On Thu, 23 May 2002 Weaver Therapy Dog?

On Thu, 23 May 2002 23:12:29 -0400, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>Well tonight was Weaver's Therapy Dog Trial. Yes we were toast in the
first
>round. Weaver tried to jump the judge :( My fault I haven't been doing
>work with him at all and he did very very well the rest of the tests. They
>asked me to work on that and bring him back in September for re-testing.
>Weaver wasn't himself tonight and then to top it off the basement we were
>testing in was VERY VERY warm :( So he gave it a good try and his Mother
>had an afternoon white wine fest with friends and an evening hangover :(
So
>I take all the blame. At least I know what we are looking at next test :)
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans
>(Weaver - therapy dog wantabe, my Mom isn't doing her job)
>=========================================================================

On Sun, 26 May 2002 The Electric Fence always waiting

On Sun, 26 May 2002 19:02:27 -0400, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>I was feeling in a giving mood today and volunteered at the Big Sisters
>booth during a carnival weekend asking for donations. When I got home I
>rescued a wasp from the inside of the house trapped in a window. Now I'm
>feeling all nature like and in tune with my surroundings. So I capture all
>the Hooligans put them in the sunroom and prepare to mow the Martian
>landscape that is my backyard. As I'm exiting the yard and opening the
>gates to bring in the riding mower I notice a wee toad trying to escape.
>Being in the at one with nature mode I bent down to retrieve the little
>creature and put him outside the yard so he wouldn't be mowed or eaten by
>Siberians (found half of one toad not so lucky other day). As I bent down
>smiling that I was helping nature again, my cheek touched the electric
fence
>:) where upon the toad peed on my hand and I dropped him :) Toad got away,
>I wasn't so lucky :) Then I decided to hand TRIM the grass growing between
>the fence posts :) yes ever second pluck of the grass would elicit a squawk
>or cuss from me :) But did I ever go unhook the fence :) no because I am a
>human being and I'm smarter than an electric fence :) Lets just say
>Electric Fence 100 - Marilyn 0 GO LEAFS GOOOOOOOOOOO
>
>Marilyn (singed) & The Hubley Hooligans (Mom isn't the brightest human on
>the street)
>=========================================================================

On Wed, 5 Jun 2002 I'm Stuck

On Wed, 5 Jun 2002 14:39:51 -0400, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>So!!!!!! I haven't been sleeping well.
So last night I go to bed at 10:30pm to try and get a little extra sleep,
or
>not!!! About 11pm crying noises start, not loud but in persistent 15
minute
>intervals. Yell out window several times but keeps going. Finally at 12 I
>give up and bring the two young ones in and cage them. Still more crying,
>on and on. At 1:00am I yell at the Hound figuring its him. About 2am
still
>going on and my light bulb turns on inside my head!!! Last time in the
>sunroom I only counted 4 out of the 5 heads that should have been in the
>yard or sunroom!!!!!!! OH SHIT, off I dash, this time robed, chilly at
>night ya know. Out around the sunroom calling Tundra all the way, NOTHING.
>The rest of the crew keep crawling under my deck looking for something and
>so I figured Tundra was under there but no. Go to area of cries call and
>call and a wee bit of nose flashes, yes the moron is stuck under the
>sunroom.
>
>So its two in the morning and I'm hauling a STUCK Siberian out by the front
>legs and the scruff of the neck, inch by inch afraid she's stuck on
>something and I'll hurt her. I am scrapping back dirt and stones with my
>fingers and hauling on her. Finally I get her out enough that she can use
>her back feet and make the rest of the escape, where upon Pride and Weaver
>try to attack her and play. Grabbed them and let her run free. I bring
her
>inside after a quick pee, her not me, and check her over and no tender
>spots, she's just bloody happy to be UNSTUCK. So bring her into my room
for
>sleeping so she can rest and not have to play with the young ones. Crawl
>back into bed, yes now its 2:30pm, I'm still exhausted and still no sleep,
>apparently I wasn't going to get any last night either. Tonight all said
>HOOLIGANS will be sedated and kept confined :)
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans
>=========================================================================

On Thu, 30 May 2002 Goofy Gophers

On Thu, 30 May 2002 08:56:15 -0400, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>I solved the multiple dogs, two arms problem by buying a good sized piece
of
>land and fencing it in. I can't keep a man to save my soul so no extra
arms
>there:) My dogs can get a pretty good top speed going out there and wear
>each other out, hence walking problem solved. I do walk them sometimes but
>I also end up in the ditch quite a bit because of those lovely
>little )@%#&!* called Ground Hogs that wait for me and the Sibe to come
>close, wait till Sibe spots it and then darts in its hole. Needless to say
>I'm usually on my keester or arm out of joint before I know whats
happening.
>So six doesn't seem like much of a problem unless of course you count the
>amount of dirt that they can track in on any given day :) Still awaiting
>Mr. #7 Chocolate in Virginia :)
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans

On Sat, 1 Jun 2002 About Town

On Sat, 1 Jun 2002 20:58:12 -0400, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>I to did my deed for the day and took Weaver to a Cookstown Wing Ding
(don't
>ask LOL) We circulated through the crowds and chatted with many many
people
>and I did my best to educate them on Huskies and how it would be silly to
>buy from a pet shop when there are so many in rescue waiting for homes.
We
>got the usual HEY A SNOW DOG, and ewwww I want a husky, etc. etc. and one
>woman that needed to be put in touch with rescue who I gave my email
>address. I'm surprised at how DUMB founded the public is about how many
>dogs are in rescue waiting for homes. Never mind that they have no idea
>breeds usual have their own rescue association. Anyway WEAVER out did
>himself with plenty of smiles, some folks gave him some biscuits and
>received kisses (my fault didn't see it coming :) and he did very well on
>his training towards being a Therapy Dog. I would ask him to sit and he'd
>sit and be loved to bits by any and all, heck he was so hot out there he'd
>lean on them with his tongue lolling outta his mouth :) Quite the picture
>:)
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans
>=========================================================================

On Tue, 12 Feb 2002 Goodbye Jayke

On Tue, 12 Feb 2002 14:01:43 -0500, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>Please say a prayer and send your angels out to greet Jayke today as she
>will be crossing the bridge this afternoon. Her Cancer has been a short
>fight but I can't stand to see her in pain without the hope for getting
>better. I will take her for one last walk if she is up to it and then on
to
>the vets for 3:30pm. Bless her soul, she is one in a million :)
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans
>=========================================================================

On Fri, 5 Apr 2002 Carl sleeps where he wants

On Fri, 5 Apr 2002 09:47:50 -0500, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>LOL Kinda like my dominant husky and my Walker Hound. Sometimes Cojo the
>Husky will crawl into the Hounds favorite cage to sleep in with a grin on
>his face like, ha ha I got here first you lose. The two of them sleep in
my
>sunroom. One morning I was greeted by quite a sight. There's Cojo in the
>cage and Carl the hound had wedged himself into the cage and squished Cojo
>to the back (wire cage) was priceless to look at Cojo with a disgusted look
>on his face and a help me I'm trapped plea :)
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans
>

On Thu, 11 Apr 2002 Tundra the Alpha

On Thu, 11 Apr 2002 11:51:46 -0400, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>Well this morning everything was going grand, nice morning shower the suns
>out and BOOM. BIG FIGHT, BIG BIG BIG FIGHT but it doesn't sound like the
>usual combatants. Run to the window, Tundra (2 1/2 year old girl) has
Tasha
>(Woolly Sibe rescue age unknown but has bone spurs and Hepatitis) by the
>face on the ground upside down beating the crap outta her. Luckily I was
>dressed, phewwww, off I run, through the house, out the door, over the mud
>(slippers look a little nasty now) and around the corner, into a bush OUCH
>(new bruise), and over to the fracas. Smacked Tundra off Tasha who took
off
>to the door, reprimanded Tundra (not much you can do, instinct) and ran to
>see Tasha.
>
>Tasha came inside and something was very wrong, her face covered in spit
and
>one ear lower than the other. Now anyone that has a Woolly can tell you
>damage is hard to find on them with all that hair but as I was towelling
her
>off, blood showed up. Then some showed up about an inch from her eye. I
>got the Peroxide and went to clean but when I pulled the area it opened up
>right to the flesh. Straight to the phone with the vet, Tasha's coming
in.
>Now she was also bleeding in her ear and had a puncture behind the ear too.
>Of course she will have to be sedated for the one by the eye as it needs
>stitches and the vet will shave the rest of the area and check her over
well
>for any other wounds :(
>
>Poor my beautiful Tasha, her pride is wounded, her beautiful face will be
>shaved and all she was doing was sunning herself :( Send her warm and
fuzzy
>thoughts and Mommy will be spoiling her till she feels better.
>
>Oh did I mention? I have another rescue on his way up from the US soon?
>His name is Chocolate he's 8 1/2 years old Malamute/Siberian who's owner
>dumped him cause he got into the neighbours flowers and dug them up, good
>reason eh? He's currently being treated for Heartworm and has to be fixed
>but will be here soon. LOL Ya I'm a sucker for punishment but I love them
>:)
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans
>=========================================================================

On Wed, 1 May 2002 Killer attack BBQ covers

On Wed, 1 May 2002 08:54:56 -0400, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>Update!!!!!!!!
>
>So I got home at 11 last night let the tribe out did their duty put Hound
in
>his bedroom, Cojo & Tasha slept with me and the 3 wild child's slept
>outside, Weaver, Tundra & Pride. This morning I awakened as usual with
>Pride outside my window crying for his breakfast, got up, got cleaned up
>went to Sunroom to let said Children in. When what to my wondrous eyes
>should appear???? Yes apparently another Barbeque Cover got insolent with
>the rowdy 3 at some point between 11pm and 7am this morning. There it was
>all in a nice pile with shreds hanging everywhere. I'd love to know what
>triggers these attacks LMAOOOOOO besides boredom :)
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans (trying to think up a better idea for BBQ
>cover)
>http://mywebpage.netscape.com/maykeema/MYDOGSHOMEPAGE.htm
>
>
>
>FEBRUARY!!!!!!!
>
>Well let me tell you I feel so safe knowing my backyard is protected by my
>furkids from Low Life Scum Sucking BBQ covers. Yes please say a prayer for
>my heavy duty (ha they've never had huskies) BBQ cover, apparently it was
>being insolent and needed to be shown who's boss :( It was a good cover,
>lasted at least 8 months :) a record :)
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans
>=========================================================================

On Thu, 11 Apr 2002 Tundra Attacks Tasha

On Thu, 11 Apr 2002 16:18:05 -0400, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>Well Tasha is home, barely the sedative knocked her out big time. She
>finally let me lift her out of the Truck without getting bit, staggered
>about 15 feet and collapsed. I let her rest and then talked to her and got
>her in the door, then helped her up the stairs. The poor wee baby had 5
>stitches right beside her eye and the other bite went through the back of
>her ear into the ear channel and the vet had to scope it to see it but
>couldn't do much because of where it was. She is a very very lucky girl I
>got there when I did vet said could have been MUCH worse. Vet said inside
>the ear should be fine and we will keep an eye on it and Tasha will go back
>in 10 days to get her stitches removed. Her eye is SO swollen and she's
>whimpering and crying in my bedroom. Poor little darling hadn't even had
>her breakfast yet so I quickly made her up her dinner with meds and fed her
>a few biscuits. Looking pretty pathetic at the moment, I got a few shots
of
>her eye stitched up if anyone wants to see them let me know and I'll email
>them :(
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans
>Tasha (poor me, I hurt, Tundra is a bad girl)
>Tundra (what what did I do?)
>Weaver ( I'm happy even when I'm getting beat up)
>Cojo (I didn't see a thing)
>Carl (I was watching but was afraid to help)
>Pride (I'm da baby, I just look cute and I'm good for nothing but cuddling)
>
>
>
>
>Well this morning everything was going grand, nice morning shower the suns
>out and BOOM. BIG FIGHT, BIG BIG BIG FIGHT but it doesn't sound like the
>usual combatants. Run to the window, Tundra (2 1/2 year old girl) has
Tasha
>(Woolly Sibe rescue age unknown but has bone spurs and Hepatitis) by the
>face on the ground upside down beating the crap outta her. Luckily I was
>dressed, phewwww, off I run, through the house, out the door, over the mud
>(slippers look a little nasty now) and around the corner, into a bush OUCH
>(new bruise), and over to the fracas. Smacked Tundra off Tasha who took
off
>to the door, reprimanded Tundra (not much you can do, instinct) and ran to
>see Tasha.
>
>Tasha came inside and something was very wrong, her face covered in spit
and
>one ear lower than the other. Now anyone that has a Woolly can tell you
>damage is hard to find on them with all that hair but as I was towelling
her
>off, blood showed up. Then some showed up about an inch from her eye. I
>got the Peroxide and went to clean but when I pulled the area it opened up
>right to the flesh. Straight to the phone with the vet, Tasha's coming
in.
>Now she was also bleeding in her ear and had a puncture behind the ear too.
>Of course she will have to be sedated for the one by the eye as it needs
>stitches and the vet will shave the rest of the area and check her over
well
>for any other wounds :(
>
>Poor my beautiful Tasha, her pride is wounded, her beautiful face will be
>shaved and all she was doing was sunning herself :( Send her warm and
fuzzy
>thoughts and Mommy will be spoiling her till she feels better.
>
>Oh did I mention? I have another rescue on his way up from the US soon?
>His name is Chocolate he's 8 1/2 years old Malamute/Siberian who's owner
>dumped him cause he got into the neighbours flowers and dug them up, good
>reason eh? He's currently being treated for Heartworm and has to be fixed
>but will be here soon. LOL Ya I'm a sucker for punishment but I love them
>:)
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans
>=========================================================================

On Sat, 13 Apr 2002 The Kibble Tease

On Sat, 13 Apr 2002 16:20:50 -0400, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>My pack here loves to occasionally play with their food (as long as its
>safe). Some even like to tease my poor Hound by taken a kibble out of the
>bowl and placing it on the floor and then ignoring it till he comes by and
>then the whole lip pull back, teeth flashing, fur up. What they forget is
>the Hound is a lot larger and could smoke them if he really feels that food
>is his so Kibble Time is carefully laid out scene. I have also had a
couple
>of my rescues chew their nails and pull off outside husks almost of the
nail
>and basically trim their own nails. However its usually just one or two
>nails and all still have to be maintained and trimmed on a regular basis :)
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans

On Wed, 1 May 2002 Weaverkins Attacked

On Wed, 1 May 2002 08:41:14 -0400, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>Yesterday was heartworm injection day at the vet. Now I didn't even try to
>take 6 all at once so I took 2 last week and the other 4 yesterday.
>
>Of course the excitement level was peaking the whole way there and my brand
>new Durango has been thoroughly christened with Husky Fur, drool and muddy
>paw prints. So being a smart person (LMAO) I decided to take two in at
once
>instead of 4 :) Yes even I can learn these critters have more strength
than
>me.
>
>Weaver and Tundra were first to go in. Tundra absolutely HATED the rectal
>thermometer and cried the whole time. Actually none of them were fond of
it
>but she was the most vocal.
>
>So I go to leave and bring the other two in and two big dogs greet me as I
>opened the door from the room. Weaver and Tundra are very friendly and
both
>were on leashes so I didn't worry, except their dogs weren't on leashes and
>one lunged at Weaver and attacked him. Needless to say I hauled my two
back
>and was ready to take on the little shit that just bit my baby LOL Weaver
>luckily only had drool/spit on him but it could have been worse. Why in
>God's name would someone not have their dog on a leash in the first place?
>no one apologized, the vet just asked it Weaver was okay, I don't even
know
>who owned the dogs :( So I put both back in the car and bring in Pride &
>Cojo. Seeing as Pride had recently been fixed there a lot of the girls
>remembered him and gave him special attention and belly rubs. Cocky little
>shit that he is he fully plays it up and is sure he deserves all the
>attention. Then he got up and stood up to the counter and started typing
on
>the computer LOL wonder if he was trying to say something.
>
>Well after they were done I went out and saw a beautiful Inuit Puppy about
4
>months old in the lobby. Oh my goodness he was adorable, soft as silk and
>very shy. Yes everyone looked at me and said NO MARILYN NO MORE
>DOGS!!!!!!!!!!!! :) He was already taken but if he hadn't been
>:)))))))))))))))))
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans
>http://mywebpage.netscape.com/maykeema/MYDOGSHOMEPAGE.htm
>=========================================================================

On Sun, 14 Apr 2002 Brushing a Woolly

On Sun, 14 Apr 2002 22:36:38 -0400, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>Well since the attack, on Tasha by Tundra, I've monitored Tasha closely.
>She has bounced back very very well. I noticed her ear weeping at one
point
>and figured her collar was irritating it and took it off and no more
weeping
>since. She does shake her head a lot and I imagine there is still some
>stuff in her ear bothering her. She's happy and bouncy and is loving being
>spoiled rotten(er).
>
>Today I brushed her for a bit, being a woolly she's moulting a lot and
>doesn't like brushing sessions to last long from I'm guessing the fact
she's
>loaded with Bone Spurs. So I'm brushing away and she's going in circles
and
>I'm following her around and around (picture me walking behind a woolly
>brushing her in a small circle with a phone in my ear). Then I realized
>holy potholes batman I'm going to pass out if I don't stop this :)
>
>So I made her lay down and continued some gentle brushing with a small
rake.
>Then she became her usual un-cooperative self and out of reflex I reached
up
>to hold her and low and behold I put my hand right on her injuries :( Yes
>she yipped and I pulled away immediately and wasn't surprise we had a few
>snapping incidents after that, and finally I let her go and praised her for
>her tolerance LOL
>
>So I'm happy to see she is healing well and back in her usual form of "I'm
>letting you live with me for god sake get me a treat".
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans (where everyday is an adventure)
>=========================================================================

On Mon, 14 Jan 2002 So much for the new sewing box

On Mon, 14 Jan 2002 16:26:41 -0500, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>Well Weaver has struck again. He broke my last sewing box so I bought a
new
>plastic box for the sewing stuff and left it on a table in the sunroom.
Yep
>today he had it down (wrapping half off) chewed off the latches. Now I
walk
>into the kitchen and he's opened a cupboard (never have any of them done
>that) and helped himself to a biscuit from the large bag in there!!!!!!!!
>He's the devils child!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans
>=========================================================================

On Wed, 9 Jan 2002 Weavers on a long leash

On Wed, 9 Jan 2002 12:32:12 -0500, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

> So today I'm going to take Weaver for his last Drag (errr I mean walk)
>before his training starts (would have started today but I'm out of liver
>treats). Off we set 1 Elderly Malamute none to steady, 1 Elderly Woolly
>Siberian old and arthritic, 1 Siberian Puppy with deformed front paw and
>Weaverkins fully capable of mass destruction without provocation (as
>witnessed by the two paper towel rolls he dissected on my freshly cleaned
>sunroom floor this morning) and strength and sauciness oozing out of ever
>pore.
>
>Now the first 3 are off lead, I walk in the fields behind me and I figure
if
>need be I might be able to out run any of them (NOT). Then there is Weaver
>I put him on the 25 foot lead (first mistake) for training horses. Off we
>set, Weaver first attempts to jump in the poop pit which thank good had a
>semi frozen cap of ice on top of it. Takes off around the corner at high
>speed which cost me two fingernails bent back until broken. Actually comes
>when I call him and sits like a good boy (devious plan to weaken my
>defences) and drags me up the hill over yonder. Now Weaver and a 25 foot
>leash I figure he can run a bit anyway and get some of his ya ya's out.
>Except what about the others!!!!!! Yes Weaver on a long leash is dangerous
>to anything that has feet. He wiped out the Malamute first and she got
>smart and stayed out of range from then on, then he took out the Woolly
>Siberian with a quick cut across in front of her that she remarkably stayed
>on her feet for, as she disentangled her back legs and of course the puppy
>was next but luckily he's not far off the ground. So all got taken down
but
>hey I survived!!! or maybe not. Called Weaver he came over sat down and
one
>of the others caught my attention so I looked over and called to Pride as I
>was doing that Weaver BOLTS doing 90 hits the end of the 25foot leash
(which
>of course is attached to my arm in case of emergency). Next thing I
>remember is flying through the air, back to front and landing on my knees
>and hands. Now so far I'm fairing pretty well but something tells me this
>is going to hurt big time, especially since he was tied to my left arm (the
>arm affected the most by my broken neck 9 years ago) and said arm is having
>a hell of a time typing this
>:( ahhhhhh life is good. I'm off for training treats for Weaver. Wish me
>luck.
>
>Marilyn
>=========================================================================

On Sat, 19 Jan 2002 Don't leave me, I'll go anywhere

On Sat, 19 Jan 2002 11:11:28 -0500, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>My first beautiful Siberian Gemini went EVERYWHERE with me. No holds bar.
>Snowmobiling (her and I were in the skibus being pulled, yes it tipped over
>she was fine, I was injured). Canoeing, she'd just sit down and settle in
>and away we would go. Boating in my Dads pontoon boat and we'd all go out
>in it she loved it, except for that one incident in HIGH SEAS where the
>water was washing over the front and out the back and Gemini just stood and
>watched it while the rest of us figured we were going to sink. Best yet my
>darling precious baby was in the back of a 79 Corvette ( i was passenger)
>when the driver lost control (ya right) ripped off the roof, hung by a wire
>(around my neck) into a valley Gemini got out and actually STAYED AROUND
>until the police got there and then proceeded to get into the Tow Truck
with
>the driver (she was always scared of men but I figure she was in shock) and
>drive with him to where my Uncle could get her. I could take my baby girl
>anywhere she trusted that I loved her and would take care of her :) I miss
>her a LOT!!!!!
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans

On Mon, 21 Jan 2002 Thats My Bed

On Mon, 21 Jan 2002 18:26:18 -0500, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>As I sit here at the computer tonight with my babies sleeping all around
me,
>my Hound has encountered a problem he does not know how to solve ;)
>
>At Christmas a new bed was bought for all and all to share but for the most
>part Carl sleeps on the new bed behind me. Tonight Cojo decided he wanted
>it. Carl has been pacing back and forth and laying his head on my lap and
>giving me the sad old hound dog eyes and then looking at his bed with Cojo
>on it. Well he kept going over to the bed and trying to step on it and
then
>giving up. He just finally couldn't take it anymore and crept up behind
>Cojo, Cojo lifted his lip but put it back down as Carl gently (for a 70lbs
>hound) crawled up behind Cojo and curl down around him so both are on this
>little bed snuggled up to each other :) Its moments like this that make
>EVERYTHING worth while :)
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans
>=========================================================================

On Wed, 30 Jan 2002 whats that noise?

On Wed, 30 Jan 2002 08:25:29 -0500, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

> Well I played the Audio of the dogs crying off that site and my Hooligans
>sure took notice :) LOL The baby Pride is fairly sure that something of a
>husky nature is under my desk somewhere but he can't find it :)
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans
>=========================================================================

On Fri, 8 Feb 2002 Ooops

On Fri, 8 Feb 2002 19:46:24 -0500, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>Oh did I happen to mention Cojo and I went for a walk in the park today
well
>he was out with me???? Yes I had to go down a HUGE flight of stairs
covered
>in snow with a husky DRAGGING me, made it to the bottom SAFE wow what a
>relief (terror of another broken neck always in back of my mind) stride out
>all happy and yep landed on my ASS!!!!!! Couldn't even blame it on the dog,
>mortified I got up and strolled on like nothing happened and didn't check
to
>see if anyone was looking cause I'm sure there was!!!! Good thing I have
>very little Pride left :)
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans

Weaverkins Xmas Song

On Wed, 5 Dec 2001 09:15:50 -0500, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>Sing to the song Soldier Boy
>
>
>
>
>Weaverkins!!!!!
>Oh my little Weaverkins!!!!!!
>Why did I pick you!!!!!!!
>
>You were a cute pup
>a soft and fluffy precious pup
>I thought that you
>would be perfect for me toooooo
>
>I did not know
>You'd excavate my lawn so
>digging up everything
>not even trees are safe
>
>Weaverkins
>Oh my puppy Weaverkins
>How did I get you!!!!!
>
>I appreciate the landscaping
>but it looks a lot like a bomb came in
>I know your good
>but the yard looks like the moon
>
>I break my neck out there
>walking around and filling holes
>oh my little Weaverkins
>why do you eat poop
>
>Weaverkins
>Oh my little Weaverkins
>God must be testing me
>=========================================================================

On Wed, 5 Dec 2001 Bye Bye Bird Nest

On Wed, 5 Dec 2001 16:34:47 -0500, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>I don't know if you all remember but I found a nest this year husky fur
>lined and the landscaper took it ;(
>
>After searching and searching I found another right in my backyard in my
>BlueBird Box all fur and feathers.
>
>0 for 2 the puppy got it!!!!!! Wahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans
>=========================================================================

On Sat, 8 Dec 2001 Composter Sibes

On Sat, 8 Dec 2001 08:33:09 -0500, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>So this morning started like any other morning. Get up let dogs in or out
>get kibble ready. But wait I'm missing a Sibe????? OH NO!!!!! Yes
>Weaverkins is not at the door jumping on his back legs like a lunatic which
>he does every morning!!!!!!!
>
>First thought, oh my god he's managed to get out of the fortress of a
>backyard ( 7foot wood fence, 2 rounds of electric fence inside that).
>
>Well maybe he's just sleeping late, so I start to hand out kibble. Nope
>everyone is accounted for and he's still missing. I take a closer look
>around the yard and I hear a few faint cries.
>
>Hey whats that, my eye catches something!!!! The stupid idiot got himself
>trapped in my composter!!!!!!! LOL It snaps together in the middle with a
>lid on top but the two parts (Weaver had been working on these) had
>separated and the little shit must have heaved it up with his nose jumped
in
>and it smashed back down trapping him in side.
>
>Well there I am in my Robe and Slippers with a camera trying to get a shot
>of this, didn't work well at all all I got was the composter. So I lift
the
>side up a little Weaver sticks his head out and throws the composter back
>and runs like stink!!!! Now I'm still trying not to let the laughter get
>the better of me but its hard.
>
>So do you think he's learned his lesson????? Or will he do it again????
Ya
>I know I'm going out in the freezing, frost covered yard later to fix it
>:( GEEEEEEESHHHH
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hoolignas
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On Tue, 11 Dec 2001 Magazine Eaten

On Tue, 11 Dec 2001 17:55:13 -0500, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

>Well today Weaver decided to eat one of my magazine (still in plastic wrap)
>that I had been saving for reading in the sunroom. Well I salvaged what I
>could of it and loo and behold what do I see!!!!!! An article on Karen
>Ramstead and Weaver hardly touched it!!!! Fate????? Or Siberian smarts?
>naaaaaa
>
>Well I'm sure being the humble and modest person that Karen Ramstead is she
>hasn't told anyone, so I asked her if I could scan the article (about 4
>pages) and send it to anyone that wanted it and she agreed :) So I'm just
>going to scan it and then it will be up for any takers, lets hope I can
scan
>it so you can read it :)
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans
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On Wed, 2 Jan 2002 The Art of Poop Scooping

On Wed, 2 Jan 2002 13:39:46 -0500, Marilyn Hubley
wrote:

> Today I will serve up an idiot of the week contest entry!!!!! Trust me I
>fully expect to win.
>
>Out in the backyard I go a poop scooping and boy do I have a lot to do
since
>I'd missed a few days sick and then the snow on top etc. So I dump two
>buckets and have my third bucket full and have finished the yard. Now
being
>the smart (idiot) I am I'm tossing it over the 7 foot fence at the back of
>the yard when the poop pit is full since I back onto unused farm land.
>
>So I reach way up with the heavy bucket to the top of the fence balance the
>said bucket on fence top and begin to tip it over. Now did I mention I'm
on
>a slight incline to the fence???? Yes and did I mention I didn't wear
boots
>just duck shoes since the snow was all beaten down for the dogs????
>
>Yes I @#&%@)&ing slipped!!!!!! Poop bucket tips MY WAY where upon frozen
>poop dumps all over my freshly shampooed head!!!!!!!!!
>
>Said idiot is now off to the shower for a second time today!!!!!!!
>
>Marilyn & The Hubley Hooligans (where everyday is an adventure)
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