rh, don't you know that this post was a subtle request for advice on dogs?? That's your area of expertise.
My suggestion: Collie Retriever. As in: Border Collie mixed with any sort of retriever. You get a smart, (but not too smart!) energetic, (but not too energetic!) loyal, affectionate dog. Without the neuroses or health problems of a full breed.
I agree with Knox about beagles they have a strong odor. Hounds and spaniels tend to be more odoriferous.
My advice is to choose a breed you like and then contact breed rescue. Rescue dogs have seen a vet and are fostered so their health status, quirks,strengths and shortcomings are known.
Rescue foster families put a great deal of effort into bringing a dog back to excellent condition if required, house breaking, basic manners training and calming/reassuring the dogs so they tend to bond with the adopting family quickly.
Or go to a shelter and let a dog choose you. We've done both and found wonderful dogs.
Where the hell did you hear this "often" during the 80's? I kept waiting for the chorus, or even a vestigial hook, but none came.
Total craprock.
Martha + the Muffins were a way better band. Check "Danseparc". Daniel Lanois' sister played bass for them, and Daniel produced the "Danseparc" album, which is a classic of Canadian new wave and a balls-on solid end-to-end slab of well-produced, catchy and generally great songs. Who can forget listening to "World Without Borders" during the Reagan years while the Soviets went through their serial head-of-state thing with Gromyko and the other guys (Andropov) each of whom didn't last more than what seemed like about 6 months at the helm?
Fear of Strangers? Bad college music for any era, and the garishly smiling assclown on guitar just has to go.
Whoever said it was right, the Motels is a way better listen, too.
As was Rough Trade (search youtube for "Rough Trade All Touch" - excellent tune!).
wv: "conri" - Had the awards show spectacle been allowed to continue, this is what Ms. Swift would've sounded like after Mr. West knocked her teeth out and shouted, "Now, what's my name, b*tch!"
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FRUMP-rock.
Hmm. I think you and Meade would be beagle types. Or how about a coonhound?
You will go to the Humane Society, of course.
Watching this my mind immediately goes into Beavis and Butthead mode.
Butthead: That chick's got a stupid hat. huh huh huh
Beavis: Yeah. Her hat sucks.
Yeah, but she's cute, Rialby. Wish she could sing intelligibly. I can't make out the words.
I'd rather listen to Martha Davis.
Spanish renaissance music sometimes has a nice beat.
rh, don't you know that this post was a subtle request for advice on dogs?? That's your area of expertise.
My suggestion: Collie Retriever. As in: Border Collie mixed with any sort of retriever. You get a smart, (but not too smart!) energetic, (but not too energetic!) loyal, affectionate dog. Without the neuroses or health problems of a full breed.
john, beagles stink, you can't get their hairs out of dark clothes, and they are always hungry & greedy.
Didn't a black dog come with Meade, or Meade come with a black dog?
Or does the black dog need a companion?
Oh well, I'm always the last to know.
Laia is taken.
@Riably - LOL!
I'm sooo glad the 80's are over.
I agree with Knox about beagles they have a strong odor. Hounds and spaniels tend to be more odoriferous.
My advice is to choose a breed you like and then contact breed rescue. Rescue dogs have seen a vet and are fostered so their health status, quirks,strengths and shortcomings are known.
Rescue foster families put a great deal of effort into bringing a dog back to excellent condition if required, house breaking, basic manners training and calming/reassuring the dogs so they tend to bond with the adopting family quickly.
Or go to a shelter and let a dog choose you. We've done both and found wonderful dogs.
"Didn't a black dog come with Meade, or Meade come with a black dog?"
No. That was always a borrowed dog. It stayed in Ohio.
And we are not shopping for a dog. I just have a fond feeling for that band.
Bearbee that was quite a story about Laia. Thanks for sharing that.
I was wondering what happened to Molly.
I, for one, will miss the black dog. Thank heavens, rh didn't borrow Vicki.
Where the hell did you hear this "often" during the 80's? I kept waiting for the chorus, or even a vestigial hook, but none came.
Total craprock.
Martha + the Muffins were a way better band. Check "Danseparc". Daniel Lanois' sister played bass for them, and Daniel produced the "Danseparc" album, which is a classic of Canadian new wave and a balls-on solid end-to-end slab of well-produced, catchy and generally great songs. Who can forget listening to "World Without Borders" during the Reagan years while the Soviets went through their serial head-of-state thing with Gromyko and the other guys (Andropov) each of whom didn't last more than what seemed like about 6 months at the helm?
Fear of Strangers? Bad college music for any era, and the garishly smiling assclown on guitar just has to go.
wv = "nursa": what I do with hangovers.
Dog supervising lawn cutting.
Martha Johnson was in M+M.
Whoever said it was right, the Motels is a way better listen, too.
As was Rough Trade (search youtube for "Rough Trade All Touch" - excellent tune!).
wv: "conri" - Had the awards show spectacle been allowed to continue, this is what Ms. Swift would've sounded like after Mr. West knocked her teeth out and shouted, "Now, what's my name, b*tch!"
second wv: "forial" - Mr. West: "Forial, y'allz!"
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