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Reports in New Zealand indicate that plans are already underway to stage a ticker-tape parade for the All Blacks in Auckland next week.
The All Blacks lifted a nation when they beat the Wallabies in last Sunday's semi-final. While their coaches and players are talking up their final opponents and shunning those that would suggest that they have one collective hand on the Webb Ellis Cup, preparations for the post-match victory lap have already begun.
According to The New Zealand Herald, Auckland Council chiefs and the New Zealand Rugby Union have been in talks to organise a ticker-tape parade up Queen Street on Wednesday or Thursday next week. Some of the locals feel this is presumptuous, while others are worried that it is simply tempting fate.
The newspaper reports that those involved in the staging of such a parade have been reluctant to comment, with NZRU spokeswoman Julie Clausen stressing that the focus is on winning the competition and that all talk of victory parades is premature.
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SEATTLE, Aug. 23, 2004 -- An 8-year-old girl from a home for underprivileged children in Kathmandu, Nepal, Sushila K.C., who fell into a cooking fire at the age of 3 and burned nearly one-third of her body, came to Swedish/First Hill this morning for the first of at least three plastic surgeries she will need.
The surgery, which was performed by Seattle hand and plastic surgeon Alfred Blue, M.D., took about two hours.
According to Dr. Blue, this first surgical procedure was the primary or beginning revision (excision and relief) of scars on her arm and abdomen. "I'm pleased with the outcome of this initial surgery and am optimistic that it's the first step to a more normal life for this young girl."
Dr. Blue expects Sushila's second surgery to be in three to six weeks.
After more than eight months of planning by local real-estate agent, Lorna Arnold, and the Ama Foundation, Sushila arrived in Seattle July 22 for the extensive plastic surgery -- a process expected to take at least three months before she is able to return home to her native country.
The skin on her entire right torso is now unable to expand or grow with her because of deep scaring. This is causing abnormal growth development as the left side of her torso develops normally. As a result, her right shoulder is being held lower by the scarred tissue -- and the longer this condition exists, the more serious it will become. While this condition can be routinely addressed with corrective surgery, this type of procedure is not available to Sushila in Nepal.
Dr. Blue is donating his time and expertise and Swedish is donating all the other health-care services Sushila will need.
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Point guard Hofstad scores 27 in win over Warriors to keep season alive
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Edmonds-Woodway's Luke Langdale (5) and Henry Olson (right) go for a rebound with Mount Vernon's Casey Leek (center) in the fourth quarter.
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With the victory, the Bulldogs will travel to Newport High School for a 7 p.m. game on Tuesday for a spot in the regional tournament.
Hofstad shot 8-for-15, including 4-for-6 from three-point range, and scored 27 points for Mount Vernon.
"It was a phenomenal point guard performance," Mount Vernon coach Vic Wolffis said. "He has come so far. His leadership at the point guard spot tonight was invaluable. You really can't gauge how a game might have gone if your point guard collapses under the pressure. He didn't."
The team didn't either. The Bulldogs shot over 51 percent in the first half and built a 45-26 lead at halftime. They continued to build that lead in the third outscoring the Warriors 28-20 and leading by 27 going into the final quarter.
"We did shoot the ball really well," Wolffis said. "The hidden part of the is the selection of shots. We had a lot of close shots and we had a lot of kick out rhythm three's."
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Edmonds-Woodway--Devin Joseph 10, Alex Hull 10, Brad Rice 5, Luke Langdale 19, Theo Lebesis 0, Jason Smarr 10, Travis Bakken 10, Henry Olson 4. Mount Vernon--Robert Monroe 0, Melvin Walser 4, Ian Johnson 0, Miles Witt 11, Adrian Johnston 2, Kevin Hofstad 27, Seth Jensen 9, Andrew Roozen 14, Evan Repplier 0, Casey Leek 18, Mitchell Wohlman 0. 3-point goals--Witt 1, Hofstad 4, Jensen 2, Joseph 2, Hull 2, Rice 1, Langdale 1, Smarr 2. Records--Edmonds-Woodway 15-9 overall. Mount Vernon 16-8.
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It's a fact: The Boks on the road are more putty than granite.
Perspective has been restored to the current Springbok squad after the struggle in Mendoza, but perspective is a good thing in the first fortnight of the Rugby Championship.
I bumped into a few ardent Boks supporters on Saturday afternoon after the All Blacks retained the Bledisloe Cup for the 11th successive year.
'They're beatable,' they told me. 'The Wallabies are KAK and they were taking them. The Boks will win the Rugby Championship for sure.'
I agreed the Boks had a good chance to win the tournament this season and added a lot would depend on how they traveled to Australia.
'The Aussies are 'KAK', they continued. 'Don't be so negative.'
I don't know this band of Bok brothers, other than Saturday's spontaneous interaction, but it would have been interesting to be in the huddle with them at around 23.00 on Saturday night after the Boks took 72 minutes to edge ahead against the Pumas in Mendoza before Morne Steyn sealed the match with a 79th minute penalty.
The Boks won by five in Mendoza whereas they had won by 60 against the same team in Soweto a week earlier.
A lot changes in rugby in seven days. It's cliché, but it's so true. A lot also changes when the Boks play at home and play away. The granite turns to putty.
The Boks next play in Brisbane at a ground that has traditionally favoured the Wallabies. Only the British and Irish Lions and the All Blacks have known success in Brisbane in the last decade.
These 'KAK' Wallabies have done the Boks by plenty in Brisbane on too many occasions, and it is not just in Brisbane that they have worked over the Boks.
In the last 14 contests, the Australians have won nine with eight of the wins coming from the last 10 Tests.
The indifferent Bok performance in Mendoza is a good thing in that it doesn't allow for the illusion that this is a team that has served its apprenticeship or arrived and settled into being the world's leading team.
The win in Soweto showed the potential of the Boks. The regression in Mendoza showed us the current reality.
Beating the All Blacks occasionally at the highveldt should not be the measurement of the strength of Bok and South African rugby. Winning away from home regularly and doing so emphatically is a more accurate barometer.
The All Blacks, having claimed an 11th successive Bledisloe Cup series win in Wellington, have been ranked one in the world since December 2009, in which time they have won four Bledisloe Cups, a Tri Nations, A Rugby Championship and a World Cup. They have also won away from home in Europe, the United Kingdom and Ireland, in Australia (several times) and in South Africa (several times).
It is this consistency that still escapes the Springboks and two World Cup successes in 1995 and 2007 doesn't negate the inconsistency of not being able to regularly dominate away from home.
The Boks knew what to expect in Mendoza. The hosts would be passionate and fired up, would use every means (legal and illegal) to be competitive. The crowd would be difficult and boisterous. The hosts would grow an extra arm and a leg.
And despite the 60-point beating of a week earlier the Pumas and their supporters would never stop believing a victory was possible.
If it sounds insane then it isn't because I could be talking about a limited Bok team (and there have been several in the last 20 years), their unfailing and loyal home support base and their transformation from pathetic to powerful when playing at home.
Mendoza was a good measurement of how much work this team still has to do and that some of our good young players aren't quite the greats they have been anointed, based on a year of international rugby.
Eben Etzebeth has the potential over the next decade to be among the game's best but Mendoza showed he is still an international pup when compared to the old dog Bakkies Botha.
Etzebeth is just one example. JJ Engelbrecht, a work in progress, in no Jaque Fourie just yet, Willem Alberts and Beast Mtiwareara are playing more on reputation than performance, Ruan Pienaar, as a starting option, has limitations, Bjorn Basson would not make a World XV and is fortunate to be in a Bok XV and Willie le Roux is capable of a shocker.
In Soweto there was acknowledgement for the quality of performance. In Mendoza there has to be acknowledgement as to why the lack of quality.
The Pumas, at home, are not that bad and the Boks, away from home, are not that good.
It's good to keep this in mind with the Boks traveling to Brisbane in a fortnight to play those 'KAK' Wallabies.


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Telekom Baskets wrapped up their successful EuroChallenge Group L campaign with an 86-72 victory but they were made to work for it by Tsmoki-Minsk.
Having already secured their place in the quarter-finals alongside fellow German club EWE Baskets, Telekom scored win number four of the group stages with a solid if hardly rousing victory over the group's basement boys.
Indeed, they found themselves trailing for large parts of the first half, with a 7-0 spurt powering the visitors into a 23-16 lead on Vidas Ginevicius' jump-shot early in the second quarter.
Telekom realised that this was not going to get it done and swiftly responded with a 12-1 run that put them 28-24 up on David McCray's three-pointer.
Dzianis Korshuk responded in kind for the visitors as the teams traded blows before the half-time buzzer arrived with Telekom leading 43-35.
Jared Jordan's jump-shot and Benas Veikalas started the second half by giving Telekom their biggest lead at 48-35.
But just in case there was any complacency creeping into Telekom's game, they were given a wake-up call with a 10-0 Tsmoki charge making it 48-45 on Tierre Brown's jump-shot.
Veikalas and Kyle Weems led the Telekom response and the latter's dunk made it 65-57 before the end of the period.
This time Telekom had learned their lesson and they successfully held the visitors at arm's length the rest of the way.
Jonas Wohlfarth-Botterman and Weems led Telekom with 15 points each while Veikalas and Chris Ensminger collected 10 each.
Brown's 18 points led Tsmoki with Aliaksandr Pustahvar and Korshuk adding 14 apiece.
Telekom Baskets Bonn head coach Michael Koch
"It has been a difficult game for us, as we turned it into our favour to gain some self-esteem in the long run. Now that we are facing Samara we are very aware of the fact, that we are the heavy underdogs, but it is an exciting challenge for us as well. In the upcoming best-of-three series there is not much room for preparation and adjustments. That is why I'm happy my team built great chemistry and a high confidence level over the last couple of weeks"
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Tsmoki-Minsk head coach Andrei Krivonos
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It has been three years since a drug raid on an abortion clinic in Philadelphia uncovered a house of horrors disguised as an abortion clinic.
Since then, we have heard very little from the mainstream media about Dr. Kermit Gosnell, the 72-year-old �doctor� who is accused of mass murder in his so-called abortion clinic.
Gosnell, who ran an abortion clinic in Philadelphia from 1979 to 2010, was arrested a year after a 2010 drug raid and charged with killing a patient and seven babies. His trial began in March and finally wrapped up Monday. Jury deliberations began Tuesday and, as this was written, were still underway.
Apparently, according to officials, Gosnell�s clinic was a filthy, foul-smelling �house of horrors� overlooked by regulators.
Officials said Gosnell would induce labor, deliver the viable, living babies, and then kill those babies by cutting into the back of the neck with scissors and severing their spinal cords.
To say that Gosnell�s clinic was a failure of the regulatory system is an understatement. In the 31 years he ran his clinic, state regulators only inspected it five times despite 46 lawsuits filed.
His arrest and trial have all the trappings that usually result in a media feeding frenzy.
Yet, mainstream media outlets have been extraordinarily stingy in their coverage. A quick LexisNexis search for New York Times coverage found his name appeared only 15 times, and that included blogs and the coverage the paper gave to the lack of coverage while promising that it would increase its own coverage in the future.
This lack of coverage can be found from all the major news outlets, especially television.
This should not surprise me in this day and age when national media coverage is often dictated by the political views of publishers, editors and journalists and that view is largely from the left.
Because of that, this story does not fit in with the rosy abortion narrative leftists embrace.
Of course, most everyone claims they are appalled by Gosnell�s clinic.
That is hard to believe. After all, is it not hypocritical to support killing babies by one procedure and be appalled by another?
Why is cutting the spinal cord of a baby any different than dismembering the same baby in the uterus and then sucking it out in pieces? Or, for that matter, partially delivering the baby before stabbing it to death?
Why is killing a baby in utero legal, but a similar act a few minutes later and 10 inches away considered homicide?
The pro-abortion crowd is filled with people who like to rationalize their position � and mask the horrors of abortion � with intellectual claptrap about protecting the rights of the mother to �choose.�
That argument is simply wrong. Killing a baby is not a personal choice. One can�t possibly respect civil rights without respecting the rights of the unborn child.
Government has one legitimate responsibility and that is to protect the rights of its citizens. That duty is most important when it comes to those least able to protect their own rights, such as the elderly, the infirm, children, and, yes, the unborn.
Beyond that, people have not only a legal responsibility to protect their children, but a moral duty as well.
Yes, the right of a woman to her body is an important one and I defend that right. Individuals, not the state, are the proper owners of the body. That is why things such as suicide, prostitution and drug use should be protected rights.
However, your rights end where the rights of another begin. A woman�s right to her body ends when it interferes with a child�s right to live.
Women have a choice. It�s called birth control or abstinence. Like many things in life, once you make a bad decision, you are stuck with the consequences. If you decide to have unprotected sex and become pregnant, that is simply the cost of your poor choice.
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French Bulldogs will undoubtedly eat everything you give them. ;)3/22/2014 2:26:14 AM
Unless you vet thinks that your dog is disproportionate, then your dog is fine.7/11/2014 10:44:02 AM
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Avoid wheat/corn at all cost in food3/28/2013 11:22:05 PM
I Recommend Orijen, This is a very good food for Frenchies!! 6/15/2013 4:07:18 PM
Royal Canin is a very good and balanced food that Frenchies do well on. Another food you can try is "Blue" No Grain Salmon and Potato. It should work well for hair. Another thing you can try using Vitamin E, and just rub that into the area where the hair is lost, do it one or twice daily for about a week. But most of the hair loss is due to skin allergies and 90% out of a 100% is food related. I have all my Frenchies on Royal Canin and some on Blue and they are all good. 8/5/2013 2:06:26 PM
It's probably seasonal alopecia and although it's not really treatable, it's nothing to worry about. My Boxer goes through it every year.12/17/2014 8:09:53 PM
It could also be that your French Bulldog is a flank biter. They are bored because of lack of exercise. It could be your dog just needs more exercise. Ask the veterinarian.3/28/2015 10:45:18 AM
Flank Alopecia. Try melatonin for a couple months4/1/2015 11:01:55 PM
I'm certainly not an expert but if your Frenchie has allergies, try a little bit of local honey to help build their tolerance or an allergy pill. As far as dog food, I use Organix. Organix has nothing to do with allergies but for everyone out there, I do NOT recommend Instinct. I fed that to my little one and she ended up with liver issues and her ALT levels were off the charts. We changed her diet back to Organix and got positive test results back. 5/25/2015 11:01:57 PM
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IMO I'd say that the Frenchies are a little heavier boned and they come in a wide variety of colors. I'm not an expert of Bostons. I raise Frenchies and English bulldogs. Overall the Bostons and Frnechies are similar in what dog breeds created them. I think the Frenchies are more "bulldogey" meaning more heavy bodied and they seem more laid back.1/22/2013 3:38:04 PM
French bulldogs come from English bulldog Chinese plug and Boston terrier the breeds are mixed differently that's the difference1/9/2015 5:53:19 PM
Lots of praise, discipline and an electric training collar work wonders, especially the collar. Most of my dogs take two, maybe three corrections with the training collar and the unwanted behavior stops. I still have them wear the collar now and then to reinforce the good behavior. Also, be sure you're not giving too much attention to the bratty puppy when you think you're helping to stop the fight. Pick up your older dog, lavish attention, and completely ignore the bratty dog.1/3/2013 11:24:34 PM
Frenchie puppies can play very very rough with each other and other dogs. Sounds like the puppy is wanting too play to rough for your older dog to enjoy.
I would suggest getting the puppy in hand via some training classes. He needs to learn now that you are the boss. Frenchie puppies can become little tyrants and NOW is the time to get the little rascal under control.
The shock collar is a good idea but I'd take it a step further and get him out walking every day to wear him out and to make him learn to respect you. I would take him to a training class and give him a job. I think you will find that putting him to work and giving his mind and body something to do your problems will evaporate.
One final note: It's best not to allow aggressive dogs in the bed or on the furniture with you. That makes them think they are equal to you. When they sit and sleep on the floor it reinforces that they are subservient to you.
Good luck.
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French Bulldogs usually cost in the range of 1000-2000.12/18/2012 10:42:58 AM
A good bred frenchie will run you as low as maybe 2000 but most reputable breeders charge $2500 tp $3000, sometimes more. The lower the cost the more likely you are to get a backyard breeder who just breeds for the money not the conformation and health of the dog. 1/12/2013 3:58:00 PM
My frenchies start out at around $2000. Champions in background, color, size,and conformation all have a lot to do with pricing.11/2/2013 1:09:41 PM
No younger than 8 weeks and up to 10 if the puppy is not eating or getting by on its own very well. 1/12/2013 3:53:16 PM
Depends on the puppy and the mommy as well as the puppy buyers level of experience.
My puppies are usually ready to go at 7 weeks but I'll hold them to 8 weeks if the mommy is still interested and spending time with them. If she has weened them and isn't spending time with the babies I let them go at 7 weeks. 1/22/2013 3:50:05 PM
Frenchies don't drool. I feel they are pretty clean little dogs. They can snore and snuffle because of their smooshed in faces, but I've also owned ones, bred very well, which do not.1/3/2013 11:22:10 PM
Probably a large. It may be too long in length but most clothes are not made large enough for a frenchies chest. My male is 27 lbs and wears a medium but a few larges because of the neck and chest. Frenchies are hard to find the right fitting clothes for.1/12/2013 3:54:59 PM
Frenchies will shed, like any other short haired breed. But the better the food the less shedding. 11/9/2012 12:34:53 AM
Frenchies do shed, but not any worse that any other short haired dog.11/16/2012 11:42:31 PM
maybe your husband taught him to bark at you because he can't because he is scared of you, yet loves you.10/19/2012 11:36:20 AM
Be firm, tell him no. Other than that do not give him any attention what so ever or he will keep doing it. You may try getting up and walking away (still ignoring him) if just ignoring him does not work. If that still doesnt work, then each time he barks at the couch, tell hom no and put him in time out in his cage for a few minutes. 1/12/2013 4:01:57 PM
not a good idea to feed frenchies eggs all the time they flute as is their stomachs are highly sensitive and a good healthy diet I feed mine Blue Buffalo products and lots of salmon and chicken sweet potatos plain etc etc you get the idea :)10/19/2012 12:03:10 PM
why are you giving the puppy eggs? is this a treat or his actual diet?
are you having any diarrhea? 1/22/2013 3:52:24 PM
Depends on his weight, if he's in good shape/active etc. read the label on your dog food bag and go from there. 11/9/2012 12:35:50 AM
Can't hurt. especially if its really cold out, just be careful with the short nose, and make sure he cant overheat, like if things start to warm up later in the day. Some booties would be good if the paws become sensitive to road salt or lots of ice. 9/23/2012 10:20:33 PM
VERY normal. It can take up to 5 mths. Sometimes frenchies go up, only to call back down.
As long as you have registered purebred pup, you should have no problems. 11/9/2012 12:36:57 AM
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Has she been seen by a vet? I would recommend getting her to your vet asap. Often Frenchies need to have c-sections to whelp their puppies... 8/20/2012 1:29:07 PM
Take her to your vet asap! She may have a puppy stuck. If she has had a c-sect. she needs pain medicine for the first few days to help her with the pain.11/2/2013 1:23:30 PM
French bulldogs are good with all breeds.. As long as socialized and the other dog doesn't challenge them. Frenchies don't tend to back down.
They are a very active playful breed that tends to not know when to stop, you have to watch them cause they can play so hard that they cause themselves to overheat in winter.
They are a fairly healthy breed and if purchased from a reputable breeder who tests their dogs, offers health guarantees and has the pups get checked before leaving etc... You should have a nice long lived healthy pup.
Eyes, joints, spine etc tend to be problem areas. These dogs are 'deformed' in a sense. They are 'dwarf' versions of English Bulldogs and tend to have problems in the joints, etc, cause they are still active.
Expect to pay no less than $1000 for a well bred puppy. 11/9/2012 12:50:33 AM
Yes, French Bulldogs can have raw and cooked eggs. They can have cheese. Try the DeFurminator on your dog. The temprature could be the cause of shedding. 6/13/2012 10:15:28 AM
Try sending your Frenchie to the Groomer once a week .7/3/2012 3:17:30 AM
Your French Bull Dog may have trouble staying cool enough. Do you have access to a freezer? You could fill a large plastic bottle 2/3 full of water and freeze it. Take it out when it starts to get really hot and put it under a thin towel or sheet where your dog likes to rest. That way he can get a little help cooling off. You can put the bottle back in the freezer at night again for the next day. Or just wipe him down with some cool water a few times during the hottest part of the day so long as its not too humid outside. 9/23/2012 10:29:09 PM
Mix pumpkin puree with food it work for my frenchie 7/9/2012 6:17:24 PM
We have our frenchie on a "call of the wild" diet. We don't feed her any treats that may have allergens in them either and have had no problems. Remember that chicken- sugars and rawhide are very bad for them.
you should probably go get that checked out at the vet as soon as possible. 5/13/2012 9:55:10 PM
My french bulldog weighs 16lbs 4/26/2012 11:15:46 AM
My male was about that also5/31/2012 12:29:52 AM
When my frenchies ears got red, they were also hot(at night too). He had food allergies to grain and Chicken/beef. We changed to a grain-free, bison food and it went away. He ate one meal a day in the evening so that's why it happened then. Good luck!5/31/2012 12:33:51 AM
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french bulldogs are good with kids but they like to play around alot4/15/2012 12:05:33 PM
Yes my Frenchbulldog is great with my 7year old4/16/2012 10:45:02 AM
French Bulldogs Are very jealous dogs. If you pay too much attention to the children and forget about the dog. It can get very angry and try to bite your child Or even your furniture - So you need to be careful
Whoever wrote that first comment is completely wrong. They don't get jealous! I have 2 girls ages 5 and 7. We have had our french bulldog for 2 years and he loves them! I think if the dog grows up with the kids you'll be better off because they will be used to them!7/18/2012 1:14:49 AM
French Bulldogs are by far are great with children of all ages and yes want to be center of attention but would never bite a child out of jealousy. I have had years of experience with frenchies and great family dog just prone to allergies. 8/11/2012 12:49:39 AM
OMG my female is the best. She loves kids and little people like her. She gets really excited to see them.11/24/2012 12:19:52 AM
That is normal my French Bulldog's ear did the same thing and I was worried it would stay like that. He is a year now and both ears stand up.4/4/2012 11:16:09 AM
I have a male french bulldog that is almost 10 yrs. old. He still acts like a young dog. If you get a healthy frenchie from a good breeder that breeds for health he will live for 11-12 yrs.11/2/2013 1:38:47 PM
I have a male frenchie and he almost 1 year and 6 months they say according to the professional breeders this is the best time to start. good luck !2/29/2012 4:29:25 PM
After your french bulldog has had OFA, Cerf and several other genetic test, to make sure that he does not pass on gentic defects to his offspring.7/3/2012 3:10:12 PM
Also don't forget that you need to AI with him. And don't let him over exert himself, he can die of heatstroke in the cold if he works to hard. 11/9/2012 12:42:53 AM
Frenchies don't bark much (as a breed). Ours will bark at other dogs she knows to have barked at her previously or when she hears something "suspicious" outside at night. She barks maybe two or three times a day and only short bursts. We have an indoor/outdoor cat that likes to hang out with her in the yard and they play and sometimes sleep together. She also has other dogs join her here in her yard for some playtime and can be left alone together - as long as she likes them!3/5/2012 9:24:09 PM
My Frenchie hardly ever barks only when he is playing with my daughter. We also have tow other large breeds(Doberman and Hound Dog)they get along fine. I have also taken him to others house and he plays good with other dogs4/26/2012 11:20:22 AM
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I believe boston terrier and english bulldog3/8/2012 2:40:04 AM
The English Bulldog was bred down in size by the French Lace Makers...Smallest to smallest and an occasional Terrier.I have been breeding and Showing for 35 years.3/14/2012 4:14:55 PM
English bulldog or other similiar mastiff type dog, aslo believed a type of terrier and possiably even Italian greyhound, boston terriers did not come into existance untill nearly 100 years after the Frenchie.7/3/2012 3:14:00 PM
The Frenchie is a mix between the Boston terrier the English bulldog and the terrier5/3/2014 12:25:49 AM
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Shorewood -- which is atop the Wesco 3A South standings -- was on a six-game winning streak and had won eight of its past nine games. Meadowdale, which started the night in third place, had won seven of its past eight.
Then the Mavericks made it eight of their past nine, beating the Thunderbirds 51-46 in a crucial Wesco 3A South girls basketball game Wednesday night at Meadowdale High School. Mackenzie Bretz had a double-double and Sara Fjortoft made a couple clutch free throws late to lead Meadowdale.
"That was a game with two really mature teams, who know what they want to get done," Meadowdale head coach Troy Parker said.
Meadowdale and Shorewood -- two of the hottest teams in Wesco 3A right now -- each have clinched a district playoff berth, but the Mavericks needed to win Wednesday to preserve their chances of a league championship.
Bretz did all she could to keep Meadowdale in position to do that. She scored 13 points and grabbed 12 rebounds for the Mavs, who moved into second-place tie in the 3A South with Glacier Peak's 48-43 loss to Shorecrest.
"Mackenzie is going to produce when she's on the court," Parker said. "She's always in a position to make plays."
Meadowdale also received solid play from seniors Alyssa Reuble and Tianna Nugent, who scored 10 points apiece. Each player also grabbed five rebounds.
Nugent was playing in just her second game after missing a month of the season with a broken finger that she injured in what Parker characterized a "freak" accident in practice.
"I thought (Nugent) was absolutely key scoring for us late," Parker said. "And she has the ability to grab rebounds. She's such a steady force for us."
Nugent made a basket from the post with about five minutes to play in the game that gave Meadowdale a 44-42 lead.
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Shorewood missed two shot attempts at the other end of the court and Bretz added a free throw for the game's final score.
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Shorewood (8-2 league, 13-4 overall) started the game with a 7-0 run. Meadowdale (7-3, 12-5) didn't score until three and a half minutes in when Reuble made a free throw that sparked a 9-0 Mavericks' run. In the second quarter, Meadowdale got going early, scoring seven straight points on its way to a 29-25 halftime lead.
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"I think when you're on a roll, you have to win different types of games," Parker said. "Tonight we won a tough, defensive game."
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Shorewood--Masha Shtikel 18, Lauren Thompson 7, Kayla Bradley 5, Gabby Hager 2, Salyna McDonald 2, Lily Gustafson 8, Abby Gustafson 2, Kassie Rasmussen 2, Angel Tulee 0. Meadowdale--Keely Hayes 3, Sara Fjortoft 4, Kearstin Franco 0, Tianna Nugent 10, Alyssa Reuble 10, Julianne Kossian 3, Mackenzie Bretz 13, Madison Parker 6, Ndey Sonko 2. 3-point goals--Shtikel 3, Thompson 1, Hayes 1, Reuble 1, Kossian 1, Parker 2. Records--Shorewood 8-2 league, 13-4 overall. Meadowdale 7-3, 12-5.
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