We're in the U.S. She's technically named after Mika Hakkinen as she's damn near as fast as the Flying Finn in his F1 car.
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We're in the U.S. She's technically named after Mika Hakkinen as she's damn near as fast as the Flying Finn in his F1 car.
We're in the U.S. She's technically named after Mika Hakkinen as she's damn near as fast as the Flying Finn in his F1 car.
haha, another thing both dogs have in common then, when she is running she does very uncommon things. the most unusual is running on walls, just like NEO did in MATRIX
i always laugh at that!
Thank you. He is without a doubt the smartest cat I have ever been around.
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here is mikas once again with my ibanez.
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haha.. those names are fun 
here it is mikas once again, this time with my jp custom fretless
she licked my fingerboard
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here it is mikas once again, this time with my jp custom fretless
she licked my fingerboard
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If there's anything cuter in the world than a Pyr pup I don't know what it is. I miss my Bear!
If you've got room for a Great Pyrenees, I don't think there's a better family dog. Great with kids, loyal and protective, but generally pretty mellow (actually MUCH safer around younger kids than a lot of smaller dogs due to their gentle temperament). My Bear was the star of the neighborhood... all the little kids would come over and climb all over him. But the UPS delivery guy was so scared of him he would leave packages at the curb... even though Bear was inside the house! LOL!! When they're full grown they do tend to look like adult polar bears! If yours stays at 90 lbs you will be lucky indeed... Bear made it to 130 as an adult, and the rescue family we adopted him from had a male they were showing who was just shy of 150. Still huggable, though! And they all seem to think they belong on your lap when you're sitting on the couch watching TV!!!
My Seal Point Snowshoe next to my Warmoth.
Two of my favorite things.
(Sorry, the bass is dirty, and I take bad pics.
Amazing what a little detail like a rosewood thumbrest can make. Totally jumps out as a truly tasteful addition.
Fine feline, too. It's a shame you had to give him up.
Actually, it's Padouk, to match the neckback.
Well, it's been over a month now since I had to give him up.
I still think about him every day. I guess there is nothing I can do but move on with my life though.
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If there's anything cuter in the world than a Pyr pup I don't know what it is. I miss my Bear!
If you've got room for a Great Pyrenees, I don't think there's a better family dog. Great with kids, loyal and protective, but generally pretty mellow (actually MUCH safer around younger kids than a lot of smaller dogs due to their gentle temperament). My Bear was the star of the neighborhood... all the little kids would come over and climb all over him. But the UPS delivery guy was so scared of him he would leave packages at the curb... even though Bear was inside the house! LOL!! When they're full grown they do tend to look like adult polar bears! If yours stays at 90 lbs you will be lucky indeed... Bear made it to 130 as an adult, and the rescue family we adopted him from had a male they were showing who was just shy of 150. Still huggable, though! And they all seem to think they belong on your lap when you're sitting on the couch watching TV!!!
Yeah, he's a great dog. He's my ex's dog, but we are still friends and I used to puppysit when she first got him. Total chick magnet! And he's very well-behaved around strangers and kids (he jumps on me when he sees me, but I weigh almost 300 so I'm not going anywhere. Meagan on the other hand....)
Dig this, her friend moved in with her, and he also adopted one of the puppies (there were 11!), so now in her apartment are two GP puppies (20 weeks--not so small!) and some sort of Australian blue tick something or other. What a mess!
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Okay, I was going to cool it with Oslo, but how can I resist a pic when his brother Brown comes over!
Okay, I was going to cool it with Oslo, but how can I resist a pic when his brother Brown comes over!
I am always saddened by tales of beloved pets that have passed on. I am reminded of two quotes:
It would have been better if men and dogs grew from boyhood and puppyhood together, and in so doing pass on together. However, nature is not so ordered. So long as there are dogs and men, dogs will die, and men will weep for them."
-- Burton Spiller
If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went.
- Will Rogers (1879-1935)
It would have been better if men and dogs grew from boyhood and puppyhood together, and in so doing pass on together. However, nature is not so ordered. So long as there are dogs and men, dogs will die, and men will weep for them."
-- Burton Spiller
If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went.
- Will Rogers (1879-1935)
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