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Pure Bred Chihuahua or Not?
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I’m impressed, JudyN. My wife couldn’t explain the stick pattern. Big respect.(We really need a laughing smiley)
Excuseme, as well as a 'wahwha' being a nickname for a chi, there is a guitar effects pedal called a wah wah pedal. And there's a drum rhythm called a paradiddle - using L for left hand/foot and R for right hand/foot, it goes LRLLRLRR...
I'm now trying to think of some more dog breed/music overlaps....
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Explaining it is one thing... playing it is another!
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Practice, practice, practice plus “Buddy Rich’s Snare Drum Rudiments” - the boredom of any lockdown regime will just zip by. Can’t think of any canine/percussive links. Now back to a Malbec - oh no, it’s too late, will make it a Horlicks. There’s rock ‘n roll for you.
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So sorry for the faux pas, everyone. Should have said, “Practise, practise, practise…..”. What a prize blunder.
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What a lovely looking little one you have there!
Now I might be wrong with this....but because your lad is slim, and the fact that he is still youngster as well. We have quite a number of 'chis' around here where we take our girls for walk, but they are 'full figured' and generally many that I tend to come across are so. Your fit one might look slightly different to people who are used to see them in same 'fuller' condition as I have. Maybe that makes them think yours is not quite 'right' to be pure bred?
Now I might be wrong with this....but because your lad is slim, and the fact that he is still youngster as well. We have quite a number of 'chis' around here where we take our girls for walk, but they are 'full figured' and generally many that I tend to come across are so. Your fit one might look slightly different to people who are used to see them in same 'fuller' condition as I have. Maybe that makes them think yours is not quite 'right' to be pure bred?
