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John P. Pytlak, Senior Technical Specialist
Worldwide Technical Services, Entertainment Imaging
Research Labs, Building 69, Room 7525A
Rochester, New York, 14650-1922 USA
Tel: 716-477-5325 Cell: 716-781-4036 Fax: 716-722-7243
E-Mail: john.pytlak@kodak.com
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Paul, the "Weenie Man"

, if I an fortunate to win that thing, I'll bring it along with me this summer and maybe we can have a back yard weenie roast with your friends and family.

By the way, why doesn't Brad have a smiley? (Brad, you are invited for this test, also.)

Paul, the "Weenie man"

First one to guess, <although i think its an easy one> gets free "Film-Guard" courtesy of Brad just kidding!!!!

You are obviously speaking of the wonderfull DALMATIAN..often spelled DalmatiOn! I have one of my own, hoping to at some time, get another one..I don't think my Dalmatian, whose name is Two-Tone, would ever fight a pitbull, she is more confortable lounging on the couch waiting for her supper!
Should I give you my address now so I can receive my prize??!!

Paul Goulet

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Right now I only have one Dalmatian (Two-Tone) and occasionally when she wants to play or wants my attention.. she will "cry"..not alot..But sometiems she will. I want to get another Dalmatian soon, but I dont know if the new pup and Two-Tone, who is 5 years old, will get along. Maybe Rory could tell me if his Dalmatians get along..and by the way...Where the HECK is my prize??

It is tough to say......whilst my Dals get along It has taken some effort to achieve this. My unnuetered male is quite the territorial and aggresive beast as he has earned his position while defending his two female companions one his <self-appointed wife and the other female being his blood daughter> He definatley doesnt like other dogs and just recently tried to nip an Bloodhound pup in the nose throught the chain linke fence in which i keep him in. I definately believe that dogs are like people and vary in their temperament and personalities. As a general rule Dalmations are highly territorial and possesive and demonstrate jealousy just like a human would which could provoke any type of behaviour even with another dog of its same type. I wish you good luck and only dicipline and distance will give you appropriate response you are looking for. I would suggest you obtain a Dal pup on a contigency basis per the dogs getting along in order to prevent you from having to give up your pup because of you adults behaviour towards it! In my case the three Dals I own have been together since day on and as far as the pup was concerned both my Dals have that kin instinct and thus tolerate each other. I have however experienced a power struggle amongst the two females and they both had to "scrap" to establish hierarchy and thus the Mom is still number "2" dog. It was a shortlived little struggle but in seconds once can tell the capacity of aggresiveness and power they are capable and I imagine what other "street" dogs must have experienced while Dals were escorting firecarts in them olden days.....yikes!!! Lastly, if you can obtain a pup to add to you Dal collection it would be a worthwhile effort as two dalmations are definately better than one! They will entertain each other quite well and will never require any extra form of excercise and they will "tire" each other out every day. Its worth the try!!!!!!!! Good luck!!!

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