[pyrnet] Re: Cindy

[Norjet@aol.com]

Cindy,
      We're all fine here.  Our winter has also been really, really cold here 
in SC.  Its warmed up a bit the past week thank goodness.  In a way I am glad 
as last year was such a horrible bug year here.   Even with Fronline on the 
dogs we were fighting ticks like crazy.  Worst year I have ever seen for 
them.  I am hoping some of the parasites froze.  I have already stocked up on 
Frontline for this spring.  We all are chubbier at this house from winter I 
swear.  I rub Gracies tummy and she is chubby too.  Sir Nigel of Truffles 
must weigh in at about 160 pounds now.  Thank goodness he and Gracie have 
arrived a a mutual tolerance for each other.   She always left him alone, but 
he would snap at her (never got her) when she walked by him for months.  What 
I did is let them be in the yard with a fence between them a lot.  He stands 
by the fence nose to nose with her and huffs and does the piggy stance thing, 
and she just looks at him like he's lost his mind.  She is such a gentle 
wonderful dog.  I was watching her outside with the chickens when I let her 
out this morning and they seem to like her too.  I will have to get a photo 
of her with my little Cockren rooster(sp?) boy Ross.  He is the cutest little 
guy with feathered feet and white in color.  All of our pets are 
exceptionally friendly. 
How about sending me some photo's of your piggies and dogs?  I would love to 
see them.
Cindy wrote:
I
> If I can ever snap a picture at the right time Linda, I will try to get
> one off to you! :-)  How is the piggy and the rest of the gang?  Our two
> have really gotten tubby over this colder winter here.   Cindy
>
> Cindy Henke
> clhenke@juno.com
> Ennis, Texas





Linda in SC
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