While his master leads the England bowling attack, Steve Harmison’s dog, Magoo, participates in the British Dog Agility Championships.
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This is the best picture you’ve ever posted.
Mr Geek! I am in danger of being crushed by the forces of reaction in the Blogpower votes. Could you rally the people tome to vote in cats 1 and 14 via the link on my blog!
I don’t understand why this poem
http://bostonreview.net/BR22.3/Grossman.html
has to be so _long._ But there are some wise words from an agile dog in the penultimate stanza. I don’t know whether he’s literally jumped through hoops, but you can tell he’s been around the block. To get by in this–I want to say “dog-eat-dog” but that doesn’t really work for this, does it?–world, a dog needs more than an agile body. He needs an agile heart.
..And an agile soul.
..Of course, the heart is part of the body.
..I’d have made a clumsy poet.
Like master like dog – that’s clearly going way down the leg side…
I stumbled across this poem whilst looking for something else. Draws blanks with me. Just do not understand it at all. I love your picture of Magoo made me laugh as this is exactly what my dog did…
Thanks for a great site.
Regards, Marion
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