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Old 02-19-2012, 11:14 PM
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Good deal, my uncle lives is independence. Good people up there ; u gonna b in the area when u come visit?
If I can swing it, I want to be there the week of March 10th for the Sicilian Festival - yup, my Sicilian great grandparents are buried at Colonial Cemetery
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Old 02-19-2012, 11:22 PM
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The eyes on those pups can throw you off...nice lookin pup there
Thanks - here she is again with my other girr (on the left) - one of her pups

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Old 02-19-2012, 11:26 PM
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Nice lookin pups....
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Water mocassins...they will not hurt you but a cotton mouth will.

A mocassin and cotton mouth are the same snake. No difference.
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Down here you only have to worry about the big gator's.Little ones usally go the other way.Snakes are a problem,"cottonmouth's" .If your dog gets bit best to take them to the vet,Nasty injury,takes a while to heal.Winter time isn't too bad.But sometimes in the warm day's they will come out.Be carefull
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A mocassin and cotton mouth are the same snake. No difference.

Fully aware......You missed the part of gators are yard dogs
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Thanks - here she is again with my other girr (on the left) - one of her pups

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Them dogs look like they just ate a qp of weed
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Them dogs look like they just ate a qp of weed
Well....it is california.
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Yes - is possible - they'd been out chasing rabbits - white rabbits

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Reminds me of fear and loathing in las Vegas lmao!!
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Yes, these dogs may be out here in Calif chasing white rabbits, but they do have their heritage ...

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Or even this...

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Thanks - here she is again with my other girr (on the left) - one of her pups

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Man those are some pretty dogs we used to raise catahoulas and the males can be hard headed enough to make you want to kill them but they are the most loyal and best dogs around children right next to a lab imho

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Man those are some pretty dogs we used to raise catahoulas and the males can be hard headed enough to make you want to kill them but they are the most loyal and best dogs around children right next to a lab imho

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Loyal & loving (and hard headed, yes!) dogs they are - that's why it scares the bajeebiz out of me to think of a gator pulling them under!
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Down here you only have to worry about the big gator's.Little ones usally go the other way.Snakes are a problem,"cottonmouth's" .If your dog gets bit best to take them to the vet,Nasty injury,takes a while to heal.Winter time isn't too bad.But sometimes in the warm day's they will come out.Be carefull
Rattlers sound tame compared to cottonmouths - at least they warn of their presence! My dogs bay 'em all the time
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Beautiful dogs!
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