Mans best friend

[huntin fool]

Originally Posted by cerveza fria

Here is Annabelle, she is 1/2 boxer and 1/2 lab. As soon as finals are over this week im gonna take here in the boat for the first time. Also hoping to have her ready to track come bow season!

is that the one i helped you name on "the other site"?

i will post pics of my annbelle tomorrow

[cerveza fria]

yep, sorry i stole your name but the wife loved it! thanks again kid!

[Dink]

Since this thread is for stud service as well...............I've got a STUD for you!!! He's house broken, doesn't bark too much, and loves the ladys!!!!!! When he see's a female, he instantly starts humping the air!!! Sometimes I think He just ain't right, but he is who he is.....................................I'll stud him out for 50 bucks since he doesn't have papers, or a good pedigree............Just PM me if you interested.......................Thanks!! Tim

[ROOSTER]

Best dog i ever had was a German Shorthair Pointer......good dog.

["W"]

Tim will provide all Stud services you NEED!!!

[LaAngler]

Originally Posted by "W"

Tim will provide all Stud services you NEED!!!

infraction for tim!

[CatDaddy]

This is a picture of my daughter Addison holding our new addition to our family "Oscar"...

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