposed to go to the cop shop to pick up my license, which is exactly the way it played out. Two drunk underage guys (one very underage) tried to outrun a cop for about 6 miles, and we were told "don't do it again", basically. Now we'd be in jail and in some freaking rehab program for 5 years.

I wish it was still this way

why isn't it?

Cause the 5.0 would get his ass sued off when little Johnny goes riding and wrecks the car and kills himself.

[jehler]

Attorneys huh, I figured. Worse than fucking bankers

[assateague]

PA

[assateague]

The same state that threw me in a jail cell for a perceived game violation. Apparently, their wardens take themselves far more seriously than their police. Shocking.

[DeadEye_Dan]

Attorneys huh, I figured. Worse than fucking bankers

Careful. You could get sued for that.

[assateague]

For fucking bankers?

[jehler]

Attorneys huh, I figured. Worse than fucking bankers

Careful. You could get sued for that.

lol, they can garnish my debts!

[jehler]

For fucking bankers?

lol'ed

[DeadEye_Dan]

For fucking bankers?

No. For insinuating that a mere lawyer has a comparable amount of evil as your run of the mill banker.

We take our shit seriously

[jehler]

Puppet masters

[assateague]

For fucking bankers?

No. For insinuating that a mere lawyer has a comparable amount of evil as your run of the mill banker.

We take our shit seriously

[Tomkat]

Assateague, when are you bringing Tuffy home? That is the name I have picked for your new dog.

[assateague]

You crack me up, TK.

[Tomkat]

When I was a little boy we had a bearded cur dog named Tuffy. He was very loyal and protective.

One time I effed up in some kid way and my dad went to spank me (it was normal back then) Tuffy attacked him, and from that day forward, Dad had to secure Tuffy before I got a spanking. Another time in grade school I got into a fight at the bus stop, and Tuffy basiclly ended the fight. After that the other kid wanted to be my friend.

I have choosen that name for your new dog to give you a leg up for a loyal dog. Its a good name.

[Redbeard]

I should add for the record, this was back in 86 or 87. When he caught us/we realized we weren't going to get away (it was a 1981 Ford Escort, after all, but we gave 'er hell), we pulled over. He gave us hell for a couple minutes, and searched us. We even tried to say that the beer cans in the back weren't ours, but I don't think he believed it. To show how much times have changed, he put us in the back of his car and kept my license. Drove us to my buddy's house, and told us he was going to keep checking all night, and if my car was moved, he was going to arrest us both. The next day, after getting the car, I was supposed to go to the cop shop to pick up my license, which is exactly the way it played out. Two drunk underage guys (one very underage) tried to outrun a cop for about 6 miles, and we were told "don't do it again", basically. Now we'd be in jail and in some freaking rehab program for 5 years.

I wish it was still this way

why isn't it?

mums the word John

[Redbeard]

When I was a little boy we had a bearded cur dog named Tuffy. He was very loyal and protective.

One time I effed up in some kid way and my dad went to spank me (it was normal back then) Tuffy attacked him, and from that day forward, Dad had to secure Tuffy before I got a spanking. Another time in grade school I got into a fight at the bus stop, and Tuffy basiclly ended the fight. After that the other kid wanted to be my friend.

I have choosen that name for your new dog to give you a leg up for a loyal dog. Its a good name.

I'm guessing your nickname at the time of this story was Bitey?

[assateague]

Spanky.

[Redbeard]

These guys are right Jim. The family's gonna flow suit. I mean come on, I've got a wife and five kids. They eventually become trained themselves so to speak.