OK, I ne'er believed I'd be sending in a tale about a rottweiler, since I am more of a "cat- person," but here's one I find rather funny.

We have been wedded for nearly 30 years now and have owned every type of dog possible. We have always desired a rottweiler dog, but when the kids came along, we could never seem to scrape enough money together to buy one.

I was given a Worker's Comp settlement last year this past December and decided to get a rotweiler.

I have been given many opportunities to travel with him, and we would take one of our rottweilers Sandy along for short period, so she'd get to like going in the "Big Truck," and she'd love it.

"Stephen," as he was referred to when talking to Sandy, determined it was too hard bringing a young dog out with him, so she ended up resting home.

Thursday or Friday is one of our rottweiler puppies Sandys craziest day as he feels that Stephen will be returning from his long truck hauls. I am sure your dog goes bananas when he sees you if you have been departed for a bit.

Sandy picks things up unbelievably quick as we found out one day. Stephen was taking care of his own business reading the papers when Sandy launched herself at him, it was like watching Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon. So this dog started to lick and drool all over Stephen, I was breaking my sides laughing.

You should look what Sandy does when other people arrive over to the home. She likes to make a quiet whimpering noise pretending that something is wrong, we all know she is just messing . There are lots more but I will leave those to another day.