Hi all

Yes "she" will be worth her weight in "gold". Might I suggest the name
Goldie? When we got our Costco berner, Bacchus went through the exact same
things......licking ears, smelling nether regions [or will the new PC name
be "neither regions"] rolled her over and gernerally fell in love. And this
is a boy with a real live berner girl living here. He still "protects" her
from Ari. Not in a mean way.....just in a "that's my baby and not yours"
kinda way.

Trust me.....a Costco berner in the home is worth HER weight in gold.

Love from Cathi, Bacchus and
Ari [her favorite is the little pup they sold at Big Lots that sings "and
they called it puppy love"]
Massillon, Oh
----- Original Message -----
From: "Maria Crifasi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, July 14, 2003 9:28 AM
Subject: Re: What's Next???


> Pat wrote:
>
> > And will you accept even my bad ideas for a name for the Costco Berner?
Do
> you think your dogs would mind if I entered a name like Spot, or Rover?
>
>
> sigh. oh Pat. Pat. Pat.  Don't you realize how valuable that giant stuffed
> Costco Berner is to those who own tactless, intact male Berners?????  Win
> that Berner and slap a nice big pink ribbon on "her" -- then watch as your
> big male approaches "her" -- (I own a Costco Berner).  This stuffed Berner
> is matchless at ignoring your male.
>
> He will flip her ears. When no reaction is forthcoming, your male will
face
> her and eye her with confusion.  Back to nuzzling and flipping ears. Nope.
> No reaction.
>
> Your male will become more tender ... more ardent ... until that ear is
(you
> may trust me on this) sopping wet.  Still no reaction.
>
> Your male will whine.  No reaction.
>
> Bark. No reaction.
>
> He will sniff her nether region and give you, his owner, a very confused
but
> hilarious expression.
>
> You can practice  "LEAVE IT" with that female.
>
> You can practice "NO SNIFF" with that female.
>
> She will be worth her weight in gold.
>
> trust me.
>
> Maria Crifasi
> owned by Daisy and Buddy
> Catoctin Mountains, Maryland
>
>

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