>Larry, I've had dog experiences, but yesterday was the most bizarre. I was >at a huge, immaculate house doing the yearly tuning. Husband let me in, >was very frosty in demeanor, as though I was a great inconvenience. >Took me to the piano which was LOADED with every Christmas statue >possible, but made no effort to clear the top. Wife is in the kitchen at >the table sipping coffee. I gathered I was expected to clear the piano, >asked if the statues could go on a coffee table nearby. I guess so. >Usually I ask the customer to move breakables, but I was so anxious to get >this unpleasant man out of the room I started moving them, and he indeed >did leave. > >A little doggie, maybe ShihTzu?, came in the room and sniffed my tools. I >picked them up to put them on a chair, and suddenly the little thing was >mating with my leg. I was so startled I kicked my leg ferociously, and >next thing I knew the dog was flying through the air and slammed down >across the room. I was horrified, but he stood up and ran away. The >incident must have made a bit of noise, but neither husband in the office >with his back to me or wife at the table even turned. > >Other than that, it was a normal day! >Mark Graham Sounds exactly like a Shih Tzu to me! I lived with one for about a year. Those little dogs have the most incredible sex drive I've ever seen! Jeff Tanner, Piano Technician School of Music University of South Carolina Columbia, SC 29208 (803)-777-4392 (phone) (803)-777-6508 (fax)
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