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  1. 11-05-2011, 12:16 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Donna Little View Post
    I showed this to my husband and he said, "Only a man would teach a dog that trick!" Seriously funny!
    I figured you would get a kick out of this, seeing as you have a weird sense of humor :)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Donna Little View Post
    I showed this to my husband and he said, "Only a man would teach a dog that trick!" Seriously funny!
    lol, in mans defense my GF nearly died when she saw it on tv, and about screamed "omg that's his next parlor trick"! (referring to her Tobi of course )
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tobi View Post
    lol, in mans defense my GF nearly died when she saw it on tv, and about screamed "omg that's his next parlor trick"! (referring to her Tobi of course )
    of course! haha

    I want to see the video.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Donna Little View Post
    Page 23 of the "What To Do When Your Dog Attempts Suicide book":
    "When your small dog swallows a deer carcass whole, first try prying the mouth open widely and insert tongs down their throat to grab Bambi. If that fails, insert the vacuum hose and turn on, being careful not to suck the stomach out also. This should remove the offending meal quickly and with no lasting side effects."


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    Quote Originally Posted by xellil View Post
    of course! haha

    I want to see the video.
    I'm out of batteries!
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