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Originally Posted By: kmcmahon
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One golden retriever 9 mo. old with bullet in head.


Willing to trade for new Suretest meter cord. ![icon_evil.gif](upload://1gvq2wV2azLs27xp71nuhZOKiSI.gif)

Anyone know where I can get a replacement?


Thanks

Kevin

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Originally Posted By: dbush
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Kevin, one is on it’s way to you priority mail today. Ideal industries is going to replace one for me here.


Dave

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Originally Posted By: jpeck
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kmcmahon wrote:
One golden retriever 9 mo. old with bullet in head.

Willing to trade for new Suretest meter cord. ![icon_evil.gif](upload://1gvq2wV2azLs27xp71nuhZOKiSI.gif)

Anyone know where I can get a replacement?


Thanks

Kevin


Replacement bullet?

Or

Replacement 9 month old golden retriever?

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South Florida
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Originally Posted By: kwilliams
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kmcmahon wrote:
One golden retriever 9 mo. old with bullet in head.

Willing to trade for new Suretest meter cord. ![icon_evil.gif](upload://1gvq2wV2azLs27xp71nuhZOKiSI.gif)

Anyone know where I can get a replacement?


Thanks

Kevin


I have plenty of stinkin bullets, what caliber do you need

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Originally Posted By: jpope
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Is the dog trained for mold detection? icon_lol.gif

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Originally Posted By: rmoore
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I’m reluctant to help someone who shoots dogs…but…


hop on down to Radio Shack...some TV/Stereo/computer cords fit the Suretest.

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Originally Posted By: phinsperger
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rmoore wrote:
I'm reluctant to help someone who shoots dogs...but...


I'm not just reluctant. I won't help at all period.

Kevin, I'm surprised that you would post such a comment. Thought I knew you.

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Originally Posted By: jwortham
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Me thinks it was just anger at Fido.


I doubt he actually sent the little beast to meet his maker.

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Originally Posted By: rmoore
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jwortham wrote:
Me thinks it was just anger at Fido.

I doubt he actually sent the little beast to meet his maker.

Right...he was just kidding...? Wasn't he? OMG... tell me he was!!!
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Originally Posted By: dbush
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Yes gentlemen, he was kidding and I have already sent him a replacement cord today.

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Originally Posted By: kmcmahon
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Thanks Dave. Sure was nice of you to go out of your way for me like that.


Yes...the little troublemaker still lives. He loves extension cords...that's his fourth he's chewed up. and a dozen duck decoys in the last week also...sort of like the terrible two's ![icon_wink.gif](upload://ssT9V5t45yjlgXqiFRXL04eXtqw.gif)

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Originally Posted By: jmurray
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kmcmahon wrote:
Thanks Dave. Sure was nice of you to go out of your way for me like that.

Yes...the little troublemaker still lives. He loves extension cords...that's his fourth he's chewed up. and a dozen duck decoys in the last week also...sort of like the terrible two's ![icon_wink.gif](upload://ssT9V5t45yjlgXqiFRXL04eXtqw.gif)


Wouldn't happen to be a Husky mix, would he

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Originally Posted By: Brian A. Goodman
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That’s just Labs, we had a string of 'em when I was a kid. They chew things up for about the first 5 years. If you can deal with it they’re great, great dogs to have around.

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Originally Posted By: jpeck
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Plug the cord in, then give it to them to chew on.


They will learn very quickly not to chew on those things with that first bite through the insulation. ![icon_biggrin.gif](upload://iKNGSw3qcRIEmXySa8gItY6Gczg.gif)

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South Florida

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Originally Posted By: jwortham
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Thought about letting my kids learn the same way! icon_biggrin.gif

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Originally Posted By: csessums
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Jerry,


Years back I had a Rott. Left her with a friend who’s home was on a conventional foundation. It cost a fair amount to replace the live NM she chewed up. I think she got a charge aiwebs_009.gif out of it.


Charlie
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Originally Posted By: jmurray
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Brian A. Goodman wrote:
That's just Labs, we had a string of 'em when I was a kid. They chew things up for about the first 5 years. If you can deal with it they're great, great dogs to have around.


I have a lab who I picked up off the street when it was about 8 months old. I've had it for 2 years and it has never chewed any personal possesions. I keep a variety (4 or 5 different) of chew bones on the floor at all times so, maybe that helps! Every Husky or Husky mix I've had chews on anything, especially metal. ![aiwebs_017.gif](upload://uRAv2wUJ69tsXvKKQ6tsqcq8ik5.gif)

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Originally Posted By: rwashington
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Yeah, them labs are something. My lab ingested my wife’s panty hose a few years ago and when he could not “pass it” your truly had to get some latex gloves and…well… nuff said…


They are great dogs though, even after that experience.

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Originally Posted By: kmcmahon
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My dogs are not labs!!! They’re Golden Retrievers…different breed…


all retrieving breeds are a little mouthy when young...(goes to that retrieving thing)

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Originally Posted By: kwilliams
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