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Guest Libbyk

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nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
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It is a "she". Her name is Daisy, she is 3 this spring. German Sherpherd/Labrador Retriver mix. She hates getting her picture taken, so that is why she looks some what grumpy. hehe

Awwww,she's (sorry!) really cute!!

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Yenni Enthusiast
Yenni
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Awwww,she's (sorry!) really cute!!

You aren't the only one who has said "he". Maybe our dog looks manly. ;) (Nah, she looks pretty girly but not in that grumpy picture.)

If we have a red collar on her they say "she", but they were out of red this time.

I have another question; I have seen thats ome people have some comment written under their avatar picture, can I have that too some how? Couldn't see anything about that in my controls.

Generic Apprentice
Generic
Posted

I believe you can do that after you have had 500 or more posts....I think that is the magic number. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. LOL

-Laurie

Yenni Enthusiast
Yenni
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I believe you can do that after you have had 500 or more posts....I think that is the magic number. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. LOL

-Laurie

Ah, a magic number. Thanks! ;)

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babysteps Contributor
babysteps
Posted

okay, let's see if a new post helps

I updated my avatar, but now I see my old picture - but with the dimensions of my new one (!)

in my controls panel I see the new picture

so maybe a new post will work the wonders...

ah, technology!

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
Posted
okay, let's see if a new post helps

I updated my avatar, but now I see my old picture - but with the dimensions of my new one (!)

in my controls panel I see the new picture

so maybe a new post will work the wonders...

ah, technology!

Try hitting "refresh" :)

babysteps Contributor
babysteps
Posted

Thanks :D

I'd read that suggestion and tried it in my 'controls' section but not while on the forum...

(had also tried logging off and back on again, rebooting - the simplest solution is best, yes?)

makes sense now :)

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Beagle Newbie
Beagle
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Just testing my picture. I thought you had to do it through My Control and then personal photo. I hope this works.

Beagle Newbie
Beagle
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This avatar/picture thing is frustrating. I've gone to update avatar, inserted my picture and it still doesn't work...

Beagle Newbie
Beagle
Posted

Oops! When I refreshed the page it didn't work the first time and even tried going back to the main page and start over. Oh well, it works now and I appreciate all of your help.

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