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RE: For novices who have chickened out of meeting... - 3/19/2006 5:14:53 AM

QueenKimberlie

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the normal favorites of mine are a family member is Ill or I lost my job.........BLAH BLAH BLAH maybe true maybe not........ I have ne sub now I happen to know its true but he always sends me emails to keep me updated but when they cancel and close that id on collarme and ignore everything you know they are full of it

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RE: For novices who have chickened out of meeting... - 3/19/2006 7:11:35 AM

Real0ne

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its been a long time since i could claim the title novice, but i backed out one time in the 30 years i have been into this. it turned out that one day before the meeting she informed me i was going to be trained in everything that was my hard limits. uh duh! i tossed a 300 buck plane ticket right in the garbage

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RE: For novices who have chickened out of meeting... - 3/19/2006 7:42:02 AM

Oberonrex

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I don't recall cancelling a meeting, and have never chickened out.

That said, I have had one (recently) chicken out on me (another site, wasn't too surprised) with no contact, call, or consideration. They are off my list and I have been known to share... I have met one from here, and it was a very nice meeting -- done in a coffee shop with safecalls (at least on my part) and the other safety items about which I lecture (or so I am told). Even posted it on the positive experience list.

IronBear, I love the malamute test. I have a slightly different one, as I am currently not owned by a four-legged, involving wolves and foxes. Funny that such is your test, as I have been looking into malamute rescue here. The main thing slowing me down is that the home I bought does have a fence, but am not sure how sturdy it is. I really don't want to come home, find part down, and the dog doing the canid equivalent of walking around whistling innocently... truesub4u, I agree -- if they don't like the Duke, not for me. :)

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