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What's your opinion on the size of the crate? Is it time to move to the big dog crate?
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He has really grown!!
Yep I think he needs an upgrade.
 
Regulars at my work, Gabriel the Beauceron and a new little guy Jazzman the Boykin Spaniel! He's about four months old and such a love
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Hey that Beauceron has the same leash as Kaiser. It's his leash for when he needs to be all matching with his collar. It's also reflective compared to leather leashes. It's from Walmart. $8-10 if I recall.
 
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I believe Ragnar now has a girlfriend. They neighbors Catahoula Cur over for a play date. Now she is an affectionate cuddly dog.



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Ragnar wanting to go for a ride. I am not quite ready for the beast to ride in the beast.



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Got him a new bone today. He does not know what to do with it. He paces around the house and want to go outside. He buries it and unburied it. Then wants back in the house to hide it in the couch. Then takes it back outside to bury and unbury.

Jeesh dude!!! Figure it out already.
Okay, wait. You have a Chrysler B body two door? '68 - '70 Plymouth Belvedere, Roadrunner or GTX? Probably not one of those last two, as I don't see the trim. And.. ... Is it a ragtop? Nice, dude. I'm not into cars anymore, but I still technically own my '68 Coronet two door coupe.
 
@Drogon
To give Ragnar more space, I took the divider out of Ragnar’s crate when it looked a little tight. My plan was that if he did potty in there,with all the new space, then the divider would go back in.

Getting a little tight in there for Fury.
 
@Oh Little Oji

Got that 1966 Ford Fairlane XL 390cid from a guy up in Tulsa Oklahoma about 10 years ago. Yes, it is a ragtop.

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I tinker with it often and every year I try to do something big and invest into remod/repair. Last year was rebuild engine and upgrade to 4-speed overdrive trans. This year was suppose to be all around Wilwood, Baer or Brembo brakes but Ragnar has me all cashed out.

Really need to replace power steering too- I believe that is from a 1972 Grenada. Oh...and new tires, rear seal leak and a new paint job would be nice too.

The new child in the house has priority now.
 
@Oh Little Oji

Got that 1966 Ford Fairlane XL 390cid from a guy up in Tulsa Oklahoma about 10 years ago. Yes, it is a ragtop.

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I tinker with it often and every year I try to do something big and invest into remod/repair. Last year was rebuild engine and upgrade to 4-speed overdrive trans. This year was suppose to be all around Wilwood, Baer or Brembo brakes but Ragnar has me all cashed out.

Really need to replace power steering too- I believe that is from a 1972 Grenada. Oh...and new tires, rear seal leak and a new paint job would be nice too.

The new child in the house has priority now.
Oh! Surprised I could be fooled like that. The rear quarter does look like a Plymouth, as do the (what Chrysler called, I believe) "Rallye" wheels. Nice, man.
 
Yeah, you got to watch it....

Ford Fairlane, Chevy Chevelle, Plymouth Roadrunner, Dodge Coronet, Plymouth GTX, Pontiac GTO, etc....

IMHO, from 1966-1968, they all have a similar appearance.

You have a ‘68 Coronet? That’s a good looking car right there. It’s running? What engine/trans? Post a pict please.
 
Hey that Beauceron has the same leash as Kaiser. It's his leash for when he needs to be all matching with his collar. It's also reflective compared to leather leashes. It's from Walmart. $8-10 if I recall.

The leash is just for appearances, he is such a great dog he heels perfectly and will sit and wait for his owner if he has to go inside somewhere. He is aloof with people until he gets to know you, his ears go back and he gets a little wiggly with that tail a wagging when he sees me now because he knows he's gonna get a real good butt scratching LOL. He's also a bit of a leaner which for obvious reasons I am accustomed to. I am all about being thrifty, the dogs have biothane collars that I got online from Gun Dog Supply for six dollars a piece that included an engraved riveted tag. They are completely weather proof! They still look brand new and all I have to do is wipe them down with a wet rag once dirt starts accumulating. I have a matching lead of the same material that has loops for turning it into a slip lead or to drape across your body in the field; much like you might do when out hunting with your dog. I've found it very convenient. I also have a six dollar horse lead for Brinks when we go on hikes.

On the topic of baby collars... Brinks first collar was a cat collar from dollar tree. Yes, it did have a bell. LOL
 
@Ddski5 ... My oldest friend and I always had old project cars in one stage or another...Like yours, not basket cases...One day we looked at each other and then looked at our new Vettes and said why to we bother rebuilding old stuff? We just laughed and continued with the projects...:D
 
@LifeofRubie

Educate my ignorance please.

I have no idea what I am looking at other than you paid $70.00.

Our first Agility Trial!!!!

I can explain why this is so shocking. She is paying $70 so she and Rubie can run in the streets. This activity, formerly called Jogging, and then became Running, used to be FREE! :fearscream:

America just isn't what it used to be :joycat:

The only time I've actually gone for a "run" recently was when we paid to do two 5ks... but those come with a SHIRTS to prove you did it! :D
 
Yeah, you got to watch it....

Ford Fairlane, Chevy Chevelle, Plymouth Roadrunner, Dodge Coronet, Plymouth GTX, Pontiac GTO, etc....

IMHO, from 1966-1968, they all have a similar appearance.

You have a ‘68 Coronet? That’s a good looking car right there. It’s running? What engine/trans? Post a pict please.
I do. I have let my brother take care of it in the rust-free area in which he lives. He's a great mechanic, and I just know basic stuff. It had a pretty tired 383 with large 2 bbl., but we pulled a 440 out of a 72 Imperial and had it rebuilt and probably wound up with at least one H.P. per Cubic inch.

I've posted a couple pics over the years on here. Hmm. Not sure how one would find 'em. I'd say back several months I posted a pic of my brother having it towed from one location to another on a flatbed towtruck.
 
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