dtbushpilot
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Surfdog ready for bigger waves
Cacawhate the surf dog has been working on her technique but the waves in the East Cape leave a bit to be desired. She is hoping someone like woody
will take her under his wing and show her where the "real" waves are.
woody, be sure to check her bags for a GPS ....dt
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woody with a view
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you bet. the places i'll take her will short out any electronics after the first wave.....
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They just had the annual Dog Surfing contest here in Imperial Beach --too bad she was not here to compete.
Cute picture!
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Russ
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David, Here's a clip for the surf contest.
http://www.tmz.com/videos?autoplay=true&mediaKey=a269123...
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Hehe. Fletch (the Baja Bound office dog) was in the recent competition. He got two solid waves, but could not get a third good one. Maybe next year!
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DianaT
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Quote: | Originally posted by BajaGeoff
Hehe. Fletch (the Baja Bound office dog) was in the recent competition. He got two solid waves, but could not get a third good one. Maybe next year!
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Had we known, we would have cheered for Fletch---next year if we are in town, we will make sure we watch for Fletch!
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BajaGeoff
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Great! We will definitely be back next year!
Fletch would be happy to give surf lessons to Cacahuate if she ever makes it up to San Diego!
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Bigger waves? Depends upon the circumstances.
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dtbushpilot
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When Cacawhate saw the video of the other dogs surfing she insisted that I get her a long board and take her to the next contest. She is learning on a
very small board so she should be able to do backflips on a long board.
Do you leave the fins on the bigger boards when you use them for "dog surfing"?
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i will suggest to the organizers that we have a doggie catagory for this years surf competiton during the Fiestas in mid august...so practise us
peanut!
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DianaT
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More really cute pictures of the contest, and I understand they raised many thousands of dollars for the charity.
http://www.loewssurfdog.blogspot.com/
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BajaGeoff
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Quote: | Do you leave the fins on the bigger boards when you use them for "dog surfing"? |
Yes....the fins stay on. Smaller dogs definitely have an advantage too....for them it's like surfing on a tanker!
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