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OKC Central Chat transcript, May 10, 2013
The Oklahoman's Steve Lackmeyer took questions from readers in today's OKC Central Live Chat. You can join Steve's Q&A's on Fridays at 10 a.m. and submit your questions about the happenings in and around downtown Oklahoma City. Below is an unedited transcript of the chat.
10:00 a.m. Good morning Steve! What is the latest on the candy Factory Lofts building on Sheridan? Is POPS ever going to open in that?
10:01 a.m. I checked in a few months ago and was told the POPS was still moving forward. But clearly something is off track.
10:01 a.m. How long will the construction of Oklahoma Health Care Authority's headquarters on Lincoln take?
10:04 a.m. Renovation of the former Lincoln Plaza at 4345 N Lincoln Blvd. began several weeks ago. As reported by Oklahoman Real Estate Editor Richard Mize, when finished, the transformed property will also be larger, a total of about 160,000 square feet, thanks to a 35-foot-deep addition across the front, which faces Lincoln Boulevard. The healthcare authority expects to move into the property by early 2014.
10:04 a.m. Damn! I always forget that hitting enter doesn't offer more space, but rather submits what I've typed. Sorry about that. Anyway, is there a reason this isn't being posted at 9:30 anymore? This has happened for 3 or 4 chats now. Just curious if you're changing the format of how you'll take questions.
10:06 a.m. Nick, we had a glitch this morning. I'm not aware of the chat board going up later than 9:30 a.m. in previous weeks but I'll look into it.
10:06 a.m. Top of the morning, Steve-o. You think OKC can take on in Memphis? Where do you see this series going. PEACE!!
10:07 a.m. I'm rooting for the Thunder like everyone else!
10:07 a.m. Can we expect construction of either the OU or UCO boathouses to begin this year?
10:07 a.m. UCO, definitely. Not sure about OU.
10:07 a.m. There were talks on Okctalk.com about the new Central Park using the name "Union Commons" (in reference to Union Station) instead of "Oklahoma Park" or "Central Park". How do we get that idea to people in the know?
10:08 a.m. Call you city council representative, attend a public meeting of the MAPS 3 park subcommittee.
10:08 a.m. What do you think will be the best use of Union Station once the park is completed? Event space with a restaurant attached?
10:11 a.m. Hard to say. Because of federal transportation grants used to renovate the property when it was turned into the offices of the Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority, I'm told use of the building has to be transit related unless those funds are paid back. With proper planning and operation, the potential with this property is pretty big. Restaurants, shops, event space, displays and exhibits... this could become quite the community center.
10:11 a.m. Once the OCU law school moves downtown to 8th and Robinson, what will happen to the old law building and law library?
10:11 a.m. As I recall, much of the space will accommodate the growing pre-med program.
10:12 a.m. What's next for Steve Mason and his investment group?
10:12 a.m. Steve is getting pretty busy in the Plaza District, but don't be surprised to see some more announcements soon related to NW 8.
10:12 a.m. Progress has already started on cleaning up the area north of the new I-40 in anticipation of the park and new developments in the years to come. How long until we see the same cleaning up south of I-40, north of the river? 10 years?
10:13 a.m. I think development south of I-40 and north of the river will take place first along Robinson Avenue. We've already seen some private investment in the area, and the linkage to Capitol Hill there is pretty strong.
10:14 a.m. Very exciting news on the Bricktown parking garage! I enjoyed your write up. How optimistic are you that the developer gets the go ahead next week to start work?
10:14 a.m. Well, the developer is simply deciding next week whether to move forward with the project. He'll still need to go through various reviews throughout the summer.
10:14 a.m. t seems like Joey's Pizzeria is doing well and Paramount is a very cool place. What is the next great idea/project for Film Row?
10:15 a.m. Get ready for a Health Nut Cafe to open in the Hart Building.
10:15 a.m. Note to Mitchell - you're wasting your time.
10:15 a.m. I noticed they painted the other apartment building right behind The Mule in the Plaza District. Is there a plan to redo that building as well or is it just aesthetic to match the other building?
10:16 a.m. I don't know. I'll ask.
10:16 a.m. What are the chances that the city can't afford the land the convention center is planned to be built? What will they do then?
10:17 a.m. I don't know. I expect we'll get an idea as to where this transaction is heading within the next month or so.
10:17 a.m. It seems that on the Mystery Tower front, we've moved from "Is this actually going to happen?" to "Is this going to happen in OKC?". Is OKC at risk of losing out on this deal to another city or are we finally drawing close to an announcement?
10:17 a.m. I'm not worried. I'm really not worried.
10:18 a.m. Steve - Were there any details about the new Bricktown garage you weren't able to include in today's story? I'm curious what part of the current lot will be taken up, what will be done with the rest of the lot, and how will this effect the current monthly parkers.
10:18 a.m. Yes, there are a lot of details that simply can't fit into a daily story. I'll try to address it in a post at OKC Central.
10:19 a.m. Can you clear up what's going on with the railroad crossings downtown? I didn't think it was quiet zone work, but is that what's going on?
10:19 a.m. Yes. The crossings, especially at NW 9, were very, very rough. They are being improved, but this work is not a part of the proposed quiet zone project.
10:19 a.m. Will Spokies continue to expand? There's some conversation at OKCTALK.com about Spokies and who it's actually serving and such. Are there more stations coming online that you know of that might better serve downtown patrons?
10:23 a.m. I am aware of developers looking at buying into the system - I suspect that's how much of it will grow from here on out.
10:23 a.m. Are there any plans for the NE and NW corner lots at Broadway and NE 13th? Both lots seem ripe for development.
10:24 a.m. Both lots are owned by MTV Investments, which are holdings of Mark Moore. They are great sites. But with Heritage Hills nearby, development won't be without some challenges.
10:24 a.m. Steve, which district do you see developing faster? 23rd Street or Film District? Where would you personally start a business if you had to choose between these two districts?
10:27 a.m. That's a good question. I think they're very different animals. Film Row is a bit ahead of 23rd, but the potential with 23rd, and the work to be done, is much greater. Film Row is becoming a mix of creative firms, corporate offices, a sprinkling of eateries and a home for our city's growing film community. I've heard several folks dream of making 23rd similar to Austin's South Congress street. And I can see that.
10:27 a.m. Will you check on the Bricktown POPS again and give a little update please? I thought it was going to be a smash hit in Bricktown.
10:28 a.m. Have you seen any plans for the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts? Is it going to be mixed use or just a bunch of art placed over a few acres?
10:29 a.m. Nope. If plans exist, they've not been shared publicly. My understanding is it will be far more ambitious than art placed over a few acres.
10:29 a.m. Anything to the rumors that OKC is expanding its airport?
10:30 a.m. Not to my knowledge. Will Rogers World Airport underwent a pretty big expansion a few years ago. I know their plan allows for more gates to be built - but I'm not aware of OKC running out of gates.
10:30 a.m. Hey Steve! It's great to see that some true loft housing will be built in the Mideke building in Bricktown. Could this be the downtown loft housing spark that Bricktown really needs to get more of the unused upper building space purchased and developed?
10:31 a.m. Yes. Other property owners are watching. We'll see what happens.
10:31 a.m. Is Sandridge still adding signage to the top of their tower? If so, when?
10:31 a.m. I don't know. Everything seems to be up in the air with SandRidge right now.
10:31 a.m. It seems that construction on the new Holiday Inn Express in Bricktown has slowed down? Is it due to bad weather or are they having some type of development holdup?
10:34 a.m. The site is clear. They've got a building permit. I suspect we'll see construction starting shortly.
10:35 a.m. What are the chances the Norman - Edmond commuter rail will happen? When do you expect it to happen?
10:35 a.m. Advocates for such transit are very vocal. But the money required for such lines is pretty steep. I don't know...
10:36 a.m. What timeline do you see for the new bricktown parking garage? has anything been approved yet?
10:36 a.m. Nothing has been approved yet. This is all in the planning stage right now.
10:36 a.m. Hey Steve I remember from a couple chats back you said you would be taking well deserved time off this summer. Good for you, but I will certainly miss your reports. Big plans?
10:37 a.m. I don't know at this point. Certainly I'll be enjoying time with my sons.
10:37 a.m. Hey Steve, from a bigger-picture transit perspective, can the new Karchmer garage potentially be connected in coming years to the future intermodal transit hub to facilitate long-term parking for Megabus/Amtrak/public transit/etc? That transit parking had been planned south of Reno whereas this is now just as close and fits more snuggly with Bricktown's urban fabric, so I was curious if anyone had already expressed interest in that. Thanks!
10:37 a.m. I'm not sure.
10:37 a.m. In regards to the new GE Oil & Gas Research Center, there was an article in the Norman Transcript that mentioned two Norman sites are being considered, but didn't clarify if those two sites were the only ones left or if they were just mentioning it as it relates to Norman. Is OKC proper out of the running for this?
10:38 a.m. OKC is competing with Norman. And keep in mind, the last I heard, OKC has a far bigger arsenal of incentives than Norman. This game has only just begun.
10:38 a.m. Did the silo mural kickstarter being filled bring a tear to your eye? It's really great to see the community come together for something beautiful. Just when you lose faith in humanity, something great like this happens. And I'm sitting here donating as much as I can spare thinking that nobody else is going to donate to this thing that most people would find dumb. But they do! Incredible!
10:39 a.m. I think the mural will make a good impression on visitors.
10:39 a.m. What do you see for the future of "lower bricktown"? It seems that there's a ton of open space down there with a LOT of potential. Why don't more bars/restaurants pursue that space? Is the rent too high?
10:40 a.m. There's a lot of open space being used for surface parking. I'm not aware of much open space left for development (unless that parking were to be plowed up and a garage were built)
10:40 a.m. Any word on a new restaurant occupying the old Coach's space in the ballpark?
10:40 a.m. Nope.
10:40 a.m. Should I buy a fixer-upper in Mesta Park or a nice house in Belle Isle for the same amount of money? I'm indescisive as heck.
10:43 a.m. Mesta Park would be my pick. The area is continuing to improve. Belle Isle is near a big box retail center with a Walmart as its anchor. What happens to that shopping center if big box retailers continue to shrink or go out of business? Many people I respect argue the Belle Isle Shopping Center is disposable architecture at its worst. And if it goes down, how does that affect nearby neighborhoods?
10:43 a.m. Top of the morning Steve! Sorry to get off topic with but I was a bit curious about restuarnats in the area do you think there is any possibility a vegetarian restuarant could survive in this neck of the woods?
10:43 a.m. Yes.
10:43 a.m. What is the work going on at the Memorial?
10:44 a.m. I think you're referring to improvements to the old federal plaza. I don't know why it's taking so long.
10:44 a.m. I have heard mixed reviews on Packards Kitchen. Have you been?
10:44 a.m. Yep. And I loved it.
10:44 a.m. Besides Toby Keith's OK Kids Korral on the south end of the OUHSC campus, what else can we expect for this area?
10:45 a.m. Construction is expected to start this summer on an Embassy Suites hotel.
10:45 a.m. Who will be in charge/has authority for the design review for the new bricktown garage?
10:45 a.m. The Bricktown Urban Design Committee.
10:45 a.m. What's up with the empty lot on the corner of 13th and Broadway next to Garage Loft apartments? Should be a prime location for a new business with everything happening to Broadway in the coming years.
10:45 a.m. See earlier answer.
10:45 a.m. Any upcoming stories about the Peloton Wine Bar that Schlegels is building on Automobile Alley?
10:46 a.m. This is new to me. I'll look into it.
10:46 a.m. Ah, okay. I completely misread what you wrote. My apologies. What is Don Karchmer waiting on to know if he wants to proceed? Can you share?
10:46 a.m. He's firming up "sale" of blocks of spaces to other parties.
10:46 a.m. What's going to happen to the woman who embezzled all the money from the YWCA? I hope they string her up by her thumbs.
10:47 a.m. I don't know. But my heart breaks for Jan Peery, director of the YWCA. She doesn't need this soap opera after dealing with the tragic death of her son, police officer Chad Peery.
10:47 a.m. By the way, a kudos should go out to Downtown OKC, Inc. for their donation to help get the silo mural funded. That's going to look great! Also, there's word they may be doing something with Spokies. Do you know anything?
10:47 a.m. I'll ask.
10:48 a.m. Steve, I think the underground is a very cool part of downtown, but I would rather see heavy foot traffic above ground than below and am thus torn about the plans for the new garage. In your opinion what would be the best thing for future of downtown okc?
10:48 a.m. I can appreciate arguments from both sides. I need to think this through before I come up with more questions.
10:48 a.m. Hi Steve! Look into your crystal ball...what is the next district that will start forming? I'm betting the area around 10th and robinson (packards area) might get a boost soon and connect with mcnellies, etc.)
10:49 a.m. 10th and Robinson is part of MidTown - it's already on the rise. As for me - I'm rooting for Farmers Public Market.
10:49 a.m. Steve I was very excited to hear about the funding coming in for the Rick Sinnett mural. Are you familiar with any other kickstarter projects in OKC area that you think newsok readers should take a look at?
10:49 a.m. After seeing some other Kickstarters go sour, I'm very reluctant to bring attention to them.
10:50 a.m. The Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark looks great and they've made some nice improvements to the park itself. Any word on what they might have in store for the old Coach's space? Also, I've continued to contact them regarding the missing trees on the south side of the park along Reno, but still no response or action.
10:50 a.m. Yeah, those trees look awful. I'm told the problem is that irrigation was "value engineered" out of the original MAPS ballpark budget.
10:50 a.m. Do you think that Federal Corp. will ever move out of Bricktown and open up their prime real estate to development?
10:50 a.m. Nope.
10:51 a.m. Do you agree with Oklahoma City and Tulsa being named top 5 redneck cities? Some days I do, some days I don't, and some days I'm not sure.
10:51 a.m. Nope. It's just another website trolling for traffic.
10:51 a.m. Steve, do you know which convention center plan is Larry Nichols' favorite? Have any of them grown on you?
10:52 a.m. He seems to like the latest one that creates more pedestrian flow between the Myriad Gardens and Core to Shore park by building the exhibit hall space under Hudson Avenue.
10:52 a.m. When is the future light rail route going to be set in stone? (don't say when the tracks are laid)
10:52 a.m. The streetcar route continues to be debated. I suspect this will all be settled within the next year.
10:53 a.m. In your opinion what are the chances of okc getting a Mission Chinese within the next 3 years? If you got to decide where would you put it?
10:54 a.m. The guy has a following. He's from OKC, and I read that he wants to open a restaurant here. If I had to guess, it wouldn't surprise me if he ends up with a restaurant at Classen Curve. But that's pure guesswork on my behalf.
10:54 a.m. Is there anything going on over at First National?
10:54 a.m. Yes. But it's hard to figure out what.
10:54 a.m. What's the holdup on construction at the Emerson Alternative School? They started work, but it doesn't look like anything has happened in weeks.
10:54 a.m. I saw work going on yesterday.
10:55 a.m. Wouldn't it be cool if the G.E. research facility was on the co-op site south of brick town? Is there even a remote possibility of this?
10:55 a.m. Would it be cool? Yes. But that dirt is pricey.
10:55 a.m. Are you encouraged by the little bits of positive news coming out of the CHK camp lately (profits, winning lawsuits)? Is there trouble beneath the surface or are things starting to turn around for them?
10:56 a.m. Folks I talk to say they expect Chesapeake will survive, but won't be as big as it has been. Now, SandRidge.... that has folks worried.
10:56 a.m. Is the overall height of the Sandridge amenities building being altered with the new plans?
10:57 a.m. Nope.
10:57 a.m. Also, what do you think of Aubrey's new ventures? Boosts to the OKC corporate landscape? Hopeful for big things from Aubrey?
10:57 a.m. I don't bet against Aubrey McClendon.
10:57 a.m. I saw in the energy beat that several people have shown interest in leasing in the Braniff building. Do you know who?
10:57 a.m. Nope.
10:57 a.m. Do you ever wish there were 5th, 6th, and 7th Friday's in a single month? I'm wondering how all the various District-Monthly-Friday-Events will play together with limited Friday night slots for their monthly's. Competition vs Cooperation?
10:58 a.m. There's enough for everybody to have fun.
10:58 a.m. Steve, have you had the chance to tour the Aloft Hotel yet?
10:58 a.m. nope
10:58 a.m. Has the Cotton Ranch tower ever been renovated? Seems time for a little spruce up.
10:59 a.m. If the garage gets built in Bricktown (as I reported today), I think we're going to see major developments withCotter Ranch (Chase) Tower
10:59 a.m. What's the latest on the East Bricktown project? They cleared the buildings, but workers no longer seem to be around.
10:59 a.m. They're preparing to relocate water lines, clean up the dirt. This project will go slowly.
10:59 a.m. Do you ever see OKC adding a subway system?
10:59 a.m. NO.
10:59 a.m. What were your thoughts on the design of the new police headquarters and court house? I thought it was very meh.
11:00 a.m. It has no interaction with Main Street. Police have their security needs. But I'm not sure this will help in redeveloping the street.
11:00 a.m. If this new parking garage is built and the Underground Tunnel is expanded, could we see it finally expand more into the Bricktown District?
11:01 a.m. I doubt it. But I never saw this coming either.
11:01 a.m. Is the new downtown elementary going to be a charter school?
11:01 a.m. Yes.
11:01 a.m. Several calls made this morning regarding the Karchmer Garage. I'm actually shocked that such a plan has been allowed to propagate. There is absolutely no chance that the garage will meaningfully move forward through the approval process.
11:02 a.m. I presume you're referring to the desire to ensure a route for a possible high speed rail?
11:02 a.m. What are the chances Bass Pro ever leaves Bricktown and we get to take another shot at that space?
11:02 a.m. Anything is possible in 20 years.
11:03 a.m. Do you and Briana share information and sources? What happens if you guys get the same scoop?
11:03 a.m. Yes. We work together now! But if we get the same scoop? Well, I guess it's a fight to the death in cage match?
11:04 a.m. My bad! I guess by "lower bricktown" I meant space along the canal. Below Michael Murphys etc.
11:04 a.m. Ah. That's different. I don't know. We're seeing some progress with Captain Norm's. But the canal level hasn't taken off as people hoped.
11:04 a.m. I know many people see dense housing going into the area south of i40 and north of the river around the park. What do you see for the future of this area? Any plan for getting rid of the scrap yard just east of shields?
11:05 a.m. I'll be writing on this this summer.
11:05 a.m. How big of a mistake was Classen Curve?
11:05 a.m. Why do you think it's a mistake?
11:05 a.m. Did the OUHSC Embassy Suites hotel change their site plan any?
11:05 a.m. No, not really.
11:05 a.m. Who is overseeing design standards for lower Bricktown and why does everything that gets built there look like it belongs on Memorial i.e. extremely suburban?
11:06 a.m. It's the Oklahoma City Urban Renewal Authority. The developer is Randy Hogan.
11:06 a.m. When are the feds going to get back to us about the blvd plans? Wenger if you are reading this we have not forgotten about the blvd!
11:06 a.m. I don't know.
11:06 a.m. Belle Isle neighborhood has been desirable back to the 60's and is right next to Nichols Hills.....I do not agree about the shopping center affecting the desirability of living in Belle Isle.....Mesta Park is much older and will require many dollars to shore up those brick foundations...
11:06 a.m. did downtown okc inc allow you to chat from their offices today?
11:07 a.m. Yes, but I didn't have time to get up there. I'll do it soon!
11:07 a.m. Steve, what is going on with the Preftakes block? I don't understand why he'd buy up the properties and just squat on them when there's a lot of potential. Is something in the works? Is he content to sit on them forever?
11:07 a.m. Hmmmm.....
11:07 a.m. There were some less than stellar reviews of the recent Better Block OKC in the Farmers Market area. Did you attend?
11:08 a.m. Yep. The weather was not kind. I thought it was well done. The critics... well, there's always going to be some folks who like to throw rocks at everything they don't think up themselves.
11:08 a.m. With the new yoga studio and the Better Block event around the Farmers Market, do you think that area will start seeing more development?
11:08 a.m. Yes.
11:08 a.m. What are the plans for the Tower Theatre
11:08 a.m. Nothing so far.
11:08 a.m. Any chance Live on the Plaza will get big enough that they close down 16th street on those Friday nights?
11:09 a.m. I don't know.
11:09 a.m. packards, 324, and the new BBQ place on 23rd are all going to be or are great additions to the central okc food scene. Heard of anything else coming up soon? Anything in particular you would like to see?
11:09 a.m. I'd love to see an Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in the Tower Theater.
11:09 a.m. What do you think is the life span of the Peake? Another 20 years? more?
11:09 a.m. 20 years sounds about right
11:09 a.m. What are the guys over at the energy desk saying about the chances of Sandridge still being around in 5 years?
11:10 a.m. I'm rarely in the newsroom ;)
11:10 a.m. I've seen more work on the old Arcade Building in the Film District, any updates on the building?
11:10 a.m. Nope.
11:10 a.m. Time for the weekly Waffle House update. Any news, Steve?
11:11 a.m. Yes. It's being built next to Tyler's house. And Tyler has spent a lot of time trying to impersonate regular participants in this chat. Tyler needs to get a job.
11:11 a.m. A friend brought up the topic the other day of an NFL team in OKC and thought the co-op site just south of Bricktown would be a nice space for a stadium. If this was even a possibility in the future would that area be big enough?
11:11 a.m. It's not going to happen. Not at the Coop site. Not in OKC. Not in Oklahoma. College football is too strong.
11:12 a.m. Stopping a needed garage for wishful high speed rail would be nothing short of stupid.
11:12 a.m. Hi Steve. We attended the Better Block event at Farmers' Market and were impressed by all the attention brought to that amazing yet neglected area. That has to be one of the finest markets designed - with that that enveloping curve and the wonderful solid style of the buildings. I felt hopeful. Any feedback you heard that it will get off the ground soon?
11:13 a.m. I think the property owners were inspired enough to get something going.
11:13 a.m. No. Having participated in the Hub Study conducted by ACOG, that area cannot contain a building a efficiently serve potential future rail line to Midwest City/Dell City, Ward 7 NE Line, and yes, potential High Speed Rail (that probably being much further out). The effectiveness of a MAPS 3 Santa Fe Station would be compromised.
11:13 a.m. Who is your favorite person to follow on twitter?
11:13 a.m. Darth Vader. But he's been way too quiet of late.
11:13 a.m. what is the expected completion date for the Edge in Midtown
11:14 a.m. 2014
11:14 a.m. Has the Journal Record building deal gone south?
11:14 a.m. no
11:14 a.m. Will the Rise on 23rd St be housing or retail space?
11:14 a.m. Retail.
11:14 a.m. If you wanted a downtown farmers market- what would you do to get the ball rolling, and any thoughts on a food truck trailer park in the vacant lot near Big truck tacos?
11:15 a.m. Get a great bar opened up where the service station is.
11:15 a.m. A food truck park will have to go through some red tape with the city.
11:15 a.m. When are you guys expected to move into the century center? any rumors about what the restaurant will be on the first floor?
11:15 a.m. I believe the plan is still for mid-2014.
11:16 a.m. OK will not have an NFL team in the next 100 yrs
11:16 a.m. I saw the the aforementioned trees at the ball park and was disapointed too. Also big square plots filled with weeds on the west side but apparently meant for for something more interesting...
11:16 a.m. I second your motion for an Alamo.
11:16 a.m. on a serious waffle note, has work started on the waffle place going in the bottom floor of 1212 across from 1492?
11:16 a.m. Yes.
11:16 a.m. Nick - patience, please.
11:16 a.m. Do you think Mick will run for mayor again?
11:16 a.m. I don't know.
11:17 a.m. I think it would be easier to open up more fun bars in OKC, if the city officials didn't treat them like strip clubs
11:17 a.m. Mistakes at Classen Curve are considered to be that it faces in not out, it appears cold and uninviting, that tenants required financial incentives in order to sign leases, some of whom were robbed from nearby Nichols Hills Plaza. Agree with any or all of these?
11:17 a.m. Cafe 7 is doing great.
11:17 a.m. How has Cafe 7 done in First National?
11:17 a.m. Folks, I have to sign out now. Have a great weekend!


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Need some guidance here! We had to put our family Welsh Corgi down several months ago and the kids are clamoring for a new dog. We decided to go the "dog pound" route this time and the kids found a beautiful dog named Oscar on petfinders.com in nearby Williamsburg. We went out and met him yesterday and he's a high energy dog with separation anxiety. In short, he's the complete opposite of our recently departed corgi.
Anybody have any experience with and / or knowledge of Catahoula Leopard Dogs? Any insight at all is greatly appreciated, as I don't want to "rescue" this beautiful dog only to find out he's not a good fit due to his temperament versus our active lifestyle (meaning we're gone at football games, baseball tournaments, etc. and he's going to be spending some time alone).
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I have never heard of this breed. So for the others in the same boat here is a picture. Does look high energy.
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I have never heard of this breed. So for the others in the same boat here is a picture. Does look high energy.
I know nothing about them either, hence my question to the board. The Wikipedia entry says they're the State Dog of Louisiana and are descended from breeding between wolves and war-dogs brought over by Spanish explorers! They're used in the south for cattle herding and rounding up feral pigs in the brush. In short, my impression is that the breed might not be suited to be a "house-dog" / companion, and I'm wondering if anybody might have experience to counter my concerns. The kids all want him but I'm the one who'll have to deal with any consequences of a poor decision. Help!
If I knew how to insert photos, I'd post a picture of the dog in question; he's a handsome beast!
Here is the picture of "Oscar" from iccyfan.
catahoula dogs are excellent cattle dogs.we had one back in the fifties .the dog was great with cattle and also made a good coon hunting dog and was as good at fighting racoons compared to regular coonhounds.
Our family had a catahoula leopard when our children were little. Good with kids, but she lived outside on our farm. We raised hogs at the time, and Blue (her name) would climb over the hog panel fence to practice "herding" pigs inside their large pen. The instinct must have been strong! They are kind of a cool dog, as not many have heard of them, and they are so unusual looking, especially if they have those light blue eyes. I have never heard of anyone having one for a house dog. Blue lived in our unfenced yard, and died of natural causes at the age of 5.
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I live in Louisiana. I have actually been to Catahoula! And as someone said this breed is the "State Dog Of Louisiana".
They are called Catahoula Hounds. The interesting thing is that I have only ever talked with the owner of one...and that was in Annapolis, MD. She said it was a great dog. But then you rarely run into someone that doesn't love their own dog, do you.
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Separation anxiety is a wierd trait to deal with in a dog. My lab would follow me to the can and sit and watch me if I let him.
He's comfortable in his kennel and has a good bladder so we can leave for 5 hours and be ok.
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Separation anxiety is a wierd trait to deal with in a dog.
The lady at the rescue shelter says they treat him with one antihistimine tablet (hydroxyzine) in the AM "to take the edge off". That was new to me and possible help for your lab?
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The lady at the rescue shelter says they treat him with one antihistimine tablet (hydroxyzine) in the AM "to take the edge off". That was new to me and possible help for your lab?
We have to give him prednisone for his allergies, and I'm hesitant to give him too many meds. But he definitely needs the edge taken off!
I had a catahoula dog. He was a great dog. Very protective of me. They are protective dogs and you might want to make sure that your kids aren't wrestling with other kids when he is around. My old roommate and I were wrestling and he jump off the couch and started biting him on the leg. I thought I was hurting him and it was my dog nibbling on his leg. Other than that he was a good dog.
Just a little insight about a Catahoula Leopard Dog for you. I work in insurance, we won't insure anyone with this type of breed, they can be very territorial and high strung. They need a lot of room and attention, otherwise they will become testy. I have a high energy dog right now, if you aren't used to walking and playing with it all the time it could be difficult to mold to your family's schedules. If it is a puppy you might have a chance to work with it, if it is older and already has the anxiety, I would suggest finding another fit with the kids. Last thing you want is to have friends over and the dog get over protective.
I've been around a lot of working an dhunting dogs with similar energy level to the Catahoula. My take is if you are able and willin got provide LOTS of exercise and mental stimulation EVERY DAY you will get alonmg just fine. if not these types of dogs ca. be a handful. If you have nevr had a high energy dog before this can be easy to overlook. I currently have a German Shorthair Pointer. He is a great dog and is well trained. But, if he does not get serious exercise every day he will turn into a butthead. One way he will manifest his pent up energy is by chewing on everything in sight including his pen.
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Just a little insight about a Catahoula Leopard Dog for you. I work in insurance, we won't insure anyone with this type of breed, they can be very territorial and high strung.
Then to my insurance agent, he'll be "some mutt we picked up at the pound"! I guess everybody knows about insurance company qualms regarding pits, rots & dobies, but is there a list of breeds that are frowned upon? Can you cut & paste it?
In all seriousness, thanks to all who've shared their opinions on the breed. This particular "rescue agency" requires an over-night visit as part of the adoption process, so we'll get to view him in our home environment if we go forward (I've filled out their application). They're also providing a local Catahoula reference for us so we can speak with the owner.
Please keep any thoughts coming; I need all the help I can get...
-The following dogs (or mixes of these dogs) are unacceptable:
o Rottweiler
o Doberman Pinscher
o Akita
o Chow
o American Bandogge Mastiff
o Neopolitan Mastiff
o English Bull Terrier
o Kyiapso
o Alaskan Malamute
o Bull Mastiff
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o Catahoula (Leopard Dog and Bulldog)
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Kind of interesting to look at, German Shepherds were just removed from our list, but can be sketchy still. I know what you are all thinking I had that and it wasn't bad. Insurance companies have to go on stats, not personal experiences, my brothers both have Rots, I love them, but usually won't insure them! Let me know if you have any other questions! Shorthair pointers are the best hunting/family dogs, my 9 year old male just died last September, it was a shame.
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The Source Field Investigations was a New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today best seller that uncovered hidden science and lost prophecies to illuminate an entirely new understanding of our world today. In his new book, The Synchronicity Key, David Wilcock embarks on an astonishing investigation into what lies beyond this new understanding of how our universe works - finding proof that everything in our lives is not only connected, but it also all influences everything else.
Using history, astrology, and synchronicity theory as well as concepts such as fractals, spiritual geometry, quantum physics, and other new research, Wilcock shows that there is a hidden architecture within time, guiding individuals and nations through a system of enlightenment Joseph Campbell called the Hero's Journey. Historical events occur in shockingly precise, repeating cycles of time as a result. Once we understand and identify the hidden laws governing the fates of individuals and nations through seemingly random "synchronicity", we are left with a remarkable blueprint of how best to lead our lives in this uncertain and confusing world.
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"If you liked The Source Field Investigations..."
I really enjoyed the super fascinating information complied in Wilcock's earlier published book, The Source Field Investigations. I have listened to the book numerous times and still find new information that intrigues me. Favorite parts- Baxter and all of chapter 8!
This book, The Synchronicity Key is also full of facts and interesting perspectives to ponder, however you will want to skip the entire 1st chapter. I almost gave up on the book during this unexpected beginning. From chapter 2 to the very end, I was continually intrigued and will listen to sections of this book again as it is a lot of information to process in one long sitting.
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I just got this book and didn't stop until it was finished. I heard David Wilcock on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory and was happy to find The Synchronicity Key here on Audible. David narrates this book and he is an amazing speaker. I can't get enough of his incredible information. If you have been on a quest for knowledge about the mysteries of life you can find it many places, but you will have to read a plethora of books. David has compiled years of research into this work. Fascinating! I am off to get another book by David.
"A scholarly work that is a bit too long"
For those of us that have read the Law of One series or found ourselves reading it only to release you've been living/doing it this book is of good help. I think I would have gotten more out of it if I hadn't already found myself on the Law of One path before I knew what the Law of One is. Read it if you haven't. This book ties in completely with the Source Field Investigations, but adds so much more depth to everything. Here the author takes what was covered in the Source Field Investigations and add another level to it. The author goes more indepth into how were all connected and that life isn't as completely random as we thought. We're not controlled because of 'Free Will', but we are guided as much as we can be. We're still human after all. I personally found the sections on forgiveness useful and helpful. I use information from them to help my students by giving them a perspective that isn't mine. Like my Buddhist teacher and my Tao Sifu used to do. I recommend this book to my friends and family. Check it out. What do you have to lose? What do you have to gain?
"A lofty undertaking, but who edited this mess?"
There is some very valuable content included. The distillation of the "Law of One" material is undoubtedly worth the price of admission...
However, the book meanders endlessly, and what structure it has is remarkably difficult to follow. It weaves in and out of his own personal spiritual journey, global financial conspiracies, techniques of screenwriting, the work of psychic Edgar Casey, his various living experiences in LA, etc. It's kind of a mess.
Additionally, the author's reading performance is extremely 'one note' --and that note is "THIS IS... THE. MOST. IMPORTANT. SENTENCE."-- which makes it very difficult to listen to.
I honestly wished I'd bought the physical book or Kindle version so I could skim to the parts I find more valuable.
The structure of 'The Source Field Investigations' is also challenged... but not to this degree, and that text is at least 80% genuine data, vs. the 30% data and 70% personal reflection and editorializing in "Synchronicity".
Do you know the old play on William Shatner in 'Star Trek'? Where everything is said with such overpowering drama and intensity that it's almost to the level of caricature?
1) Delve more deeply into the Law of One.
2) Talk less about my own spiritual process. It's like listening to parents talk about their kids. Or listening to someone describe a drug experience. (i.e. "you had to be there.")
3) Fast forward with some regularity.
I appreciate David's insight, depth of research, and drive to weave such far-reaching data into a cohesive treatise...
However, the "editor" of 'The Synchronicity Key' didn't really do a sufficient job, and it makes the transmission of the (very valuable) content an extremely awkward affair.
"Reading is halting and hard to listen to."
Yes, as long as he wasn't reading it - it was terrible! He places emphasis on each word so there's no way you don't understand that He. Is. Making. A. Point....
YES - I had to turn it to speed 1.25 and that helped, but it hurts my ears to listen to this book.
Uh - no.
Buy the printed or Kindle version.
"Interesting info, tone is a bit contrived"
I recommend it for those interested in a deeper look at the interesting mysteries and anomalies of time and reality. Get ready for an author that is 100% invested in a vastly different concept of reality than you are used to. It's an intriguing compilation of information. I was turned off by his tone, like he's selling the info instead of just presenting it truthfully. Some of the conjecture is a bit far fetched, and not well supported (at least within the text), but much of the theme of the synchronicity of time is very compelling and deserving of more attention. Also was a but turned off by how often he relied on direct quotations from other work, and how often he was selling his other book. Probably 1/5 of the book is repeating quotations from his sources. it's also very redundant how he reviews the key points of every section at the end. I had to check many times because I thought the recording skipped or rewound and was repeating, until I got used to his style.
"Republicans=Evil; Democrats=angels"
If you believe that the 911 terror attacks were an inside job, or that a secret, all-knowing military cabal is ,responsible for every war in history, or if you believe that every Republican is evil and every Democrat is an angel, then David Wilcock is for you. Continually blasting the reader with :Bush, Reagan, Nixon are evil incarnate and part of the Cabal threatening humanity, while Carter and other democrats are angels sent to help humanity, this book clearly destroys Wilcock's credibility. He's gone from an author with spiritual insights in his first book, to a political hack with political bias in this book. The first 1/3 of this book was spent recapping his first book, the Source Field Investigations, and the second 1/3 of the book was spent showing readers how to write a Hollywood screen play, and the final 1/3 of the book was spent spewing political diatribe. Wilcock claims to be the reincarnation of Edgar Cayce, yet Edgar Cayce became more credible and more spiritual as he traveled through his life, while Wilcock has become less credible and more political as he travels his life. I don't remember Edgar Cayce ever being political, which made him relevant to everyone's life. Wilcock is only relevant to the 911 inside job conspiracy theoriists, and democrats. Might as well read Alex Jones instead.
"It gives all the facts, loved it!"
I truly enjoyed how he provided factual evidence. This is a great book for all of those who are interested in the law of attraction, energy and its manifestations.
David Wilcock the author.
All of it. He makes sure his audience understands every angel he is coming from.
Did you mean: Your manifestations of thought can be brought to life, you have to be cognitively to all of your thought processes negitive and positive.
This book is life changing.... but you have to find out for yourself.
"Needs a professional reader."
I don't know. I couldn't stand to listen to his extremely slow pace of reading. He pauses for about 3 seconds between every two or three words. I listened for about 30 minutes, which probably could have been read in about 10 minutes at a normal pace, but got frustrated listening wanting him to HURRY UP!!! SAY IT!!! STOP PAUSING!!!
I couldn't get through it with his reading pace. Perhaps if a professional reader read it I'd listen to it.
Talk at a normal pace.
"New Age skills interpret political bias"
Authors lack of emphasis of 'his own ownership as being the source' of all which he is politically against.
The Prophet and Tippecanoe event. Grew up nearby and knew it was important but was unsure why til now.
Clear and engaging narration.
Parts 1 and 2 yes...could not finish part 3 because of the political content early on...unsure what followed.
Written like a Hollywood production with all the authors bad guys overly well defined.
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