SuperScared is now CrunchyPoodleMama
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Sorry for the switcheroo, but I got tired of seeing that user name every time I posted! My new user name is because 1) I'm a crunchy "organic food" type (at least, now that I have bc), and 2) although I'm not blessed to be the mother of human children (yet?), I have adorable Standard Poodles who keep me laughing all day long.
So, girls, SuperScared is no more!
Also - my given name is Julia. I put Julie in my signature because that's what my parents and childhood friends call me (except for one who, annoyingly, calls me Ju-Ju but let's not go there!
). I think I'm going to change it back to Julia because it's weird having people address me by my childhood nickname.
Guess I should have thought all this out a little better when I first signed up and posted that first terrified post!
Thanks for bearing with me and to my fellow "nature girls" who are so sweet, sympathetic, and generally wonderful.
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Ooh, aren't they wonderful? What color/gender is yours? We actually have three... two boy puppies, a black one and a white one, and a 7-year-old girl. I'm convinced they are geniuses and they are so goofy and hilarious!
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Love the new name!
But I have to disagree! I do think standard poodles are fun and highly intelligent, but I have the greatest little French Bulldog known to mankind! I also have an English Mastiff who is the sweetest, but most timid, dog in the world. Fabio (the FB) runs her like a Marine Sergeant.
We should start a thread where we just talk about our furry friends. It always makes me laugh.
Laura
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Meg, that's the best kind of re-cycling.
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Just jumping in because I love poodles. We used to have German Shepherd dogs, but after the last one died, I decided I wanted no more shedding. Did some research and thought about labradoodles or goldendoodles - then concluded that since they were all mated and then mated again with poodles, that a standard poodle would be perfect. Had to talk my DH into it. He thought they all had to look fru-fru. Molly is the sweetest dog - very easy temperament - goofy - loves people. She's our "omega" dog (as opposed to the alpha variety).
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Oh Laura, they sound wonderful!! I want to see photos! Good idea to have a thread about our fur friends!
Meg, yours sound so sweet... I agree, that's the best kind of recycling! I'd love to see photos of yours, too!
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Jeanne, oh my gosh, I am freaking out at your avatar! That's Molly? She is beautiful!! She looks SO much like my Dixon!!
I had thought poodles were all fru-fru too... in fact I wasn't even really familiar with Standards until I met my husband. He is a 6'4" manly-man, and I nearly died when he told me on our first date that he likes poodles. I just couldn't picture that! (until I met his parents' VERY manly-man Standard Poodle who I'm convinced could beat anyone up if he had wanted to!!)
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Oh that is too funny... my pups do stuff like that too... hurl insults at the neighbor dogs etc.! And yep, standards were bred as hunting/working dogs. I can really see that in how they play... they're so attentive and focused when they're "stalking" a squirrel or something!
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Oh girls, I'm so envious that you have standards. I have always wanted one but could never afford one. I groomed dogs for about twenty years. I feel in love with them. Currently I have a lab (she is the best dog in the world!!!) a cairn terrier and a silky terrier. They are tons of fun and they are a great comfort to me. I have a parakeet also!!!!
Molly is absolutely gorgeous!!!!!
From one dog lover to another!!!!!!
Patty
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And here I thought I had the greatest dog in the world!! Flat Coat Retreiver and brilliant. Everyone she meets comments on her great behavior. She sheds like crazy and I have her shaved twice a year, bu that is her only draw back. She was recycled too. Got her from a rescue. Now if I can only talk my DH into getting another one.
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PauldingMom - I'm so sorry you thought you had the greatest dog in the world but my lab, Glory, has had that spot for 5 years. She is so great that she doesn't even shed (I'm a liar, lol). I saved her from a life stuck in a kennel. I do believe the rescue dogs have a greater appreciation for us and they will show it the rest of there lives. I will bet you retriever looks hilarious shaved!!!! I remember doing that for customers with dogs like that!!!!! The dogs always seemed to be embarrassed when shaved.
Patty
P.S. Love your head!!!!!
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crunchypoodlemama is fantastic name! I am a cat person, but I have a special fondness for my furry "nephew" , whom we call a malta-poopoo- offspring of a poodle and a maltese-poodle mix. he's so soft and lovable.
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