RE: [PyrNet-L] Great Pyrenees of the Century

["Ferreira, Elaine" <FerreiraE@aetna.com>]

I know when I saw this new subject broached, my first thought was that is
would be a long and contentious debate. Who knew, as I wipe a tear from my
eye with my mouse button finger, that the first nominee would get my vote.
Well said!

Elaine and puppy Pico

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> Subject: 	Re: [PyrNet-L] Great Pyrenees of the Century
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> > We are participating in a neat little exercise on my other breed lists
> and
> > it's quite fun, interesting, and educational to hear the responses.
> What
> > better time to indulge in breed history and nostalgia than now?  If you
> could
> > only nominate one individual dog or bitch as "Great Pyrenees of the
> Century"
> > who would it be and why?
> > 
> Gee Kelly, you opened a can of worms! How does one pick just one dog???
> Well, here goes - and it may surprise you.
> 
> The dog I nominate - has no name, is not famous and may or may not have
> reproduced. I nominate that Pyr that was loved by those it lived with.
> The Pyr that touched their hearts and souls and shared it's love. The
> Pyr that was the ever faithful companion to someone. This Pyr is the
> special one that caused the owner to always want one around. This Pyr
> could have lived anywhere at any time during the century.
> 
> Lisa
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