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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 7/18/2013 12:36 PM, Mary Wilson
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Okay, so I have been telling Paddi and Vern that Other Peoples'
Bassets:
<div>- don't inevitably lick bare legs</div>
<div>- never, ever stand on the dining room table</div>
<div>- never take 3/4 of a loaf of bread from the open bread box
while we are visiting company in the living room</div>
<div>- and did i mention never, ever stand on the dining room
table? Let alone LIE on the dining room table??</div>
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<div>Paddi B Basset & Vernon Q Basset feel that I am libelling
their fellow hounds, and assure me that All Self-respecting
Houndies Do Exactly This and More Besides.</div>
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<div>Thoughts?</div>
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<div>Mary</div>
<div>with Paddi B Basset</div>
<div>and Vernon Q Basset, table-rester extraordinaire. I hope.</div>
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Sorry to say, but one of the Bassets that lives here does know how
to get up on the dining room table, if there is incentive enough --
e.g. food left behind by distracted owners OR left behind paper
napkins. She also eats cardboard and paper napkins (and Q-Tips and
rabbit poop and metal watchbands and jingle bells and.....)<br>
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Kathie G<br>
with Gabby and Misty and the two Maine Coons, Freddy and Jason<br>
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