The main reason i'm debating the roll bar is so i can get more then one pass at the strip. They boot us off after our first pass now because we don't have a roll bar.
The main reason i'm debating the roll bar is so i can get more then one pass at the strip. They boot us off after our first pass now because we don't have a roll bar.
Is it a convertible? or is it in the 11's?
NHRA rules require a roll bar at 13.99 for convertibles with stock firewalls, and 11.99 for roofed cars with stock firewalls. (Last time I raced) Even with T-tops I was able to run in the 12's before I needed a roll bar.
Thing that sucked is, in the cold air the car would run high 11's on a 100 shot, then with the weight of the bar I couldn't get back into the 11's without changing the jets.
I wish I had a better picture of one of our dogs. We take him out to go pheasant hunting and he has to sleep on you when you are in bed. He weighs about 120lbs. You should see him chase down a wounded cock.
I think ours was 115 last time he was weighed. he aint allowed past the kitchen though. Either that or outside. Sucker is spoiled enough as it is. Plus I dont want my carpet covered in more fur than it already is
Right now we have 2 dogs and 2 cats in house and that is one problem we are facing. We hate when we go to over to people's houses and it smells like animal inside. We constantly have to vacuum and lint roll and spray the house so we don't get fur build up and animal smell.
Cats i would never own a cat as a pet. One of the reasons is I think they stink like shit. I wouldnt have a dog in the entire house just for the reasons you list too
Cats i would never own a cat as a pet. One of the reasons is I think they stink like shit. I wouldnt have a dog in the entire house just for the reasons you list too
Cats don't stink any more than dogs do. In fact, if anything, cats are cleaner than dogs. Any animal will smell like shit if they are not bathed regularly.
Not to mention, I dont remember who posted the picture, but I have never seen a cat roll around in his own shit.
BTW I have had both cats and dogs my entire life. They both have their ups and downs. But none of my animals smelled like shit.
Speaking from never owning a cat remember.. But I was always under the impression that litter boxes smell. On that note, I dont want an animal shitting inside or having to to dispose of animal shit. So if a cat could be trained to alert you when they need to go out then they wouldnt be bad I suppose. Would still rather shoot them than have them as pets
The litter box is in our basement and I clean it ever other day, so it doesnt stink at all. Plus, my cats clean each other so they actually smell better than the dogs. The cats get bathed once a month and the dogs get it whenever they roll in poop. It was me who posted the picture of my dog rolling in poop. Its just the hair that I dont like.
The litter box is in our basement and I clean it ever other day, so it doesnt stink at all. Plus, my cats clean each other so they actually smell better than the dogs. The cats get bathed once a month and the dogs get it whenever they roll in poop. It was me who posted the picture of my dog rolling in poop. Its just the hair that I dont like.
Yeah, the hair can be a little annoying, but then again he has a lab. They shed almost more than cats do, lol.
If you let the shit pile up for days then yes, it will stink, same with any animal.
You telling me your dog NEVER shit in the house?? You pick it up and throw it out.
Surprisingly, this dog has never shat or pissed in the house. Somehow he practically house trained himself. I remember laying down news paper for him when he was a puppy, but to my memory he never used it.
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Yeah, the hair can be a little annoying, but then again he has a lab. They shed almost more than cats do, lol.
Yeah there is fur all the way upstairs even though he is only in the mud room/kitchen. Thats why i wont allow him any further. It would be outrageous
Surprisingly, this dog has never shat or pissed in the house. Somehow he practically house trained himself. I remember laying down news paper for him when he was a puppy, but to my memory he never used it.
Yeah there is fur all the way upstairs even though he is only in the mud room/kitchen. Thats why i wont allow him any further. It would be outrageous
Yeah
You know if you brushed him regularly he wouldnt shed as much.
You know if you brushed him regularly he wouldnt shed as much.
The breeder said she brushed her dogs like twice a day for an hour at a time and it "reduced the fur" but they definitly will still get fur all over. Labs are one of the worst shedders. Easier way to keep fur in the house down.. Dont let him in as often
The breeder said she brushed her dogs like twice a day for an hour at a time and it "reduced the fur" but they definitly will still get fur all over. Labs are one of the worst shedders. Easier way to keep fur in the house down.. Dont let him in as often
Plus if you live in the country they love to be outside.
i would never own a cat as a pet. One of the reasons is I think they stink like shit. I wouldnt have a dog in the entire house just for the reasons you list too
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