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On guard, looking in direction of taxidermist





10.19.2004 Daily Photo comments closed

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  • Abby said:

    Chuck, I don't blame you.

    Am I first? (Why do we all want to be first?)

    10.19.04 - 05:05 AM / 1
  • fig said:

    he looks slightly worried... has the taxidermist been making eyes at him?

    10.19.04 - 05:06 AM / 2
  • cara said:

    I think it's so people might visit OUR web sites. Perhaps?...

    10.19.04 - 05:07 AM / 3
  • Sherman said:

    cute dog!

    10.19.04 - 05:08 AM / 4
  • katherine said:

    Wow is Chuck losing weight?

    10.19.04 - 05:09 AM / 5
  • Andrea said:

    I love your pup!

    10.19.04 - 05:11 AM / 6
  • Em said:

    I love Chuck's little curl of hair. Too damn cute, and also kind of regal.

    10.19.04 - 05:13 AM / 7
  • Liz said:

    Yeah, the fella looks much thinner. Needs more pizza.

    10.19.04 - 05:13 AM / 8
  • TracyDee said:

    Chuck is such a pretty color and such a regal dog :)

    10.19.04 - 05:14 AM / 9
  • jenny said:

    I visited my boyfriend's grandfather, John Toth, 1963 Country Music Hall of Fame inductee, hunter extraordinnaire this weekend. Taxidermy is terrifying. He has 13 moose heads, 5 caribou, 5 elk, 4 doll sheep, 3 coyotes, 3 brown near rugs, 6 mahi mahi, 2 pirhanna, dozens of deer and a FULL STUFFED GRIZZLY BEAR in his house. Taxidermy is terrifying.

    10.19.04 - 05:15 AM / 10
  • jenny said:

    Near rugs, bear rugs... Anyway, the boyfriend, a non-hunter inherits all of those someday. I won't be able to sleep with those in the house.

    Tell Chuck to watch out.

    10.19.04 - 05:17 AM / 11
  • Eddeaux said:

    Jenny- you can donate all those stuffed animals to someplace like Big Cedar Lodge in Missouri- Which Big Cedar is possibly the greatest place to stay in the contiguous 48.

    I love Chuckles, when Heather posts a good picture of him I immediately set it as my wallpaper, I don't have a dog of my own, but Chuck is my internet dog.

    10.19.04 - 05:30 AM / 12
  • kEma said:

    Go boy, go! He's gorgeous :]

    10.19.04 - 05:31 AM / 13
  • Illuminn said:

    Hark, Who goes there? Are ye Friend of Foe?

    10.19.04 - 05:31 AM / 14
  • shaunacat said:

    I have a beautiful Shar Pei (wrinkle dog) named Brandie, should Chuck require some friendly female...well, friendliness.

    :o)

    10.19.04 - 05:32 AM / 15
  • corie said:

    Could they be long lost cousins?

    10.19.04 - 05:33 AM / 16
  • Christine said:

    A-ha! Now I know who Chuck reminds me of...

    Ben Affleck.

    Seriously!

    10.19.04 - 05:33 AM / 17
  • beachgal said:

    What a great Chuck picture. Does he realize how much the internet loves him? Yay Chuck!

    10.19.04 - 05:33 AM / 18
  • corie said:

    whoops. i guess no auto links enabled: http://www.callalillie.com/archives/2004/10/oy_parts.html

    10.19.04 - 05:34 AM / 19
  • Jen said:

    Sadly enough, I scrolled back and I have to concur.

    Chuck does look a bit like Ben Affleck.

    10.19.04 - 05:35 AM / 20
  • Micki said:

    I heart Chuck. as you know.

    10.19.04 - 05:38 AM / 21
  • Davey said:

    Lovely dog; regal (as was said).

    10.19.04 - 05:38 AM / 22
  • Micki said:

    ahhh. just read yesterday's "baby back" entry. now realize why we have pix of Chuck. who does not grab cousins' sippy cups.

    10.19.04 - 05:49 AM / 23
  • Caroline said:

    Excellent example of "dog fur topography." I love those places where the fur rises into fuzzy mountain ranges, like those sky-blue-oceaned, country-color-coded elementary school globes you could run your fingers across and actually FEEL the Rockies...

    Or maybe it's just a cowlick...er, doglick?

    10.19.04 - 05:49 AM / 24
  • Barry said:

    Yay Chuck! More Chuck!

    10.19.04 - 05:56 AM / 25
  • Bec said:

    You can't blame the poor guy for being nervous - I probably would be too!

    10.19.04 - 05:59 AM / 26
  • Tek said:

    I have 3 dogs, 1 neighbordog (she likes to visit) and 1 revolving dog (strays that come and go due to my girlfriend's overwhelming "I-know-you-don't-want-one-more-dog-but-it-looked-so-sad-and-it's-a-dangerous-world-and-we-[I mean you]-can-find-it-a-home-for-sure" whine.
    And yet, more Chuck is so satisfying!
    So now I claim 3 dogs, 1 Neighbordog, 1 revolving dog and 1 internet dog. Cool.

    10.19.04 - 06:04 AM / 27
  • Jane said:

    I don't get the desire to be first...what's the big deal?

    10.19.04 - 06:07 AM / 28
  • coolbeans said:

    Chuck is a really handsome doggie. Quite the looker.

    10.19.04 - 06:11 AM / 29
  • mom with teenagers said:

    re the public tantrum and having no say: that is, to me, the main shock of parenting all the way through--that we have no say in any of it. all we can do is try to give them a good example, treat them the way we want them to treat others, and of course, say no a lot. but say yes a lot too. what an adventure.

    10.19.04 - 06:24 AM / 30
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