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You listen to the best music EVER.
Here are all of my favorite bands (in order)-i’ll put my favorite song next to it too<3
have a listen i'm sure you'll like most of them<3

1. Arctic Monkeys.-when the sun goes down
2.The Kooks. -always where i need to be
3. The Strokes.-(every single song)
4. The Shins.-so says i
5. Jack Johnson.-better together
6. The Format.-she doesn't get it
7. Death Cab for Cutie.-marching bands of manhattan
8. Lil' Wayne.-skys da limit
9. Regina Spektor.-somedays
10.Babyshambles.-f*** forever
(the get out of order here:)
11.Daft Punk.-digital love
12. Yeah Yeah Yeahs.-kiss kiss
13. The Weakerthans.-civil twilight
14.Ben Kweller.-penny on the traintrack
15. Albert Hammond Jr.-hard to live (in the city)
16.U2.-where the streets have no names
17. Louis XIV.-soft
18.The Blow.-parenthesis
19.Klaxons.-golden skans
20. Modest Mouse.-dashboard
21. Boston.-peace of mind
22. The Fratellis.-everybody knows you cried lastnight
23. Peter Bjorn and John.-amsterdam
24. The Killers.-andy your a star
25. Clap Your Hands Say Yeah.-skin of my yellow country teeth
26.The Zutons.-you will you wont
27. Hot Hot Heat.-goodnight,goodnight
28. Slightly Stoopid.-collie man

sorry i'd list more but ,i am really tired.

My best advice is to listen to The Strokes (they're kind of addicting)

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Search these artists

Buju Banton
bling dawg
Bramma
Fambo
Erup
Hawkeye
leftside & esco
Lexxus
Mad cobra
Mega Banton
Delly Ranks
Movado
Mr Vegas
Mr Easy
Munga
Wayne Marshall
Ward 21
Tony Matterhorn
Vybz Kartel
Aidonia
Busy Signal
Sizzla
Collie Buddz
Beenie man
elephant man

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He is a drug deal he isn’t supposed to make any sense

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Smooth collies…great collie temperament….less hair to groom!

I love smooth collies the best, and then a close second would be rough collies. I have grown up around collies. My uncle introduced me to collies, he was a collie breeder and competed in conformation and obedience with his collies. And then my sister became involved in breeding and showing collies.

I know the breed very well, and always planned on having collies of my own some day. Finally, the time was right and we got our first smooth about 3 and 1/2 years ago. (Then our second collie a year ago.) The collie is a very versatile breed. They can be shown in conformation. They compete successfully in obedience, Rally and agility. They also excel in herding, and are still doing the job they were bred to do hundreds of years ago. And finally, they make a loving, loyal family pet. They thrive in both the city or the country as long as they are allowed to live inside as a member of the family and get plenty of exercise.

The collie isn’t for everyone. They tend to be a more vocal breed, which can drive some people crazy. They also try to herd children, joggers, bicycles, cars, etc. So a fenced yard is a must for collie owners. But I love the breed, I think they are beautiful inside and out.

If you are interested about learning more about the breed click on the link and then choose the correct bandwidth:
http://www.collieclubofamerica.org/meet_…

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My wife and I adopted a wonderful rottweiler/boxer/bl. Lab/pit bull puppy.
He is very HYPER at times, but also very submissive, and cuddly the rest of the time. And EXTREMELY smart! I would suggest (with any puppy) picking them up, and flipping them onto their backs in your arms. If they squirm and wiggle to get out, there may be dominance issues down the road. If they lay there calm and cuddle, they should make a great dog, and not be very agressive adults.

Also, you need to raise them properly by reinforcing commands, get them used to humans, and patiently work with them so they don’t jump on, chew on, or get too rough with people…especially kids.

Chip is GREAT with our nephews because WE reinforced not to bite or jump. There are a TON of websited to help with training your puppy to be the best dog it can be!

One note about my personal experience with rottweilers, or rotty mixes, is that they can get abnormally anxious if they can’t get into a room that you are in (Chip is no exeption to that). Your puppy may or may not experience this, but i have had rottweilers tthat you HAD to leave, say, the bathroom door craked a little, or the garage door cracked…just so they could pop their heads in and make sure everything was ok, and then run off to play elsewhere. It is a bit uncomfortable at times, but no big deal to keep them from freaking out (one rotty male actually broke the door off the frame to the bathroom just so he could come in and lay at my feet! :S)

I hope this helps…good luck!

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DON”T GET A WOLF-HYBRID. I cannot stress this enough. They are much more dangerous than wolves, because their temperament is too unstable. They are not at all like domestic dogs either. Its essentially like having a wild animal in your home, only one with confused instincts. Anyone who tells you they make great pets is lying. Make no mistake, even the best trained wolf-hybrid will still kill you if you do the wrong thing or set off the wrong trigger.

In terms of their interactions with non-canine animals, they kill them. They’re predatory instincts are too strong to be trained out. They will immediately kill cats, birds, rabbits, and anything they see. Small dogs are no different. I would say that no dog under 60 pounds is safe anywhere near a wolf-hybrid. In all honesty, large dogs are no safer. Wolves have a natural urge to kill dogs as competitors, and many wolf-hybrids seem to as well. There are almost no domestic dogs that could withstand a wolf-hybrid attack either, not even a Pit Bull.

Let me put it too you this way. I love big, strong-willed working dogs. I completely trust Pit Bulls, Mastiffs, American Bulldogs, German Shepherds, Rottweilers, Akitas, Dobermans, etc. I let them sleep in my bed with me, play with children, etc. I would never, ever trust a wolf-hybrid not to kill me or a family member.

Even if you think you could control one (which you cannot) your girlfriend could not. You would be putting her life in serious danger.

That being said, there’s no reason why you have to get a Yorkie (a breed I personally cannot stand). Reach a compromise position. If you like wolf-like dogs, consider a Shiba Inu, Samoyed, Siberian Husky, or American Eskimo Dog. You may also want to seriously consider a Rough or Smooth Collie, which are many times as trainable as those other breeds.