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Any of these may be on my Treo at any given time: Dave Matthews Band (Going to see them 3 times next week!!!) Phish Bright Eyes White Stripes moe String Cheese IncidentBeatles Widespread Panic

We use little rubber lizards. We use Sharpies to sign them, and we give each one it's own "name" to make each one unique. We call them Google Lizards. We often laugh at how silly this game is when we're sitting there watching t.v., drawing on little rubber lizards!

Good point on the burrs. I hadn't thought about that. I'm leaning towards German Shepherd and Lab. My first dog was a German Shepherd and she was by far the smartest dog I've ever seen. Labs just seem to be all-terrain type dogs, with the bonus of short hair. I know how much foliage I have hanging off of me after caching- don't want to have to de-burr my dog all night!

Nugget is a beautiful dog!

I've responded to this one already at TXGA but I'll throw my opinion out here too. This issue isn't about FTF. It's about cache owner's rights. I would never put this requirement on one of my caches. But a cache owner puts time, money, effort, and creativity into his cache. He or she should have the right to put little zany rules on their cache of they want. You wouldn't restrict your cache. I wouldn't mine. But that's the point- it's YOUR cache. Natural selection will take place. Enough dumb rules on your caches, and people will stop looking for them. But you have the right as a cache owner to look at your logless cache page if you want. When cache finders start sending cache hiders money for their efforts, then they can dictate rules to them. FROM TXGA: "As it is, FTF has way less to do with skill than work schedule, up to date internet access, timing of posting, and the like. That's why I'm surprised some cachers make such a big deal about FTF, because it doesn't indicate any special achievement, per se." That thread discusses how to give FTF some significance, but that's another issue altogether. It just seems to me this is all about the rights of the FTFer, and we're forgetting about the rights of the cache owner, however stupid their desires may be.

I currently have three dogs that I love lots and lots, but there's one problem: they're sorry cachers! My two little dogs (Casey Jones & Stella Blue) just can't hack the excitement. They're 10 years old and their little legs can't keep up. My other monster (Maximus) is a fun-loving, spazmaster Weimeraner. Just walking him takes your undivided attention! http://img.Groundspeak.com/cache/2f178116-...aec1dc3125c.jpg I'm wondering what breed of dog makes a good caching partner?