Thank you. It was a regular sock. She only weighed 24 ounces then. I cut off the toe and that is where her back legs are, and her front legs come out at the heel. The top of the sock is her turtleneck.

24 ounces? My cats eat more than that in a day.

Hey Mark - I figured out how to do the thumbnail pictures, but not the full size - a tutorial would definitely help!

Juanita

She was small. I had another chihuahua at the time and Mia could walk under her belly with no problems.

When I get off work I wii size the photo for you. Which photo do you want to use. The avatar thumbnail photos needs to be small. It wii take only a minute to size the image.

Do you have a photo of them together? If so, send it to: *edit * (This site does have messaging options, no need to post your email, there is a risk of spammers and search bots seeing it..)* And I wonder why my inbox is full of spam. Thanks.

BTW, we will be expecting more pictures soon.

-Mark-

Sent from my iPad from my taxicab

We have older posts on how to add pictures /photos- the search tool can help find those.
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/search.php

And our site FAQ has a lot of info & help for users -
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/fa...b3_board_usage

Adding pictures to your profile album is a nice way to store & share, always easy to find.
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/fa...faq_vb3_albums

Celeste,

Looks like a wise choice to me.

-Mark-

Here are my two rescue dogs. Katie (cow dog mix) was found by a friend on the side of the highway, sitting next to her fallen sibling. She was about 6 months old and had been abandoned by some migrant dairy workers. She took a long time to nurse back to health, and still is very afraid of cars.

I found Sally on a humane society website. I am a sucker for a fuzzy face! She is a schnauzer/shar pei cross, and had been picked up on the streets. She loves riding in cars and goes CRAZY whenever someone brings in a pizza box. We joke that in her former life she belonged to a pizza delivery person.

This photo was taken years ago, when they were in their prime. They are seniors now and probably have only a few birthdays left. They are strongly bonded to each other, and are never far from one another.

All these cats are making me sneeze. Just kidding. My cutie-pie is a bishon frise named molly. She and my recliner are my best friends, you will always find the 3 of us together. My dog is psychic. On bad MG days, she never leaves my side and does not even ask to go out. I do not think I would have gotten through this without her. She is very sweet and does not know how to bark, but she does kind of purr.

kathie

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Sally reminds me of Ginny, the dog who loved cats:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uU0R0u24Bkw

"A schnauzer-Siberian husky mix named Ginny will be eulogized Nov. 19 at the Westchester Cat Show, where she was named Cat of the Year in 1998 for her uncanny skill and bravery in finding and rescuing endangered felines. "

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/10001228#.Uuq-GrRMxzU

-Mark-