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Picture of a gigantic chicken
Oct 13^th, 2008 at 7:46am

Bwhahaha.

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Okay, it's not exactly a chicken, but, this is my 100lb puppy, after she got scared, hiding under the steering wheel of our car because my Grandpa went into a store.

She's terrified of people, and loud noises. So, a big truck pulled up, my Mom was in the front seat... And all of the sudden that big thing got up there.

Here's two other pictures, to reference her size.

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Precious/Gilla Monster, with my cocker spaniel Aurora. Aurora is pretty big for a cocker spaniel. (Her father was HUGE.) And those were taken in July. She's bigger now.

Now, for a funny one.

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That -was- my pit bull Mary. She died December 1 and a half years ago. One of my friends said the picture made her look like an astronaut sooo....

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Re: Picture of a gigantic chicken
Reply #1 - Oct 13^th, 2008 at 7:59am

Great pics! Thank you for sharing them.

I swear that my guinea pig Eetu has similar look on his face than your dog in the first pic! Eetu has "here I am and I'm not going out of here" - look on his face when he's resting inside a tube (made of paper, a popular hang out place at the cage, I can tell you! Out both guinea pigs love it).

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Re: Picture of a gigantic chicken
Reply #2 - Oct 13^th, 2008 at 3:20pm

Wish my Peanut was like that. She can get embarrasing sometimes...acting like she's going to attack somebody. And she doesn't listen all the time either...She ran out after me the other night when I went to bring the garbage out and she decided to take a walk somewhere (I didn't notice)...couldn't find her and I was stopping every car passing by and warning them about my dog (and her small size) so they can go slowly.

5 minutes of that and she comes hopping along like all is well. She had lots of "crate" time for that.

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Re: Picture of a gigantic chicken
Reply #5 - Oct 13^th, 2008 at 10:53pm

Sanna
Aww! that sounds so cute! Cheesy

Langa wrote on Oct 13^th, 2008 at 3:20pm:

Precious tends to scare the living hell out of people because she barks and starts jumping at someone. The funny thing is she's doing it out of fear! She's scared of most people.... She loves my cousin and her kids, and my boyfriend... But she's scared to death of everyone else.

Unless they IGNORE her. In that case, she stops pretty quickly...

My Grandpa takes her and Aurora for a run down near a river every day. Unfortunately today a frigging water moccasin bit my cocker spaniel on the ear. She may lose her ear. Stupid hurricane making them end up places they shouldn't have been.

Mary got out a time or two... The reason was though, she was hunting for the mail man. For some reason she really, really got excited every time he dropped the mail off (there's a slot in our door.) Well... One day she got out shortly after he left and ran and chased him down.

So, of course, he sees a pit bull coming at him, and pepper sprays her 3 times. While she's running in circles around him happily wagging her tail. My Grandpa made it out there and grabbed her and apologized. She really was unhappy when he took her back inside.... She just wanted to go visit the mail man! The next time it happened, the mail man didn't spray her. He just waited for my Grandpa to come get her, since he found out she wasn't aggressive and just really liked him.

What kind of dog is Peanut? Cheesy

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Re: Picture of a gigantic chicken
Reply #6 - Oct 14^th, 2008 at 7:05am

My previous lab used to go running for the UPS man barking up a storm. The driver would jump in the truck and drive away but one day he didn't make it. My dog ran past him and jumped in the truck. From that day on everytime he came to deliver he would jump in the truck and sit and wait. The UPS man had biscuits.

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Re: Picture of a gigantic chicken
Reply #7 - Oct 14^th, 2008 at 1:20pm

Your baby looks just like my Homer (they could almost be twins). Homer still gives HUGS. He learned that as an 8 pound puppy and now just crawls up on ya and gives his hug -- all 80 pounds of him.

The UPS man adores him and brings treats.

He's spoiled rotten and we swear he can understand everything we say. He's got us all trained just like he wants us and we jump when he wants us to.

He's three years old (just had his third birthday - yeah hamburger cake and all) and still my "big baby boy".

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