How often do those Wolfhounds take you out for walkies....?

Now that is what I consider a dog.

Make my Greyhounds look like a pair of Chihuahuas...

Every day. I take them to our pasture and let them run. I don't take them into town all the time anymore. I think the traffic jams are fun (people slow down and gawk) but I worry. Its a blast to take them around and watch people trip and stare. They love people and it is an outstanding way to meet new people (that means women)

Side note:
There are a lot of aggressive pits and rotts in my neighborhood/town/area. I am not worried about my dogs, more the owners of the other dogs. These owners are the kind of people that would let their dogs attack to see if they are "tough enough" for fighting in a ring. My dogs would defend themselves, but if I was threatened they would be lethal. I have seen what happens when a wolfhound protects, its very fast and deadly. I do not want to deal with the fall-out of others stupidity.

There are people who are dumb enough not to make the connection of 'wolf'+'hound'. It isn't because they look like wolves.

'Woofhounds' -- wonderful dogs, but their lives are too short.

Sue

My EDC Palm PDA, which is (with some accessories) for:
(not in any particular order)

• eBooks reading. Helps to spend time productively when there is nothing else interesting to do (like taking a bus to work).
• Day planning assistance. Not just following the check lists but recording voice, images, video, handwriting notes/diagrams for future processing.
• Copies of all of my documents ready to view and print. MS word, Pdf, Excel, scanned images (personal, financial, technical, work related, etc...).
• Information: logins/pins/passwords/codes/keys data bank, address book (personal and white pages), calculators, units converter, vocabularies, encyclopedias on many subjects, etc...)
• Navigation: GPS, buildings plans, transportation maps (and schedules), travel guides, etc...
• Communication: email, IM, social networks (phone is separate device).
• Entertainment for me and my family: music, video, solo and multiplayer games.
• Information exchange (use it as a big flash memory stick).
• Programming in C++ (yes, my work is one of my hobbies too).
• Flash light. It's not very bright tactical light, however I have a custom application which makes it much more versatile than any advanced multimode flash light (for example I can type a text and it will flash it in Morse code by red colored light).
• Universal IR remote control (however the readily available device database I have is only ~500 devices so far).
• Send and receive faxes (yes, some people are still insist on using fax to communicate )
• Serial protocol device controller (I can rig it on top of Roomba vacuum cleaner and force it to go and trigger an explosive for example ). Seriously it helps me very much at work to simulate various devices which I don't have readily available at hands due to the budget constraints.
• Wireless spy camera (recording or broadcasting in real time).
• Internet, where available (WiFi, 3G over BT). There are a lot of fascinating things going on in the universe (just skip the politics, economy, and celebrities).

All in the palm of my hand for 10 hours without recharging - enough to help me through the day and beyond.