Oh, and I met some really interesting dogs

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(Should have combined this with the edamame, right?)

Firstly: Stopped at PetCo on Biscayne Blvd. to troll for puppies see if there was anything there Mary's Lb. doesn't carry, and right there by the entrance there was not just a dilute Doberman (fawn or blue, for those not familiar with the term), but blond. Cream. Thiiiis far from albino. Pale blue eyes, totally pink nose and not even any visible points, just an even shade of... well, cream blond.

Actually, he looked a good bit like this dog here [warning, large image]. Apparently they call them 'white', but D'Argo is white; this guy was blond.

Secondly: After the movie, I had just enough time to make it to Wild Oats (they stay open late) to grab a couple of things. As I left the car park, a man was walking his two dogs — A 7-month-old English Bulldog with a prediliction for jumping straight up at your face, because he could; and a mixed breed who was part American Bulldog and... part corgi?!? He wasn't sure, but the dog (aside from being a real sweetheart) was built amazingly like Sirius, including general size. He couldn't be part some-other-basset breed, like Basset Hound, because he had soft pointed ears. Hound + bulldog would be a largeish floppy ear, I'm sure. What a combo!

Now that I have thrilled you all beyond all possible measure, I shall go to bed.

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OHHHhhhhh. Nonono, other peoples' puppies. To pat and fuss over and get puppy-breath kisses if I'm lucky. PetCo/Petsmart/Pet Supermarket don't sell dogs at all, although they all host adoption fairs and might have adoptable cats in residence.

Animal Control, however, slays me every time I have to go there. I'm not quite sure how I manage to walk in another time.

Awwww, Sheila. :) She was a sweetie.