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Comment by sk8eycat on September 4, 2012 at 7:27pm Patricia, I just e-mailed the "Flower Dog" to a friend who used to breed Siberians...they don't always have blue eyes, or bi-eyes...I think about 50% have brown eyes. Most of hers did. The main difference (I think) is the width of the head and the size of the ears. The puppies she bred were adorable.
She now lives in Oregon, and is raising Samoyeds. She only has two, both AKC champions. (BFD) She just bred the older one for the 3rd, and last, time.
Her last 2 Siberians: Amber (the mother - red) on the right, and Rainbo (bi-eyed, wolf grey) on the left. 12 years ago. This was their first real snowfall...both were born and raised in Pasadena, CA.

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Comment by sk8eycat on September 4, 2012 at 9:53pm Yes, I think Malemutes are bigger-boned and slightly more muscular than Huskies, too.
I was a little bit off on the timing of Jasmine the Sammy's pregnancy; the puppies (6, according to the latest exam) are due this weekend, and I've been promised photos ASAP. I promise to post the best one(s)...Jasmine is such a good mom!
Comment by Ruth Anthony-Gardner on September 5, 2012 at 12:26am Thanks for the dog pics, guys. I especially like Tab and the animated gif (both of which I've copied). Sleep well, folks.
Patricia, booklover and sk8eycat - those are great!
Thanks for making me smile this morning - drinking coffee and getting ready for work and school.
Comment by Tony Carroll on September 5, 2012 at 5:59am Thanks Tony!
My mom used to have Beagles - she would love that picture - I will copy it and share it with her.
Have a great day all!
Comment by Ian Mason on September 5, 2012 at 6:34am Great pics. Have cats evolved to match furniture?
Comment by booklover on September 5, 2012 at 9:03am Love the cat that blends into the furniture Steph. :)
Tony, my husband doesn't care to have a small dog. We have a Lab. He says the smallest dog he would want would be a Beagle, even though they're not really small. He likes them too.

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Posted by Debra Stevenson on May 21, 2013 at 2:37pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
There is a video of the Pope's 'exorcism' caught on film. The man isn't demon possessed, there are likely no 'real' demons. He's just delusional and doesn't want to accept personal responsiblity for his own behavior for his own dysfunctional life.
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There is an ad that reads ' Do you support 'traditional' marriage? Vote Now"! .
No, I don't support 'traditional' marriage because there is no such thing. I support heterosexual and same-sex couples marry each other legally , yes. 'Traditional' marriage promoters largely do not believe that heterosexual women are co-equal to their husbands. Their only purpose in 'traditional' marriage is to sexually satisfy their husbands if they can and raise children and do all…
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I posted the bulk of this on another thread, but wanted to add some context separately.
I finally confronted my faith and embraced the fact of my atheism late last August, 2012. Days after I revealed my "epiphany" to a few friends who knew me from another message board, my sister died from Lou Gehrig's Disease (which pissed her off because she hated catching a disease from someone she never f---ed).
THAT was my sister, understand? She was a beautiful, life-loving, potty-mouthed…
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