Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things)

[matter11]

I've never seen a dog like this dalmatian golden doodle

[kaese]

Matter, have you seen corgi mixed breeds? There are some pretty interesting looking ones.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/awesome-c...oss-breeds

[matter11]

Matter, have you seen corgi mixed breeds? There are some pretty interesting looking ones.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/awesome-c...oss-breeds

If allergies weren't an issue (I'm constrained to poodle mixes) I'd love a dog with papillon ears.

[at0m]

[quote author=Käse link=topic=1507.msg245655#msg245655 date=1337494766]
Matter, have you seen corgi mixed breeds? There are some pretty interesting looking ones.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/awesome-c...oss-breeds

If allergies weren't an issue (I'm constrained to poodle mixes) I'd love a dog with papillon ears.
[/quote]Totally thought you were going to link something else entirely, Kaese.

[kaese]

[quote author=matter11 link=topic=1507.msg245657#msg245657 date=1337496699]
[quote author=Käse link=topic=1507.msg245655#msg245655 date=1337494766]
Matter, have you seen corgi mixed breeds? There are some pretty interesting looking ones.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/awesome-c...oss-breeds

If allergies weren't an issue (I'm constrained to poodle mixes) I'd love a dog with papillon ears.
[/quote]Totally thought you were going to link something else entirely, Kaese.
[/quote]
Those are pretty awesome, I'll definitely make my corgi owner friend look at them and convince her to make Corky wear a little argyle sweater.

and matter, there are other "hypoallergenic" dogs such as the schnauzer, shih-tzu, a lot of terriers, and bichon frise if you are interested in something other than poodles (although poodles are wonderful). I used to own a jack russell and I didn't have any problems (I also have allergies).

[matter11]

[quote author=at0m link=topic=1507.msg245664#msg245664 date=1337509913]
[quote author=matter11 link=topic=1507.msg245657#msg245657 date=1337496699]
[quote author=Käse link=topic=1507.msg245655#msg245655 date=1337494766]
Matter, have you seen corgi mixed breeds? There are some pretty interesting looking ones.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/awesome-c...oss-breeds

If allergies weren't an issue (I'm constrained to poodle mixes) I'd love a dog with papillon ears.
[/quote]Totally thought you were going to link something else entirely, Kaese.
[/quote]
Those are pretty awesome, I'll definitely make my corgi owner friend look at them and convince her to make Corky wear a little argyle sweater.

and matter, there are other "hypoallergenic" dogs such as the schnauzer, shih-tzu, a lot of terriers, and bichon frise if you are interested in something other than poodles (although poodles are wonderful). I used to own a jack russell and I didn't have any problems (I also have allergies).
[/quote]

I've looked at a lot of hypoallergenic lists and a lot of the dogs you listed are tiny. I'm looking for a medium to large dog. I'm also looking for a mix for health purposes so I want a standard poodle mixed with something. Dogs even in the same litter vary in how much "allergy-chemical" (idk the name) they give off so you can look for which ones have curlier hair and hence more poodle genes.

I also loved the hemp-corgi's hat.

I'll probably buy a cat before I get a dog when I get my first real apartment and job. Already decided to spend too much money on a Siberian.

[Versus]

doge. cate

[rumsfald]

I wouldn't call a jack russell terrier tiny. Not to one's face.

http://youtu.be/gh84o5STysk

few breeds of any size are as bad-ass as JRT's. Not the type of dog you want if you plan for it to loaf around a confined apartment, though.

[Didzo]

My family has a JRT. She's thankfully pretty calm as far as the breed goes, but she still needs 3 walks a day and and doesn't play well with with small furry critters and lizards. The breed is intelligent and needs a lot of mental and physical stimulation.

I've been to a couple of JRT meets too and the dogs that actively hunt are not to be messed with. Bundles of muscle with attitudes much bigger than they are.

[matter11]

my neighbors have a jrt (possibly a mix) that does not get close to enough stimulation. I baby sat for them once and although kind, the dog would tear shit up and it constantly barks at people when it's outside.

[kaese]

Yea Jack Russells are fierce. They are also very protective and will bark aggressively at strangers (pretty common behavior).

The rat hunting part...mine died after eating a rat that was poisoned 
I'm thinking about getting another one anyways since they are great dogs. They also don't shed too much.

[Azure_Angel]

Matter, have you seen corgi mixed breeds? There are some pretty interesting looking ones.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/awesome-c...oss-breeds

I must have the corgi/german sheppard! Oh my gosh that is the cutest dog I have ever seen...

I think I'm in love.

[Kirby]

[quote author=Käse link=topic=1507.msg245655#msg245655 date=1337494766]
Matter, have you seen corgi mixed breeds? There are some pretty interesting looking ones.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/awesome-c...oss-breeds

I must have the corgi/german sheppard! Oh my gosh that is the cutest dog I have ever seen...

I think I'm in love.
[/quote]

[Versus]

corgi

[Eschatos]

So it turns out that Colony Collapse Disorder isn't a disease, just fuckheads trying to save money on corn with the minor side effect of genociding bees.

[matter11]

So it turns out that Colony Collapse Disorder isn't a disease, just fuckheads trying to save money on corn with the minor side effect of genociding bees.

the end of honey teddy grahams as we know it
D:

[Saxxy]

[quote author=Eschatos link=topic=1507.msg245692#msg245692 date=1337549910]
So it turns out that Colony Collapse Disorder isn't a disease, just fuckheads trying to save money on corn with the minor side effect of genociding bees.

the end of honey teddy grahams as we know it
D:
[/quote]

The swastika at the end was a nice touch, although most likely too subtle for the sheeple.

ron paul 2012

[rumsfald]

the end of honey teddy grahams as we know it
D:

[Surf314]

Comcast suddenly removed their caps and in several public statements said they were never trying to discourage people using services like Hulu and Netflix. I thought that was kind of odd since Comcast isn't exactly a company with an awesome consumer reputation. Then I saw this:
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/...orks-well/

Seems like Comcast *might* have violated or at least been in danger of violating their consent decree. This could get interesting.

[k0ala]

tl,dr: "that depends on your definition of 'prioritization'"

hilarious