(01-26-2015, 02:07 PM)Catherine Wrote: [ -> ]Okay, that's a challenge.
Broomstick: That's easy, that is using the broom handle as a stick. That seems like a dog friendly use for it.
Realistic: A stick that is real that you have now instead of the perfect stick you are looking for.
Majestic: This is different. Maybe it is a magic stick. Who knows what wonders it can do. Who wouldn't want a stick like that.
HAHA! Many dogs use the broom handle as a stick anyway! That is not so much fun for the person trying to sweep up, but excellent fun for the dog!
Realistic -seems to fit nicely.
Majestic....that could definitely be a magic stick (and who WOULDN'T want one of those?!)
....or it could be a stick that once used to belong to the Queen!
Quote:Majestic....that could definitely be a magic stick (and who WOULDN'T want one of those?!)
....or it could be a stick that once used to belong to the Queen!
I never thought about the Queen. Maybe it is the stick that her dogs use.
Scholastic: Obviously that is the stick you take to obedience school, to play with during recess.
Acoustic: Since you coo at babies, maybe it is a stick for baby dogs
Caustic: It must be a stick that has a high price
Stick-up: A stick that has been put away on an upper shelf.
You can tell if your Jack Russell is constipated if they show the following symptoms:
* He shows struggle and discomfort when 'doing his business'
* Going for long periods between bowel movements
* Decreased appetite
* Bloating
Those are the signs alright. I have to watch for that with my reptiles.
Old Earl is not so good at bowel movements, but the other day he had a really big wet one. Unfortunately I was holding him at the time.