Location: The centre of the hockey universe Joined: 07.31.2006
Dec 8 @ 4:19 PM ET
From last thread:
You actually shouldn't let your dog play with tennis balls, because the fuzz gets grit caught in it, and when the dog chews the ball, it's like sanding off the enamel from their teeth.
Except tennis balls are the only ones my dog will play with.
Location: “Give me Point, Cirelli and Paul all day against anybody.” Mr. Cooper , ON Joined: 07.06.2007
Dec 8 @ 4:40 PM ET
From last thread:
You actually shouldn't let your dog play with tennis balls, because the fuzz gets grit caught in it, and when the dog chews the ball, it's like sanding off the enamel from their teeth.
Except tennis balls are the only ones my dog will play with.
Sigh. - Atomic Wedgie
My dog doesn’t completely grasp the concept of fetch. The game is get ball, maybe bring ball back but make me fight like hell to get the ball out of his mouth. The rubberized balls that give more are much easier. His favourite game by far is tug of war. Whenever he gets excited on our walks, grabs the leash and digs in
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5. Someone reminds Canucks fans that they in fact have never ever won a Cup - they don’t understand
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Dec 8 @ 5:19 PM ET
From last thread:
You actually shouldn't let your dog play with tennis balls, because the fuzz gets grit caught in it, and when the dog chews the ball, it's like sanding off the enamel from their teeth.
Except tennis balls are the only ones my dog will play with.