Your favorite dogs?

[The Wolf Man]

I have a couple of Youtube links you might like. Jism Jim sent me a link where a Dutchman was singing this song. I did some searching and found the guy that wrote the song and wanted to share it with you folks. Thanks to Jim for sending me the song that Nick en Simon sang. I will include that link as well. Hope you enjoy it, I certainly did.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiwKmEfaYBQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2ACtMyq-Eo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6ZWD...feature=relmfu

These are some real tear jerkers, but they are great songs! Thanks Jim.

[amantpoche]

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[Nobody1]

Originally Posted by amantpoche

Man, I hope it's not what I think.

http://massivholzwurm.de/images/jagdwild.jpg

[palo5]

Great Danes aren't "Danes" at all. They come from Germany. Yes, it's true

It's as if you called a British bulldog a "Great Swede"

But Great Danes are lovable, lovable, lovable - look!

[amantpoche]

Originally Posted by Nobody1

Man, I hope it's not what I think.

http://massivholzwurm.de/images/jagdwild.jpg

it's just canine version of Morpheus

you know what I mean, for them
dreams are populated by small bone that runs
in the fields hmmm yummy

[amantpoche]

Originally Posted by palo5

Great Danes aren't "Danes" at all. They come from Germany. Yes, it's true

It's as if you called a British bulldog a "Great Swede"

But Great Danes are lovable, lovable, lovable - look!

palo5 my friend and benefactor, you are right regarding the gentleness and kindness of these dogs, but not their origins, which are more complicated than it seems, saw by yourself.

These different names reflect the controversy over its origin, it also comes not from Denmark. Originally arrived in Europe in the fourth century with the Alans, a people of nomadic horsemen of Iranian origin, the Alaunt (hence comes the name Alano, Italy), lost their function auxiliary war when, late Middle Ages, they were recognized for their ability to hunt and courre1, especially wild boar. The immediate ancestor of the current German Mastiff is the former Bullenbeisser, crossed with the greyhound. These dogs were a conformation intermediate between a powerful and energetic mastiff and greyhound fast. The word "dog" meant originally a large, powerful dog, often of indeterminate race. In 1870, Chancellor *Bismarck, who had two, was strongly increased the popularity of the breed in Germany 2. German nationality he was assigned to Berlin in 1878 by a group of breeders and confirmed when in 1880, the first standard was written. The first exhibition of German mastiff was made in Hamburg in 1963. It is therefore increasingly considered a pet.

* even a man who took the name of a boat


http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogue_allemand

[palo5]

Originally Posted by amantpoche

palo5 my friend and benefactor, you are right regarding the gentleness and kindness of these dogs, but not their origins, which are more complicated than it seems, saw by yourself.

Hehehe!

I know what you mean, and the origins of many species, including humans, are complicated. But I still think a Frenchman comes from France, and that a Deutsche Dogge comes from Germany

[amantpoche]

Originally Posted by palo5

Hehehe!

I know what you mean, and the origins of many species, including humans, are complicated. But I still think a Frenchman comes from France, and that a Deutsche Dogge comes from Germany

how this for most of the time you are right my friend, but sometimes
Appearances are deceptive, they could look at me think I'm French, so I am Belgian, and in your case it is the same
it seems...

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Life is hard...


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[Eric Cartman]

[COLOR=#004B00 !important]Tomorrow is Thanksgiving here in the States! It couldn't be a better opportunity for all of our canine friends to put on those sad begging faces.

To everyone celebrating tomorrow, I wish you and your family a very [COLOR=#810E00 !important]Happy Thanksgiving from me and my four legged pal Penny. [/COLOR][/COLOR]

[amantpoche]

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