poihound
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Matthew Phelps
London
No dog things of which I am aware. There is some place in Slovenia that shows white horses. It was really boring. But no dog things to my knowledge. Slovenia is a great country, though. By the way, is it kind of painful to read that much F Scott Fitzgerald? I remember a quote from one of his first books: Few things matter, and nothing matters much. But I don’t really get him. Maybe I should try again.
poihound
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I like horses but there are other Slovenian attrations which would trump even the Lipizzaners. As far as FSF, some of his stuff is a bit dark but why not try his early stuff? My fav short story of his (which I believe you can find free online at Gutenburg Project or maybe Google books) is “The Diamond As Big As The Ritz” – not depressing at all! This Side Of Paradise is my fav book and while it is not laugh-a-minute I would say that it was depressing.
Thanks again for the post!
JC3h
United Kingdom
Try these sites, i am sure you could get some answers from them: www.eurodogshow2010.com/index1.htm and www.slo-dogs.com/
(The horse place is Lipica and it’s where Lipizaners come from). Are you going to train your dog in sign language?
poihound
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Thank you for the links. My dogs do know many many hand signals but I don’t use ASL (American Sign Language) on them esp. since one dog doesn’t have the best eyesight so I need whole arm signals. I do occasionally help train hearing alert dogs and so know a little sign language to communicate to the owner. I also train even young healthy dogs to come when a special colar they where emits an electronic stimulation; this eases their transition into old age since they need not hear/see me say or signal to come they feel it (and it is handy when I want my young dogs to come w/o anyone else knowing I am “calling” them. :-)
JOLIE32159
Ljubljana
Iam FROM SLOVENIA, AND YES THERE ARE DOG SHOWS IN LJUBLJANA/TIVOLI.
IT IS ON OPEN AREA AND IN CONCERT HALL.
