Sorry, wasn't trying to humble or correct you.I just love researching stuff and thought I remembered seeing it on Snopes. You're right that terriers don't know when they should quit. Lotsa heart and determination!
Lora
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10-21-2007, 06:57 PM #1
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10-21-2007, 08:13 PM #2
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Gosh Lora...I know you weren't...and I'm really impressed that you were able to find the story! I love having the truth!
Originally Posted by ibcycling
Sorry, wasn't trying to humble or correct you. I just love researching stuff and thought I remembered seeing it on Snopes. You're right that terriers don't know when they should quit. Lotsa heart and determination!
Lora
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10-21-2007, 08:18 PM #3
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Poor bully!
I grew up with a bull terrier. At the time spuds mackenzie was popular, and he looked just like him. His name was J.R., but he somehow got the nickname "Larsy"??
He was such a cool dog. He had a pet rock that he would bat around the yard with his nose. It was a big flat river rock, and he loved that thing.
He also slept on my bed with me... sigh... I miss him.
Lot's of people mistake them for pit bulls, but they are nothing like them.
I used to hate when people would see him and recoil as they said " Is THAT a PIT BULL??!".... sigh...
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