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Nice Dog, but flip-flops...

Started by Sparky, Fri 18, Jul 2014, 18:15:35

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Sparky

Fri 18, Jul 2014, 18:15:35

Jess from VA

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Fri 18, Jul 2014, 19:34:17
Dog smarter than man, assumes best ergonomic, wind management position.   :cooldude:

Can also lick bugs off man's glasses (his only protective gear).   :crazy2:

Wife may later be asking man how he got scratches down back.  It was the dog..... really.  ;D

Patrick

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Fri 18, Jul 2014, 20:03:29
The dog is too good for his master.

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Fri 18, Jul 2014, 22:44:46
Quote from: Patrick on Fri 18, Jul 2014, 20:03:29
The dog is too good for his master.
Absolutely, should be arrested for endangerment to his dog. I've always felt some people shouldn't be allowed to have pets or children. But I don't know how we can legally stop them :tickedoff:

Paxton

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Fri 18, Jul 2014, 23:02:13
meathead;
Should we ban Circuses? :roll: I am for it if you lead the militia. ;)  :2funny: :2funny: :evil: :cooldude:
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Fri 18, Jul 2014, 23:12:00
Oh No. I am a circus :2funny:

MacDragon

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Sat 19, Jul 2014, 06:02:55
All it takes is one slip and the nice looking Husky is roadkill.. A damn shame.  This guy is an A$$.

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old2soon

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Sat 19, Jul 2014, 08:05:36
As has been stated before and WILL be stated again-ya cain't fix stupid!!  :uglystupid2: Anything happens that dog DID NOT have a choice.  :'( RIDE SAFE.
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Challenger

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Sat 19, Jul 2014, 09:21:00
His "Dog", His "Bike", His "Flip-flops"  Both seem to be enjoying the ride and bothering no one, I'm good with that.   ;D  I think I will go for a ride.

Rams

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Sat 19, Jul 2014, 10:49:02
Not something I want to do but, I am curious as to how one gets a dog to do that.   

My travel buddy Jake weighs about 150 lbs.   I sincerely doubt I'd want his Bullmastif slobbering head on my shoulder so that is not why I'm asking.     I'm simply curious.
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Sat 19, Jul 2014, 17:30:54
Quote from: Challenger on Sat 19, Jul 2014, 09:21:00
His "Dog", His "Bike", His "Flip-flops"  Both seem to be enjoying the ride and bothering no one, I'm good with that.   ;D  I think I will go for a ride.
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Sat 19, Jul 2014, 21:45:51 Last Edit: Sat 19, Jul 2014, 21:55:35 by Robert
I would hate to see him hit a pot hole, I ride my dog all the time on my bike but he is in the saddlebag. To ease my mind I'm going to tell myself he is only riding a few blocks otherwise I would have to call the humane society on him. That is the beauty of being a idiot everyone else can see it and wont say anything just cringe. That is what experience buys you, the ability to see all the possibilities that can go wrong so hopefully you can avoid as many as you can. I wont take chances with a loved ones life animal or human, but that's just me.
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