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	Charlie Dog
		Charlie Dog is an animated cartoon character in the Warner Bros. Looney Tunes series of cartoons.
		Bob Clampett minted the scenario that Charlie Dog would later inherit in his 1941 cartoon, "Porky's Pooch[?]": a homeless hound pulls out all the stops to get adopted by hapless bachelor Porky Pig.
		Jones shelved the Charlie Dog series of films in the 1950s, along with other characters he had introduced, such as the Three Bears[?].
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ch/Charlie_Dog.html (300 words)

	Charlie - Chazhound Dog Forum
		Charlie was an older dog that Danny had taken in when his elderly father couldn't care for him anymore.
		Charlie would follow Dannies voice commands out in the pasture working with the Rotties but once out of the pasture gate he was deaf to him.
		Charlie was so smart and strong it was amazing I watched many times Charlie out smart the old bull of Dannies or put a few cows or calves in their rightful place.
	www.chazhound.com /forums/showthread.php?t=19846 (1483 words)

	Cavalier King Charles Spaniel - Charlie
		Charlie loves to play more with the green ball because it rolls faster and further away than the red ball because it is heavier.
		Charlie is at 9 months of age and she has learnt a few new sentences.
		Charlie intensely disliked her Elizabethan Collar because she was not able to scratch behing her ears with that on.
	www.cavalier.spacelimited.com (1464 words)

	Working Cowdog and Cattle Clinics & Demonstrations with Charlie Trayer and his Hangin' Tree Cowdogs
		He then closes the working part of the demonstration by having the dogs load the cattle into a waiting trailer without the assistance of elaborately constructed panel loading chutes and all the while keeping the cattle calm and under control.
		Charlie's working cowdog demonstrations not only educate and inform cattle ranchers but also entertain spectators of all ages, careers, and backgrounds.
		Charlie regularly gives demonstrations during equine educational events, rodeos, cattle seminars, and other ranch, cattle, and working dog related gatherings.
	www.trayerscowdogs.com /Pages/clinicdemo.htm (483 words)

	Hedgesville Hounds
		Charlie would love a fenced yard, and most especially a dog door so he is not intrusive nor tedious in asking for the human door to be opened.
		Charlie's natural talents and instincts are part and parcel of the wonderful dog he is, and he will still track and run with an elegance and ease that are breathtaking.
		Charlie does not have the cleverness of many dogs who can navigate the busy and often hectic lifestyles of their humans; he is akin to a meat and potatoes guy who does not channel surf and gives thanks when each day is pretty much like the one before.
	www.petfinder.com /shelters/hedgesvillehounds.html (1839 words)

	Charlie the dog
		Charlie was not named after Prince Charles of England, but after his grandpa Charlie the I. Charlie the II was born 9 years ago in the most southern part of Greece, the island of Crete.
		Charlie could be easily misunderstood for being bisexual, but the fact is he never had sex in his life, he’s just a very progressive dog.
		Charlie jumped on my mother, he actually made her fall down and he continued his way towards the gate to bark at the stranger.
	alexandros.com /charlie.html (1089 words)

	And Your Little Dog, Too
		Charlie could see Don smirking out of the corner of his eye and before Charlie had the chance to say anything in his own defense Don was replying, “It was necessary to keep one of our most highly sought consultants.
		Charlie’s teeth clenched as he wondered to himself why it was back to “buddy” again and if Don really thought of him more like a useful dog than a person.
		Charlie’s only saving grace had been the large mat he’d fallen onto, though that hadn’t stopped his arm from breaking or the embarrassment of an ambulance ride and his parent’s wide-eyed expressions.
	www.angelfire.com /moon/ami_chan200/Numb3rsAndYourLittleDogToo.html (2386 words)

	Tips for a Benevolent Alpha
		Their dog is sniffing or playing then for no apparent reason (except to hear the sound of their own voices) they are hollering "Come on Rover" or whatever it is they are saying.
		Charlie is physically stronger than me, so when he was younger and I needed to control him more I used a Halti (or Gentle Leader which is what I used) harness.
		Now that Charlie is an older dog he has calmed down and even when he sees a cat on the other side of the road he can contain himself.
	www.geocities.com /charliesotherplace/benevolent.html (1320 words)

	Charlie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Trooper Charlie, a large brown and fl German shepherd, was shot Monday morning by a member of the Conway Police Department SWAT team during a drug raid.
		Byrd was one of the first handlers with the ASP and, while he never handled Charlie, the dog was kept at headquarters with him while Charlie was between handlers.
		He added that dogs become "one of the family" with their handlers and when his dog retired it became a house pet of the family.
	www.policek9.com /charlie.html (580 words)

	Sponsor a Dog: Hurricane Charlie
		Because of his living conditions before coming to the League, Hurricane Charlie was exposed to a number of health problems and did test positive for the heartworm parasite when he was first brought here.
		Hurricane Charlie's manners are showing improvement and he is having a wonderful time in his new home.
		Hurricane Charlie was a challenge to adopt out, but we are so thankful he has found a loving family who can care for him and give him what he needs.
	www.nsalamerica.org /sponsor/sponsor_dog/sad_charlie.html (457 words)

	For the Love of Charlie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Doughty — familiar with joint problems in dogs — knew, from the way Charlie stood, that there could possibly be surgery in his future and couldn’t help but wonder if this had not been part of the reason he had ended up in the shelter.
		Charlie received traditional surgery on August 17th, 2004 to repair the knee and is recovering beautifully.
		She took Charlie to The Newburgh Veterinary Hospital (NVH) in Newburgh, NY two times a week for nine weeks and.
	www.doggiefun.com /artman/publish/printer_214.shtml (798 words)

	Charlie - Service Dog and Olivia
		As a dog selected and trained specifically to help mitigate her challenge, Charlie has public access and is able to accompany Olivia anywhere she must go throughout this troubling time.
		Rusty is Charlie's brother, and he is paired with a young boy named Christian, who is on the autism spectrum.
		He is being trained by a professional dog handler named Amy Gamache; his training plan will be created by North Star with the help of Nancy Lyon and Dee Ganley, two search and rescue experts who have already helped us to train a North Star dog named Nomar.
	www.northstardogs.com /gallery.htm (633 words)

	Good Dog Charlie! - Rottweiler Discussion Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I think it's important to consider that when a dog does something like this, it really has more to do with situational events as the dog perceives them than it does with the motives of a particular person and we can misinterpret those motives if we assume otherwise.
		In my dog's case, the man was simply being social, not threatening in any way...but in my little springer's head she saw a stranger reaching into her space towards "her" child.
		I would never use my dogs reaction to someone to be the end all and be all, but if they are on guard, there is a reason for this.
	www.rottweiler.net /forums/behavior/66591-good-dog-charlie.html (1101 words)

	New Zealand Dog Safety - Kids: Dog Safety Tips for Kids: Index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Dogs have a sense of smell that is 50 times stronger than ours.
		Stay away from a dog that is eating or has a bone.
		When they are eating, dogs might think you want to take some of their food if you try to pat them.
	www.dogsafety.govt.nz /dogsafety.nsf/wpg_URL/Kids-Dog-Safety-Tips-for-Kids-Index?OpenDocument (370 words)

	Sarah's Place - My Dog, Charlie
		Charlie's extremely smart, but we never did very well in obedience.
		During the tricks competition I used a pile of maybe 35 rocks so it was really easy for him to sniff it out and he found it in a matter of seconds.
		To show that I didn't have the trick rigged in any way, I had the judge pick out a rock and put it into the pile where she wanted it while Charlie stood by facing the opposite direction and blindfolded.
	www.roxypup.com /charlie.htm (386 words)

	Charlie
		He is exactly the dog I longed for years, yet I couldn't imagine I would get such a wonderful, perfect guy.
		Charlie also loves other dogs, and also humans, and, living in such a densely populated place (Manhattan) it is great not to ever worry that he'll bite or even threaten someone as we're walking around.
		I do not take him into that dog run anymore, because there are alot of pit bulls in there and some of the owners don't seem to realize or care that their dogs should never be off a leash.
	www.secondchanceboxer.com /AdoptedDogs2004/Charlie.html (899 words)

	Dog Profile: Charlie
		Charlie is a gentle and affectionate dog, always looking for a snuggle or pet.
		He likes other dogs, but should go to a home without cats, is playful, cheerful and just an all-around nice dog.
		This means that the dog will most likely do best with older children.Your individual household and pet experience may influence your decision to adopt a dog that falls outside the recommended letter code as it relates to children who live in, or frequently visit, your home.
	www.sspca.org /DogProfile.html?qryDogID=3138 (235 words)

	Charlie Dog - Television Tropes & Idioms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Assuming this character was raised overseas, it's notable the Charlie Dog will rarely speak another language on-screen even if they are supposed to be fluent.
		The trope is named for an obscure Warner Brothers character, Charlie Dog, known for his slavish and annoying attempts to be adopted as a pet.
		Subversion: Cyndi Manabe in Gokujou Seitokai seems to be show's Charlie Dog: a redhead, glib Huge School who spoke mainly in fragmented English; She was apparently discouraged by her American mother, who speaks Japanese words well, but has extremely bizarre sentence construction.
	tvtropes.org /pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CharlieDog (620 words)

	Charlie Dog \| A Page All about Charlie, The Dog
		At the moment, their are only two videos their, Charlie having a brush and Charlie with his ring.
		Charlie hates fireworks, they make him shake and he goes and hides under stuff.
		Charlie's Games is the place to find loads of fun games that will be updated weekly, so keep your eyes peeled for any new ones.
	www.charliedog.co.uk (292 words)

	Charlie the dog's Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Charlie attended over 80 science fiction conventions from 1985 until 1999.
		Charlie (and his master) was scheduled to be Fan Guest Of Honor at Conestoga '99 in Tulsa, OK on June 25-27, 1999.
		Charlie's bio was occasionally included in program books and three times con-commitees negotiated to allow him to stay at hotels with no pet polices.
	www.sff.net /people/sfreader/charlie.htm (224 words)

	www.myspace.com/charlieshotdogs
		Charlie's Hot Dogs was voted Long Island's best hot dog, and was featured on the Food Network as Boomer Esiason's favorite place to eat in New York.
		Charlie's wife, Rose was then granted a lifetime permit to keep the truck in business.
		Charlie's Hot Dogs is located near the corner of Islip Avenue and Spur Drive North in Brentwood, next door to the Exxon gas station.
	myspace.com /charlieshotdogs (455 words)

	The New American - A Boy, His Dog, and Charlie Chaplin - March 30, 1998 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		While it is true that Charlie Chaplin’s membership in the CPUSA was never absolutely documented, he nevertheless worked diligently to thwart the objectives of the HCUA, and there is considerable evidence that he was a "concealed communist." He was identified as such by the managing editor of the Daily Worker, Louis Budenz.
		Charlie Chaplin was, indeed, the incarnation of the nefarious Dr. Pauli!
		No, these were not the reasons Charlie Chaplin was exiled for the rest of his life from the United States.
	www.thenewamerican.com /tna/1998/vo14no07/vo14no07_chaplin.htm (2793 words)

	Kwigy-bo Charlie Bag - a designer dog carrier
		Charlie designer dog carrier from Kwigy Bo is made of soft genuine leather with matching mesh windows.
		A stylish classic dog carrier that goes from city to country with ease so you can take your small dog everywhere you go.
		Refer to the hardware in the picture showing the ivory, camel and fl Charlie Bags.
	www.callingalldogs.com /index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=168 (202 words)

	English Springer Spaniel Rescue of Long Island
		By the time they reached the clinic, Charlie’s plight was obvious: the hernia had pushed his bladder outside his body.
		Charlie had to stay at the clinic for two weeks so that his condition could be observed.
		Charlie finds city life “exciting.” Jon explains that word: “Charlie pulls like a tractor, but I’m working on that.” Charlie has lost a lot of weight, but his appetite is reviving.
	www.springerspaniel.org /charlie.html (801 words)

	Charlie the Dog is a Leash Puller
		Charlie doesn't know the meaning of the word, "Heel" - he's an up-front kind of guy, but a pain-in-the-arm for his owner.
		Charlie could have learned the ropes when he was ten weeks old.
		If your dog is a leash puller, he needs training, and so do you.
	www.unclematty.com /training/charlie.htm (150 words)

	Charlie Page
		Stormy's little brother, Charlie, born February 11, 1992, was a special puppy right from the start.
		On the weekends he was a show dog, completing his championship over a winter season.
		Charlie will be greatly missed by many, including his owner, Laurie Olsson, and all of us at Malagold.
	www.malagold.com /dogs/charlie_pg.htm (186 words)

	Petfinder PetNotes
		Charlie is a 5 year old, purebred German Shepherd.
		This poor dog is tied up all the time outside in the cold with no attention or love.
		If you would like to fill out an adoption questionnaire for this dog, please click here and e-mail the questionnaire to the contact person listed for this dog.
	www.petfinder.com /pet.cgi?action=2&pet=5585534 (249 words)

	Dog Primer > Good dog health and happiness for Charlie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Our Charlie's dog health was a very important issue to us in our family.
		With some common sense and attention dog health shouldn't have to be a major family issue.
		Dog bite injuries are alarmingly the most common condition that we human...
	dogprimer.com /articles/Good-dog-health-and-happiness-for-Charlie.php (730 words)

	Charlie LaFave, "Dog Training Secrets," Dog Training Book Review
		The author has a very friendly style and he starts off telling you about how great his dog is, with the purpose of making you jealous.
		This book has an expanded section on training an adult dog that may be useful to many dog owners.
		The author takes the "holistic" approach to dog training, looking at the well being of your dog and the role that training plays in the well being of the dog.
	www.dog-training-reviews.info /Dog-Secrets.htm (562 words)

	DOGS THAT FALL DOWN: One Dog Falls 50ft Without a Scratch; Another Dog Falls 15,000ft Without a Scratch (but he was ...
		A man was walking with his dog "Charlie" along the Great Orme cliff last week when he heard a splash from the sea 50 ft. below.
		Dogs have been soaring from new heights since the beginning...or at least since the beginning of The Scoop.
		Skydiving Dog" [not including military war dogs] had been held by "Katie", a Jack Russell Terrier who jumped from a height of 3,658 m (12,000 ft).
	www.dogsinthenews.com /issues/0206/articles/020620b.htm (705 words)

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