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My
puppy, Kobe. He is a
male Samoyed (pronounced
sammy-ed). His hobbies are sleeping, peeing, pooping,
playing, chewing, ripping, stealing, barking, jumping, walking, pulling,
digging, etc. In other words, acting like a Samoyed. This is
my second Samoyed. One would have thought I would have learned my lesson
on being owned by a Samoyed, but noooooo! Subconsciously, I must be into
S&M. Actually, I wouldn't even think twice about owning another
breed. Samoyeds are the best! Yes, even better than Shelties. His current favorite thing to do is chewing up my pillow and comforters. Count so far is one pillow, three comforters (four if you count the guest bed), and two sofas. Grrr .... Apparently it is a little known fact that polyester fill is a supplementary diet requirement. Name:
Kobe (pronounced ko-bay) Kobe? Where did that name come from? He is named after the Italian Iron Chef, Kobe Masahiko. Iron Chef is a popular Japanese television cooking show which has a large following in the United States. Okay, why the Italian Iron Chef? Well, you didn't expect me to name him after the Chinese Iron Chef, Chen Kenichi? Or the French Iron Chef, Sakai Hiroyuki? Or the Japanese Iron Chef, Morimoto Masaharu? I didn't think so. The Iron Fans Online website is a good place to visit to learn more about the show. Here is Kobe Masahiko's bio and this is his restaurant's website, Massa (in Japanese). Here is Kobe's latest movie (Windows Media format) - Trampoline, 24 Dec 2006, 4.4MB Here is a very funny Pepsi commercial! - Smart Dog, 1MB Kobe has his own Dogster site! Click
Emergency Preparedness for Your Pets - Are you
ready for the BIG one? Check out California's Office of Emergency Services
(OES)
Earthquake Preparedness Tip Sheets page. Here is the tip sheet for
Pet Owners and the
Emergency Supplies Checklist. Also, the Association of Bay Area
Governments (ABAG) hosts the
PreparedNow.org
website which contains useful information. Here is their information for
Earthquake Tips for Service
Animals and Pet Owners and
First Aid for
Animals. Don't forget to checkout
FEMA and
Red Cross websites too!
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