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To: Clappy who wrote (54094)	9/14/2006 3:34:06 PM
From: altair19	Respond to of 104154

Clapper, <You have a had a few of them and I was wondering what to expect. They seem like great dogs who are good with kids. However what has me scratching my head is why a someone would get rid of a purebred lab. The dog has been there for almost a week and is where the police tell folks to pick up their lost dogs. What might be their bad habbits? Like to chew up stuff? > Ralph was a kid loving fun dog. As a pup, he did chew things up but grew out of it. Every cage, containment area or line I attached him to he was like Harry Houdini. When I got the invisible fence, his rambling days were over until we took him Canada or NH on vacation. He was a total food thief and shed hair...they crap a lot. He was the best dog - we truly loved him as a member of the family. He was hilarious and had a great sense of humor - great travelling dog in the car. You can't go wrong. Altair19