Welcome to Dixie Drive, the main drag through that little town up the road. Make a right or left onto any side street and who knows what or who you might come across. These folks are as unpredictable as a squirrel in the street on a hot summer's day and they don't care what you think about it. They're not hurting anybody, (except maybe themselves). they're just playing their cards with the hand they were dealt, so stand back and we'll see what they come up with next. The folks near Dixie Drive might reside in some backwater southern town and some of their weirdness may be particularly "Southern" but don't kid yourself, this is Small Town America: the same animal from Portland East to Portland West. Woof!
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Three Steps Over Japan said, 6 months ago
“I wanted an ‘it’!”
margueritem
said, 6 months ago
Give the ol’ boy a try, you dog snob.
Plods with Beer ( did I mention beer? )
said, 6 months ago
Must be in Georgia.
The Punk said, 6 months ago
Snappy dresser for Dixie, all dogs go to heaven.
YatInExile
said, 6 months ago
@Plods with Beer ( did I mention beer? )
Or Starkville.
Notsoastute said, 6 months ago
@Plods with Beer ( did I mention beer? )
It does look like Bubba, don’t it?
Notsoastute said, 6 months ago
And they say dogs and their owners start to look alike…..and, bless her heart, it is starting
Jkiss
said, 6 months ago
Poor puppy……I don’t believe he asked for a you either. Who knows maybe he will learn to love your sorry self.
Jack Hattaway said, 6 months ago
It wasn’t a year ago that my wife tripped and was drug across the wet grass in the backyard by the 80# puppy she was walking. Not a pretty sight. Yes, the dog survived obedience training.