Great reference, submitter! I loved Parker Posey in Best in Show.

Which one of these dogs would you want as the wide receiver on your football team?

Yay!! Best In Show rocks :)

"I'm not wearing underwear...."

I don't really care for any of the breeds in this slideshow. Maybe aside from the beagle and St. Bernard.

Nice reference, subby. Now let's see some pictures of Parker Posey in here. Unfortunately I am at work, or I would post some.

And to think that in some countries these dogs are eaten.

do you know how much I can bench press?

How much do you think I can bench press?

Come on, take a wild guess.

Dang, sokolnikov. Five seconds.

Angela Lloyd is pretty damn cute!!! To hell with her dog

cwsfa: Dang, sokolnikov. Five seconds.

yeah, but I sacrificed accuracy for speed

BOW WOW!

We don't take kindly to busy bees around here.

tortilla burger: I don't really care for any of the breeds in this slideshow. Maybe aside from the beagle and St. Bernard.

I'm going to assume you didn't see the picture of the Pekingese. I'll allow no slandering of the noble Peke in my presence.

Although the ones at dog shows don't look anything like real-life Pekes.

The Puppy Bowl slideshow was much cuter.

Just what is the Secretary of State doing at a dog show?

What my best in show looks like

What are you a wizard? A genius?

Parker the corded Poodle rocks. His owner said everyone treated him like a rock star, and he ate it up.

FWIW we rarely see corded Poodles here because the coat is tough to maintain. In Europe they're far more common.

Oh, and "You're going to show Winky."

Do What Now Question Mark: tortilla burger: I don't really care for any of the breeds in this slideshow. Maybe aside from the beagle and St. Bernard.

I'm going to assume you didn't see the picture of the Pekingese. I'll allow no slandering of the noble Peke in my presence.

Although the ones at dog shows don't look anything like real-life Pekes.

Malachy was one of the nicest show Pekes I've ever seen.

I went to one of those obedience schools once. Everything was going good until they poured hot wax on my genitals.

man, I really hated that movie. Not because it was a bad movie, I don't think it was. I just hated each and every single character in it.

I'll just leave this here:

Busy Bee scenes from Best In Show

Do What Now Question Mark: tortilla burger: I don't really care for any of the breeds in this slideshow. Maybe aside from the beagle and St. Bernard.

I'm going to assume you didn't see the picture of the Pekingese. I'll allow no slandering of the noble Peke in my presence.

Although the ones at dog shows don't look anything like real-life Pekes.

Pekingese? Really? You are a fan of the dog that is too brachycephalic and fat to waddle for more than a few feet in a show ring and groomed so you can't tell if it's coming or going?

In a completely unrelated question, is it true that people tend to resemble their dogs after prolonged ownership?

/Loves my responsibly bred, sound, smart and athletic German Shepherd Dogs

I'll take this one. Seems more dog-like than all of the other weird looking creatures.

What about a bear in a bee costume?

This one



Looks like a walking mop.

Nexzus: This one



Looks like a walking mop.

I think "cording the poodle" should be a new euphamism for fapping.

freetomato: What a cutie. I hope you beep his nose tonight for me. I miss my two labs, both of whom passed away last year at almost 15 years old.


My husband will be a blubbering mess when we lose him. Frodo sticks to him like Velcro. Consider his nose beeped when I get home.

crab66 2011-02-17 01:34:12 PM
We don't take kindly to busy bees around here.

Nice Weim. I have one as well and stuffed toys have a limited shelf life when he is around.

Town Called Bumpass: Pekingese? Really? You are a fan of the dog that is too brachycephalic and fat to waddle for more than a few feet in a show ring and groomed so you can't tell if it's coming or going?

Brachycephalic? Absolutely. Every Peke is. Fat? Only if you overfeed. I have an open bowl for my two Pekes, and they're both in great shape. And like I said, the show dogs don't look anything like a Peke in real life.

As far as that "can't run more than a few feet" thing, if you're looking for a workout, I'll let my seven-year-old female Peke off the leash and you can try to catch her. They're not going to go with you on your daily jog, of course, but it's not like they're helpless,either.

I'm obviously kidding about the "No disparaging Pekes" comment. To each his own. But every breed has some drawbacks. Pekes can have eye issues, usually snore, and are shedding machines, but they're also affectionate, great apartment dogs, smart but stubborn, and born clowns. I love 'em.

Town Called Bumpass: Do What Now Question Mark: tortilla burger: I don't really care for any of the breeds in this slideshow. Maybe aside from the beagle and St. Bernard.

I'm going to assume you didn't see the picture of the Pekingese. I'll allow no slandering of the noble Peke in my presence.

Although the ones at dog shows don't look anything like real-life Pekes.

Pekingese? Really? You are a fan of the dog that is too brachycephalic and fat to waddle for more than a few feet in a show ring and groomed so you can't tell if it's coming or going?

In a completely unrelated question, is it true that people tend to resemble their dogs after prolonged ownership?

/Loves my responsibly bred, sound, smart and athletic German Shepherd Dogs

I'm sorry, did you just say GSDs are responsibly bred? Really?

/hot

nonvideas: Town Called Bumpass: Do What Now Question Mark: tortilla burger: I don't really care for any of the breeds in this slideshow. Maybe aside from the beagle and St. Bernard.

I'm going to assume you didn't see the picture of the Pekingese. I'll allow no slandering of the noble Peke in my presence.

Although the ones at dog shows don't look anything like real-life Pekes.

Pekingese? Really? You are a fan of the dog that is too brachycephalic and fat to waddle for more than a few feet in a show ring and groomed so you can't tell if it's coming or going?

In a completely unrelated question, is it true that people tend to resemble their dogs after prolonged ownership?

/Loves my responsibly bred, sound, smart and athletic German Shepherd Dogs

I'm sorry, did you just say GSDs are responsibly bred? Really?

I absolutely did. I can only speak for my dogs though. My dogs come from German Sieger lines and American show lines that were carefully selected to make excellent companion dogs. The ones you know might be their own grandpas, crippled and raving lunatics. It's disappointing that the genetic disasters you obliquely refer to have become the example of the breed to the uneducated.

meh. the dog breeding art peaked with the miniature schnauzer.

So she would hear me in the other room, and she'd just start yelling. I'd say, "Peanut. Hazelnut. Cashew nut. Macadamia nut." That was the one that would send her into going crazy.

Town Called Bumpass: nonvideas: Town Called Bumpass: Do What Now Question Mark: tortilla burger: I don't really care for any of the breeds in this slideshow. Maybe aside from the beagle and St. Bernard.

I'm going to assume you didn't see the picture of the Pekingese. I'll allow no slandering of the noble Peke in my presence.

Although the ones at dog shows don't look anything like real-life Pekes.

Pekingese? Really? You are a fan of the dog that is too brachycephalic and fat to waddle for more than a few feet in a show ring and groomed so you can't tell if it's coming or going?

In a completely unrelated question, is it true that people tend to resemble their dogs after prolonged ownership?

/Loves my responsibly bred, sound, smart and athletic German Shepherd Dogs

I'm sorry, did you just say GSDs are responsibly bred? Really?

I absolutely did. I can only speak for my dogs though. My dogs come from German Sieger lines and American show lines that were carefully selected to make excellent companion dogs. The ones you know might be their own grandpas, crippled and raving lunatics. It's disappointing that the genetic disasters you obliquely refer to have become the example of the breed to the uneducated.

They must have great PennHIP scores, then.

Nexzus: This one



Looks like a walking mop.

Do not dis the corded Poodle Parker. Never dis Poodles.

Scavenger hunt: Look for any of the dog owners wearing a wedding ring. Good luck with that. Heh.

//son of a crazy dog lady