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The Dean said indulgently: "So the name Doggie connotes something poetic and romantic?"
The Rough Road William John Locke 1896
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Boys Size 12M 2-Piece LS Pajama in Doggie Print – Blue
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But recalling the Doggie song was not a pleasant experience because it reminded me of just how ignorant we were then and many of us probably still are re the origin of these puppies sold from pet shops.
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Shepard Speak, also known as Doggie Talk, is when he tries to convey what he wants via this whine-moan-growl-soft bark noise.
Archive 2007-10-01 Seeking Solace 2007
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Shepard Speak, also known as Doggie Talk, is when he tries to convey what he wants via this whine-moan-growl-soft bark noise.
The Voice of Reason Seeking Solace 2007
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He doesn't like being called Doggie -- and I've no -- no pred'lex'n to be called an ass.
The Rough Road William John Locke 1896
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"Sooner be called Doggie myself, old chap," said Oliver.
The Rough Road William John Locke 1896
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What happened: The Mower County Board approved a new dog kennel called Doggie Day Care.
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_They_ should be led on to the premises of sausage factories; through villages, to be greeted as brothers-in-the-chase by forty yelping curs; into infant-schools (that old joke), where the delighted babes would throw arms around their necks and call them "Doggie," until both men and hounds would begin to question whether the game were worth the candle.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 158, March 17, 1920 Various
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"Doggie" Trenchard, an old Carolina football coach is over here as a Y.M.C.A. man.
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