Lola
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Sometimes I fear that Lola is unaware of the critical, urgent issues facing our country . . . the world . . . and Mobile Fidelity.
As a treat for her (and perhaps you) you could play
Good Dog, Happy Man, by Bill Frisell.
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Lola wanted to hear at KeithR’s the Jadis JA30 Mk. IIs versus the LTAs for herself.
Lola asks: “Why is Jim taking so long to find my song?”
I thought Lola wasn't allowed in the Listening Chamber..... ah...room...-
She’s not allowed to walk in on the carpet herself. (No dirty paws allowed, whether dog or human.)
She is allowed in if I carry her in, and she sits on my lap or on the couch.
Lola picked you. In my experience they always do. Good choice!My wife and I like big dogs. I had a poodle growing up, and neither of us cares for poodles or other small dogs like cocker spaniels.
We planned to get a big, furry, regal-looking samoyed or a long-haired akita or maybe a great dane a few years after we move back into the house.
That plan changed when, after fostering for seven days a matted, mangy, flea-infested, scruffed-up mutt rescued from the streets of Encino, CA, we decided to keep it.
Oh, and it is a cocker spaniel/poodle mix.
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Lola's taste in music is presently unknown.
We took Lola and Tinka's visiting father and brother to the forest. I haven't been here myself in nine years, which is a shame.
Lola did not do too well in the forest. We conclude she is more of a valley girl princess than we thought she is.
Barely half-way into a hike Lola didn't want to walk anymore, and she had to be carried back up the mountain.
Lola did not do too well in the forest. We conclude she is more of a valley girl princess than we thought she is.
Barely half-way into a hike Lola didn't want to walk anymore, and she had to be carried back up the mountain.
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steve williams
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Then she made it very clear that she wanted to go home.
Ron, I love pets. So much that after I sold my engineering company years ago I have now a vet hospital and pet shop. And 4 dogs at home.
I assumed you did not have dirty paws.You never carried me in when I visited
This is only for a veterinarian or dog psychologist: we know dogs have incredibly sensitive noses, which allow them to decode many clues about the outside world. Is it possible that Lola upon being in a forest for the first time smelled the scents of big animals (deer, bear, mountain lion) with which she was not familiar, and therefore she became kind of generally scared?