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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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wagging satisfaction

0Rex was as powerful as a wrestler, and there were not many thngs that he couldn't manage somehow to get hold of with his great jaws and lift or drag to wherever he wanted to put them, or wherever we wanted them put. He would catch the rail at the balance and lift it clear of the ground and trot with great confidence toward the gate. Of course, since that gate was only four feet wide or so, he couldn't 00bring the rail in boardside00. He found that out when he got a few terrific jolts, but he wouldn't give up. He finally figured out how to do it, by dragging the rail, holding onto one end, growling. He got a great 00wagging satisfaction00 out of his work.02br
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02br 00(2) Dogs when pleased/happy wag their tails. 0-

  • 02br 00(2) Dogs when pleased/happy wag their tails.
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0 (1) The dog could not carry the rail through the gate - the rail is longer than the gate is wide.02br
00(2) Dogs when pleased/happy wag their tails. This phrase indicates the dog is pleased with himself.0-
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01-- The first one should read '01b01i00broadside02i02b00'.02br
002-- He wagged his tail with satisfaction.0-
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01cite10Feebs1112cite10(1) The dog could not carry the rail through the gate - the rail is longer than the gate is wide.12br
10(2) Dogs when pleased/happy wag their tails. This phrase indicates the dog is pleased with himself.12br
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10Thanks to feebs11 and Mister Micawber02br
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