I am a massive cat fan so find it difficult to trust that I am sending in a tale about my rottweiler but here it goes.

My husband and I have been wedded almost twenty seven years, and over the years have owned various different dogs. Our dog of selection was a rottweiler dog but when we had babies we never seemd to have enough money left over to afford one.

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

We called one of our rottweilers Sandy and usually took him out on short road trips so he would acquaint myself with his surroundings before we took him on the longer hauls.

"Stephen," as he was referred to when speaking to Sandy, decided it was too difficult bringing a young dog out with him, so she finished up staying home.

Thursday or Friday is one of our rottweiler puppies Sandys happiest 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.

Now Sandy likes to lick people as Stephen found out much to his surprisal one day. Stephen was watching TV by himself, fiddling with the remote control shifting channels when Sandy decide he should get a good licking, so she sprinted over and stuck her tongue on Stephens face, I was in the corner crying with laughter.

You should see what Sandy does when other people arrive over to the home. She loves hiding behind the settee then grumbling quietly to see how people react. I have a bunch of other talees but I will leave them for another time.