[ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: Canada Crossing Funny story
- From: Crystaridge <crystaridge@xxxxxxx>
- To: chsweetsun@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, pmick@xxxxxxxxx, Harlowe Jahelka <hcj2@xxxxxxxxxxx>, ShowGSD-L <showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 06 Apr 2005 19:45:04 -0700
THAT is a good story. I had a good one a year ago when we were taking a
bitch to SeaTac to fly to California to be
bred. The Border person didn't want to see any paperwork ---- he just
wanted to look at the dog. Seems he had
a Shepherd that he had recently lost and just wanted to 'look' at a German
Shepherd. Once he had done that, he sent
us on our way ------- still not seeing any paperwork. Too funny.
Sylvia
Crystaridge German Shepherds
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From: "chsweetsun" <chsweetsun@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <pmick@xxxxxxxxx>; "Harlowe Jahelka" <hcj2@xxxxxxxxxxx>; "ShowGSD-L"
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Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 7:27 PM
Subject: [ SHOWGSD-L ] Canada Crossing Funny story
> This brings to mind a very funny story about coming back from a Canadian
Nationals one year. Paula and I went into the duty free shop and decided we
both were in need of some new perfume. I would spray a spritz on one part
of my arm, and then another on another part of my arm..as she was doing the
same to herself. By the time we were done spritzing perfume scents, we were
Quite Odiferous. We both got in the van and then had to wait in quite a
long line at the border. It was a cool return back to the States so we kept
our windows up until the last minute. Well... the look on the crossing
guard's face when we rolled down the window to hand him our drivers licenses
was Priceless. All he said was "buy anything to claim?" and thank you and
GO. Hahah. I have been back and forth across the border quite a bit, and as
long as I had my drivers license have had NO trouble crossing at Ft. Erie.
OH, Except for the time that Paula, Leslie and I went up-going into Canada.
I had
> brought some pups, Paula had brought some pups, and some dogs, and Leslie
brought a couple dogs. Leslie was driving. When we got to the gate, the
guard asked her how many dogs she had in the van. She said she didn't know.
He looked at me..Um..I said I didn't know. So he opened the back door and
looked at Paula and she said she didn't know. I think we may have looked
like a bunch of Dummies ( the how to get across the border easily book we
never read). Then we started counting. "Well, Paula brought 3 pups, and I
brought 2 pups and 3 adults, and No, I decided to leave the one adult
home...Well..." He finally got so exasperated with us he just said... "Go
on"!! ;-)
> Tari Kridler
>
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