Jazzy new addition to the household...

I returned from a brief few days escape to find the lil' misses' non judicial usage of my credit cards included this wee ball of sweetness...

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She was named "Jazzy" by my girlfriend's daughter (who likes jazz!) but her behavior is, at best, like Eric Dolphy on speed...the dog not the girl...well actually...nm.

Cute puppy.

Awwwwwwwwwww!

yeah, she's cute...which is probably a good thing. I'm more of a cat person myself...it wasn't lost on me that the puppy was purchased during my absence. She is affectionate though and makes a variety of subhuman noises.

I'm surprised it can hold its head up, with them ears.

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Originally Posted by bobsticks

I'm more of a cat person myself...it wasn't lost on me that the puppy was purchased during my absence.

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LMAO !

...standing on the sofa behind me 'You got some big ears on you". BWAHAHAHAHA.

Congrats on the new addition. My first real pet came late in life and had a calming affect on me even while she was a rambunctious puppy. I still carry my bank card with puppy teeth marks from when she tried to eat my wallet.

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Originally Posted by dean_martin

I still carry my bank card with puppy teeth marks from when she tried to eat my wallet.

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Yeah.

Very cute. Congrats.
I'm a cat person too, but dogs can be a lot of fun. They actually do what you tell them to do once in a while.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

...and college-age kids, too. There's a moral here somewhere.

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I'm surprised it can hold its head up, with them ears.

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Yeah.

I call her "my little Rat-Weazle"

Congrats and good luck!

I've got a little foo foo dog as well...a Yorkshire Terrea. or better know as a Yorkie. Cute, funny, very active chews on any and everything around, poops, pp's sometimes in the house, hard to train....even barks in the house...drives me nuts. Next time a real man size dog....and not a yapping foo foo.

Found out I really loved the dog. Took him in to get his oysters cut as a pup.....dog had a reaction to the shots...heart stopped and the dog was dead before they beat his chest and got the heart to beating. When he came to, he could not move, he could only breath. They put a diaper on him and we had to take him to a 24 hour animal hospital where they could monitor him. Dog was blind...could not move....could not feed himself....had to wear a diaper....and was fed through an IV in his arm. He laid in this condition for about 2 weeks.....Wife crying and loving on him all the time in this conditions. He began to move his tail and after 4 weeks we had to bring him home seeing that he could eat food with his mouth. Got him home still blind, cant walk, could not hear, still got diapers....and we had to hold him up to feed him and he hated water. He is now 97% back to normal....but he is a little slow in the head, and he shakes. I love that dog now....but he just gets on my last nerve with all the yapping and chewing

She does have a pretty intelligent look about her. Nothing wrong with big-eared dogs either!

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She does have a pretty intelligent look about her. Nothing wrong with big-eared dogs either!

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She will run away from Stix if she is that smart!

What kind of rat is that anyway?

maybe she will grow into them ears.

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Originally Posted by Hyfi

She will run away from Stix if she is that smart!

What kind of rat is that anyway?

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She's a good mammal and recognizes the alpha male of the pack...lol. Actually it's pretty funny. Anyone who's spent a significant amount of time with animals knows that they love affection but refuse to be held/confined at great lengths. Evidently, i am the only one in the house that has spent anytime with animals. Accordingly, the dog, against all my wishes has taken to me like stink on shiite...

She's a Min-Pin.

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Originally Posted by Frenchie

maybe she will grow into them ears.

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Doubtful. I think they're the only things still growing.

Damn, she's adorable!

I think I've read somewhere that you can't get electrocuted by peeing on a Martin Logan.
Perhaps you might wanna try it out yourself first to make sure the puppy can feel safe peeing at your condo.

Do you guys plan to clip her ears? I'm not a big fan, but it's a popular choice.

JRA

Whattup Jaybo? Long time no hear from...

Actually I can verify that one cannot, in fact, get electrocuted from peeing on a Martin Logan. Last week I had a few IPA's and was doing my impersonation of Swish doing his impersonation of Al Gore with a staffer after a Greenie convention...it was cruel and savage but no injuries were reported.

There will be no cutting/butchering of the animal.

NP: http://c.imagehost.org/0109/Wilco_Being_there-1996.jpg

The afternoon's setlist:

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So you're the other person who bought that Luke Doucet album! I have to say that I'm surprised. I didn't know that anyone south of the border had ever heard of him (aside from the few here that learned of him through me). How do you like it? I found it quite boring. Not nearly as charming as his previous two releases, Broken, and Outlaws.

Well, I don't have his other two for comparison but I would say that it was not what I expected. I was lurking on Amazon scoping out some Josh Ritter and it was one of those "What Others Bought" dealios. It's got a "samey" bit of an edge to it but when in the mood it works...I'm getting ready to fire up the grill, so it's just fine.

Certainly not the Ritter, Lamontagne, Sexsmith jingle-jangley songwriter deal I Expected though.

No. Doucet is more indie-blues based than singer/songwriter. We've seen him live though, and he's one hell of a guitar player.

If you want a CD that's more fun to ride than Blood's Too Rich, check out Broken (and other rogue states). I think that if you were to search the archives here for our top picks of 2005 you'll find my top pick was a tie between Broken and Andrew Bird's Mysterious Production of Eggs.

Broken is a sort of concept disk about a bad breakup and then recovery. It's very, very good IMO. Much better than Life's Too Rich which was a real disappointment to me.

Awwww, he's so cute stickdoggy. Can I watch him sometime?

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Awwww, he's so cute stickdoggy. Can I watch him sometime?

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Poppachubby I did not know you were a dog wokker.

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Poppachubby I did not know you were a dog wokker.

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Ba dump dum :7:

I tried to throw you a greenie for that, but the AR Gods say it's not to be. :(