Naw, most of our rednecks around here are pretty laid back. Besides I now have a concealed carry
permit myself. Most Bubbas are proud of their dogs too. You just yell at them - "Hey Bubba, what the
he** kinda dawg is that?" Usually they'll tell you the whole pedigree of both the dog and the owner.
Besides that, you can only find them big round bales of hay around here and one fills up the bed of
the pickemup.
George
"Ann B. Mullikin" wrote:
My nephew has the littermate of my Ruffian. Clyde is black and my Ruffian
is yellow. He (my nephew) fits the redneck description to a Tee. He has a
pickup complete with gunrack, but I don't remember a bale of hay. My nephew
(actually grandnephew) lives in Ky. where I came from originally. When he
went to buy Clyde, I made the mistake of going with him. There is a really
strong bond between us - such that I tease him and call him a redneck. I
won't tell what he calls me :-) Anyway, he wanted that little 16 lb, seven
week old puppy to ride home in the back of the pickup tied to the frame so
he wouldn' t all out. Such an argument we had. It ended up that I rode
home in the back of the pickup with the little puppy in my lap. A couple of
days later I went back to that breeder and bought Ruffian. Clyde rides in
the back of that pickup just fine now, but now he weighs 100 lbs not 16lbs.
ann
Subject: Hairy Labs, was Re: OT: cat hair
> Naw, most of our rednecks around here are pretty laid back. Besides I now
have a concealed carry
> permit myself. Most Bubbas are proud of their dogs too. You just yell at
them - "Hey Bubba, what the
> he** kinda dawg is that?" Usually they'll tell you the whole pedigree of
both the dog and the owner.
> Besides that, you can only find them big round bales of hay around here
and one fills up the bed of
gun
> on a gunrack behind the driver? If so, you probably did the wise thing,
by
was
> cut in a "lion" cut. May
> have been a cross-breed but sure looked like a real lab. He/she was
riding
a
> lab -
> they happen to be the most self-assured dogs I have ever seen. I
don't
"Bear"
> (for
> obvious reasons). She takes him to the vet when the weather
starts
> getting
> hot early summer and he gets a Lion cut. There is a ruff around
the
> neck
> and at the end of his tail and it is darling! He always acts
> embarrased
> for
> a couple of days and the other cats in the house act like they
don't
> know
> him. They even hiss at him. By cool weather, the fur has
started
> to
> grow
> back to its usual length. Before she started having him trimmed
he
> would
> get very matted. It was such a struggle to comb him out so this
is
house
> with
> radiators that got **hot**, almost too hot for me to touch,
and my
