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To: Alan Smithee who wrote (162160)	4/14/2008 2:20:06 PM
From: KLP	Respond to of 225578

We named Beau after we got him....He was just so lovely...We never had to tell him No for anything that I remember....He just knew how to behave. Not so for his follow on cousins...Prince was pretty good, CZ still in the OK range, but Pixie is another breed altogether. She just does as she darn well pleases....whenever she gets around to it! And then she has the nerve to make us laugh while she flounces off...her fur is long and straight, and seems to swish like petticoats when she prances off to do her next survey of the yard.... We must be softies....we just laugh...

To: Alan Smithee who wrote (162160)	4/14/2008 2:28:11 PM
From: Ken Adams	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 225578

I'm glad you saw something suggesting a one or two syllable name. I was going to suggest that, myself. My favorite dog was "Mister". My brother and SIL named their dog "K D Joy", if you can imagine. Of course they call her "K D". But they are really messed up with their commands for her. He tells the dog to "sit" and she says "set". He says "no" and she says "don't". It's a wonder the dog does anything right, but she's a real doll of a dog. You're certainly winding up my "get a dog" spring. Gotta resist! Must resist! Must....