Making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomely simple, that's creativity. — Charles Mingus Posts: 6718 | From: Mendocino, CA. USA | Registered: Nov 1998
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Max is a Pudelpointer. In Germany, in the 1800's, they crossed a standard poodle with an english pointer and got a Pudelpointer. They point and retrieve and make great assistants(pals). Max is only 65lbs., no match for Roscoe.
-------------------- Eric Barker Rosewood Design LaGrande,Oregon Posts: 107 | From: La Grande, OR | Registered: May 2002
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A few years back when we went to lunch each day we would come back to find our dog Rowdey sitting in the computer chair and the screen window on Gerber "help"...
It took a while to figure out that as we would leave the only way he could see us as to jump up on the weeding table so he could look out the window...on his way up he was hitting the F1 button as he stepped on the keyboard.
Damn...just when I thought I had an employee that would work for dog food I found out he wasn't any smarter than the rest of us...
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We don't have nay dogs but we do have 31 cats, ain't no lye 31, only 3 inside. We just can't let a stray kitty go. They are every one fixed too (we get a special bulk volume discount rate from the vet, that ain't no lye either.) Anybody need a cat cause we got 'em? Best thing about it is we don't see a snake, rat, mole or anything else running around our yard.
-------------------- John Thompson JTT Graphics "The big guy with a little sign shop!" Royston/Hartwell Georgia jtt101@hotmail.com Posts: 626 | From: Royston Georgia | Registered: Feb 2002
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