I dare you to spot the pitbull in this lineup.
But naturally, we can trust reporters to be experts on recognizing a Pittie.
Via Ace, whose media skepticism takes a sharp nosedive—so to speak—when animals are involved.
The husband and I continue our negotiations on the issue of a puppy: he now no longer insists that the canine be entirely inanimate, but informs me that one with a key in the back would be acceptable.
I, on the other hand, have decided it doesn’t have to be a Pittie, a German Shepherd, or a Labrador, but can be a smaller terrier mix. So we’re getting closer!
Puppies! Yippee!
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So you’re saying that the AP wouldn’t know the truth(Presa Canarios)if it bit them on the ass?
Everyone enjoy the Starbucks commercial where the woman hugs the bear? I can’t imagine what that will lead to. . .
http://video.aol.com/video-detail/starbucks-tv-commercial-bear-hug-2007/1610571823
wish I could bring the puppy Saturday…
Restaurants are so close-minded about these things.
And, also: puppies!
Puppy! (that’s my new motto)
You shoulda held out for a German Shepherd, (We’ve got 2 and we’re fostering a third.) But if you can’t get a shep, go to the local shelter, IMHO. But remember, small terriers have more energy than Hillary in a Chinatown fundraiser. Buyer beware!
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