Does anyone belong to a dog chat forum?

Hi guys and gals. I was wondering if anyone here knows, or belongs to a good dog chat forum?

 

If my dog could type, I'd never get to use my computer!

But seriously, thanks for the links. I check them out.

 

We had a family dog, while growing up. Not now, we have cats, there are four of them in our apt. My cat while walking across the desk, will walk on the computer keyboard, while looking at me. I always tell her don't walk on the computer, yes she walks on the computer too. Had to disable the on/off switch, as she was always turning the computer off.....she's a cat, does what she wants, always.......wobbles

 

I don't have dogs, I have cats, and there's a lot of blogs about cats out there. If you can find a good dog blog, they can probably direct you to dog forums... sorry, I don't have links, but hopefully that's a bit of a starting point.

 

I think your all barking up the wrong tree ! :-D

Weeeeellllllllll someone had to say something didn't they !

http://www.petforums.co.uk/ Actually not a bad site at all !

 

Thanks. Finding a good site has been "ruff" to say the least. :-D

It seems that the best sites are across the pond from the good ole USA, which is where I'm at.

 

How's it going BFK? Being a Animal lover period I have no real preference but have owned just as many dogs as I have cats and other creatures(including reptiles and insects) I have now a dog,Arnold Schwarzenegger, (we call him Arnold or "MR" for short). I go Here and help to contribute in the donations given to Dogs & Cats that was started by a 12 year old girl. Have been doing this for more then 6mos. They have a forum that is affiliated to them which is TailsInc the place I go to help/donate is called FreeKibble. They also have it for Cats too. I am not yet a member but do read some of the post there.(have a lot on the stove now and any more may just cause a fire.LOL). I plan on joining as soon as get some more free time. Hope you like it.

BT
btw are you anywhere near South Philly? Just curious.

 

I moved from Collingdale to Nottingham, Chester County about 11 years ago.
Spent alot of my youth running around the city though.
Miss the cheese steaks more than anything else. :yum

 

Oh! don't you know it. :drool :cry And Stake-Umm's may be good but they aren't Philly. Haven't been there for more then 10 years myself.rolleyes
BT

 

I still have family there, so when I visit, I try to sneak in a sandwich.
Will be visiting around the holidays, so a cheese steak is on the radar. :drool

 

Just had a cheese Stake-umms with peppers and onions. Still not Philly but close. Have one for me when you go would you?:-D:drool

BT

 

I've tried Pat's and Geno's, but my favorite is Phillip's. Just as good and you don't have to go all the way into the city to get to them. Been going to Phillip's for over 20 years. Just down the street from the Automall. :yum

 

hehe its becaus ethe rest of the world is too lazy to think of new names, i mean the americans even took our country: New England :banghead i thought in the beginning, they all wanted to get away from the uk?

 

Yeah, I know. I live near the city of Perth and the shire of Stirling, yet we are a tad away from Scotland. And yup, I'm Scottish ancestry as well. Town Planners are not known for their imagination.

 

haha i bet there is a 'new lane' in just about every town/city in the uk

 

Just like there's a Meridian Street and a Main Street in nearly every state and city in the US.

 

Halo:
Quite a few towns near where I live have UK names to them.
I live in Nottingham, the next town over is Oxford.
Then there is Little Britain, New London, London Grove and probably a few others that I can't think of at the moment.

"But how the hell pets gets to Cheese Steak I'll never know but"

Yes, we got sidetracked. But have you ever had a real Philly cheesesteak? Probably my favorite food. My mouth is watering just thinking about it.

 

This is right off of Geno's website:
The ingredients are simple, exacting and never greasy thinly sliced rib-eye steak, melted cheese, oven-fresh baked bread and delicately grilled onions.

The key is the meat. You want thinly sliced rib eye and you don't chop it, like the imitators do.
You simply take a bite, but shouldn't have to do much chewing.
A real Philly cheesesteak will literally melt in your mouth.

I'm about 1 hour away and am actually tempted to hop in the car right now.
I would do so if I wasn't home bound due to illness.