First Officer York E. "Maddog" Douglas

This is how I fly, with a tiny yorkie on my arm (or marching around on the keyboard) and a bigger one trying to pull my hand off the joystick to pet him. The picture is dedicated to all those with significant others who have that "sixth sense" to know when you're on final. Even if they have to use their phone.

My wife is a more accurate indicator that I've captured the glideslope than any instrument. I just yell "sterile flightdeck!" and she rolls her eyes and walks away shaking her head.

I hope you got a chuckle.

You obviously don't have Yorkies, Mark. BTW, nice pic of you on the home page announcing the big sale!

Golly, how silly it must sound for grown men to be sitting at a computer yelling "Not now! I'm landing an airplane!" Hey, at least it keeps us off the streets and out of the bars. (Who could afford to go drinking after buying some scenery, and an airplane or two?)

it is uncanny how bleep comes up at that moment! lol good one

MD80/81/82 Maddog or thereabouts.
How did I do?
Fabio

The dog looks like it's about to take your arm off if you dare say "I have control." 

Haha. I'll leave you to it.

I have a staffy that's also a rescue dog and an australian cattle dog (commonly known as a red heeler) it's the heeler you need to watch out for, he's a sniper! �

She can't fly so rides a bike instead. �




The RSPCA named her tahla so I kept that. Unfortunately she was abused as a pup and is very timid although she goes in to bat for Tom (heeler) he once got into a fight and she nearly killed the other poor dog!
She's 18 now, I've had her since she was 3.

A grand old lady!

Tom at about 12 weeks.



Can't leave this one out.
Alright, alright no more soppy photos. 



Merry Christmas!

Very nice dogs, Cappy! What's a staffy, and what's the little fat light-colored dog?

We have a blue heeler huskie mix who's old now. He once got into our chickens and killed all of them, and laid them out side by side, like, "There. They're still now." He also killed a llama of ours. The straw that broke the camel's back was when he tore the shirt off a guest.

Now he lives in a pen, where he watches our herd of goats from a safe distance!

I have another yorkie, Buster who is not very sociable, either. He always seems to be in the news. This one is based on his habit of stealing small items and holding them hostage for cheese. We agreed to a daily cheese tribute until he stole my wife's yarn. He's a terrierist:

Tim Capps wrote on Dec 25^th, 2013 at 3:06am:

Staffordshire terrier.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Staffordshire_Bull_Terrier
Just another bull terrier. I never thought I would own a dog like that but she was 2 minutes away from getting the needle, I simply could not let that happen.
I'm so glad I did grab her, she's been nothing but a darling all her life, yet some people will cross the street to get away from her. �

The little fat one is the Red Heeler. That's Tom's first day at home, 6 weeks old.
The reason he was so fat was we'd just given him his first feed and he blew up like a balloon!�
5 minutes later he climbed off the bed, staggered over to the grass and promptly threw it all up. �
A common misconception with the Australian cattle dog is that red and blue are two separate breeds, they're not. They are all born white and slowly start showing their colours after a few weeks. Tom had a red sister and the other three from the litter were blue.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Cattle_Dog

Haha, and you think Buster is silly. Buster Osama Capps. �