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Phar lap
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 Posted: 05/01/06 - 03:51 Post subject: The Fox Terrier.
A successful, cheerful and spirited dog once favoured by the working class because of its courage, vim and playfulness.
The fox terrier is medium in size, well tempered and sociable; it makes an excellent watchdog and rodent killer' there is no finer or more uplifting companion in the world for a person who is out of sorts or out of step with society.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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Ms. Jenn
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Posted: 05/01/06 - 07:36 Post subject:
We need a picture. Preferably of the one that sleeps at your feet?
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TriBob
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Posted: 05/01/06 - 08:52 Post subject:
I had a fox terrier when I was a kid. One of the best watch dogs I have every seen. Very fiesty for a small dog. Could vertical jump 6' 
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airehead
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Posted: 05/02/06 - 16:38 Post subject:
I must agree, completely.
The best dog that ever owned me was a WFT:
Although he wasn't a "smart" dog, he could read me like a book and was brilliant in other ways.
I can't even look at one without crying--so many memories. They are truly amazing dogs. They think they're the size of Great Danes while only being about 30 pounds.
And Tri: those boys can jump! It's amazing--from a standstill to a countertop in the blink of an eye--and all to get a squeaky alligator that was confiscated from him.
memories. *sigh*
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