Lol look at how she’s sitting. Her front paws are up right, then her back feet are tilted toward the couch lolI find this answer confusing.
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@Tropicalbri's heres a better reference 
Why is she allowed on the couch with wet nails. Dobes are notorious for curling their front paws under them.
It’s hitting my OCD really hard only having the front nails painted. It’s as bad as a crooked picture.
Just keep her standing until all the nails dry. Please!
I notice your shep has her paws hidden. Lol
Lol Athena never hides her paws lol she’s usually asleep with front feet off the couch or on her back. Same with Ares.Why is she allowed on the couch with wet nails. Dobes are notorious for curling their front paws under them.
It’s hitting my OCD really hard only having the front nails painted. It’s as bad as a crooked picture.
Just keep her standing until all the nails dry. Please!
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I was considering buying a dark chocolate polish for my two after I trim, file and buff them. Should give them a nice clean look.
I actually give them a slick of Vaseline to give them a nice luster. Put it on her pads and whatever wounds we're working through at the time
Mine would probably lick incessantly getting it off. :/I actually give them a slick of Vaseline to give them a nice luster. Put it on her pads and whatever wounds we're working through at the time
Oohhh that’s a gorgeous picture of Tara!
She is so photogenic!
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Saw this on the Doberman Pinscher Club of America's facebook page.
Who's pooch would be up for this?
Who's pooch would be up for this?
Caught her just right with my iPhone. So pleased!
Very excited for next week. Tara’s booked in for a photo shoot at 2.30 on the 30th June.
My friends dobies have just had theirs done. Loving the black backdrop
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Now I would LOVE to take my dogs skydiving. Not sure how they would like it though.Saw this on the Doberman Pinscher Club of America's facebook page.
Who's pooch would be up for this?
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What HUMAN would be up for this!? lol! I know, I know........I'm in the minority.
The one time I went, it was scarier watching Norris fall out of the plane than it was falling out myself
No, correction: filling out the paperwork where you say you won't hold them liable if you don't make it was the scariest part
Gulp!! You WENT?? Oh, dear God........did you tell your mother?? lol I would have watched my husband fall out and then say, Never mind. Take me down!The one time I went, it was scarier watching Norris fall out of the plane than it was falling out myself
No, correction: filling out the paperwork where you say you won't hold them liable if you don't make it was the scariest part
Did you go piggy back with someone or yourself?
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She did know!
Oh, no, We definitely went tandum with people who've jumped thousands (not an exaggeration) of times. We went up to WI where you're far enough outside of O'Hare range that you can go up to 10,000ft to jump; you free fall for 60 seconds!!!! Chicago Skyline to your right, Milwaukee to your left, and the lake looked like an ocean.
They tell you on the way up they you will NOT come back down in that plane
That's why I don't go!
They WOULD if I was on board! 
Have they seen me hysterical???? They'd be paying ME to take me down!
Tandum is how everyone starts out. Once you get a min of 25 jumps in then you qualify to get your A license. You learn how to pack your own chutes, safety precautions solo dives etc. and a written exam.
B License requires 50 min jumps with I think 30 min of free fall. You have to know how pack your own chute and you also have to pass another written exam.
You learn group jumps and you have to have at least 10 jumps that are within 33’ of your designated landing site.
C License requires 200 min jumps with at least an hour of free fall time and you must have target landings within 7’ of target on 25 jumps, then a written exam. You will learn different maneuvers like barrel rolls and other air acrobatics.
D License is a min of 500 jumps and at least 3 hrs. of free fall time, a night jump and a single free fall of 20 seconds. You also learn canopy and water landings, more acrobatics, written exam etc.
It’s pretty intense training.
B License requires 50 min jumps with I think 30 min of free fall. You have to know how pack your own chute and you also have to pass another written exam.
You learn group jumps and you have to have at least 10 jumps that are within 33’ of your designated landing site.
C License requires 200 min jumps with at least an hour of free fall time and you must have target landings within 7’ of target on 25 jumps, then a written exam. You will learn different maneuvers like barrel rolls and other air acrobatics.
D License is a min of 500 jumps and at least 3 hrs. of free fall time, a night jump and a single free fall of 20 seconds. You also learn canopy and water landings, more acrobatics, written exam etc.
It’s pretty intense training.
I have a lot of first days with my new feet moments."Free fall" It's what I do about once a week. No parachute.
It gets humorous when I am trying not to trip over 4 or 5 animals at the same time, usually with my hands full of something breakable.
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