pboae

Dancing With Tears In My Eyes - Ultravox

Stake

Down on the Streets - Iggy and the Stooges

Immortal

Congratulations!!! (and damn that flood control slowing me down.)

Friends

When The Evening Sun Goes Down - half man half biscuit

Love woohooo you made it!!!

Calling All The People- 4 Non Blondes

war

prayer

west

doing all right- queen

Balloon

sweet soul sister - Cult

If you are still here Godin, I will try harder in the song thread and see if you can get there.

big in japan by alphaville Is that OK? It's my first one Noooo I think it's wrong, I wasn't meant to use the band name was I?

He was in Black Books with Bill Bailey and is v v funny I am in a queue. I have been in said queue for 19 minutes. My call is very important to them, but not important enough to actually answer.

I've got tickets to see Dylan Moran

Charliegoo

linky Q. Where is Civic Amenity Site? A. Beach Street, Deptford, Sunderland SR4 6BU (beside the B&Q Store). Residents of Washington can also use the Campground Household Waste Reception and Recycling Centre at Springwell, Gateshead and the Cowen Road Household Waste Reception and Recycling Centre at Blaydon, Gateshead.

I won't comment.

His own Dad attacked him when he was younger, and now he is snappy. His Dad should never have been bred from, and now he's showing the same signs, and yet you still want to continue that line? You might not think his agression is a priority, but it is one of the main reasons dogs end up in rescues, or dead in pounds. A dog should never be bred from if it is not 100% healthy (which means having all the necessary health checks done) and with a 100% sound temprement. There is no excuse for breeding from a dog that doesn't completely fulfill both those criteria. As he is in no way suitable for breeding, get him castrated as soon as possible before his other behaviours become ingrained and even harder to train out.

Well, probably not still in the lake, but he might be indoors?

You shouldn't even be considering breeding from a dog with a tendency towards aggressive/defensive behaviour, no matter how good his bloodlines are. Marking and aggression to other males are classic (but still unwanted) behaviours in unneutered males. Being 'funny' when he meets people is even more worrying.