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Makita UC4000 16-in Electric Chain Saw $239.99 16-in Electric Chain Saw – UC4000. Guide Bar – 442-040-661. Chain Cover – 952-100-643. Universal Wrench – 941-713-001 |
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Remington RM0818B 18V Cordless 8-in Chain Saw $89.99 18V Cordless 8-in Chain Saw – 41AZ10BG783. 8-in Bar and Chain. Owner’s Manual |
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Factory Reconditioned Homelite ZR10580 42cc 18-in Gas Chain Saw $109.99 42cc 18-in Gas Chain Saw – ZR10580 |
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Including Man's Best friend in the wedding Ceremony
By Maureen Thomson
If you’ve ever thought that incluidng the family dog in your wedding ceremony might be a nice idea but are not sure about how to make it happen, read on.
I live in Colorado, and people here are nuts for their mutts! Leash-free dog parks and pooch-friendly businesses abound. Forbes Magazine recently pronounced Colorado Springs as one of the top US cities for dogs and their “doggie guardians.”
And this doggie-mania often extends to the wedding day. Couples are finding a number of creative and unique ways to work their canine pals into the wedding ceremony. A well behaved pooch can play an important supporting role as “Ring Bearer” or “Special Escort for Grand Dad” while bringing a truly unique element to the ceremony.
But before you go doggone crazy about the idea of your pet struttin' its stuff down a petal-strewn aisle, there are some things you should consider--not the least of which is the temperament of your pet. Specifically: Is your dog a bit tightly wrapped or is he more the laid back recumbent ‘take it all in stride’ variety? Here are some clues.
- When the doorbell rings, does she look up, woof once, yawn, and then go back to sleep, or does she throw herself against the front door, howling in a frenzied fit that makes Linda Blair in the Exorcist look like Pollyanna?
- When your iPhone buzzes with a call does she run over and answer it politely or attempt to engorge the device in an angry fit of dominance?
- Does your mother wear an apron when she comes to visit (even though she hasn't cooked more than a Lean Cuisine since you left home), because it's a foregone conclusion that your German Shepherd is going to sloppily pounce upon her, firmly planting his front paws on her shoulders while slobbering in ecstasy?
- Does the sight of a bird, squirrel, chipmunk or a piece of flyaway newspaper cause your mongrel to take off at a dead run, pulling along anything and everything in its path?
- When you say “Sit” does he sit as directed or simply turn around and walk away like you’re nothing but a stupid tree-swinging monkey low life?
The answers to these questions will be a good predictor of how well your dog will perform on the big day.
Now, after you've evaluated such temperament, you'll need to ask another person's opinion (and no, your fiancé’s opinion doesn't count--it needs to be an objective third party) as to whether or not your pooch is a good candidate for ring bearer, flower girl, best dog or some other wedding party attendant. Be honest now, do you really think you can be objective about your own pet? How many years have you lived together? You’ve probably got more emotional history with your doggie than you do with the person that you’re planning on marrying, so get an unbiased opinion from a reliable third party. (About the dog, not your intended!) Once you and your trusted advisor have concluded that your dog can indeed play a role in the nuptials, here are some tips to ensure a happy outcome for both humans and canines.
- Deputize one of your trusted pals to serve as dog wrangler, escorting said dog down the aisle. Don't even think about having the groom up front calling, "Here boy, here boy. Come to Daddy!" It's not going to work. Either the dog will bolt down the aisle toward the groom, knocking him over, or he'll take off in another direction, wreaking havoc as he's chased by your four year old (human) flower girl, your Uncle Earl, the wedding planner and the minister--who will ultimately subdue the beast by taking off his clerical stole and using it as a lasso.
- Speaking strictly from the dog’s perspective he wants to make his grand entrance, present you with your rings, wish you well with a wag of his lovely tail and then be escorted to a nice quiet place to enjoy the rest of the ceremony in peace. I’m sure your vows are all very nice, but he really won’t understand all that stuff anyway. He’s done his job and now it’s your turn to shine. He’s happy, you’re happy-leave it at that.
- Make sure the dog is well watered and has had a nice snack before the festivities commence. Also a good leg stretch and a visit to the privado will go a long way toward keeping him happy. (The same could also be said for the wedding party withal!)
- If your pup is small, perhaps someone from the wedding party could carry him down the aisle. This prevents a runaway situation and keeps the doggie nice and calm. (Note: Chihuahuas expect to be carried in a ladies’ handbag; they dig it and look very stylish.) I once performed a ceremony where a bridesmaid carried a miniature poodle down the aisle and held it throughout the entire service. It was so quiet, I forgot it was there.
My worst doggie disaster was the Black Lab that had more energy than he knew what to do with. At an outdoor wedding on a mountaintop in Vail, the dog managed to get down the aisle just fine, but the couple had not heeded my advice for a doggie handler (in this case, it would have been a doggie wrangler) and the dog proceeded to prance about the mountainside, barking at and chasing everything that moved. The entire audience was focused on the dog rather than the bride and groom!
I often wonder if that couple is still married.
Maureen Thomson is a wedding officiant and owner of Lyssabeth's Wedding Officiants, serving California, Colorado and Oregon.
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