Was the dog that played LASSIE a female ?
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Actually, they were all males.  The males have the nicer looking coats, I've heard.
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She became a veterinarian in 1996. She was in a bad car accident in 1977; she was a passenger in the vehicle and suffered a broken left arm and facial injuries and the other passenger died. She may have long term problems due to this.
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Even after her nose job she's a dog. I feel kind of sorry for her. NOT\n\n\nThanks for this question. I laughed out loud for the first time today! These people are funny!
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I think I know who you are talking about and he appeared in "Truant Student" with Windy the Bear (see below source link). He is known as Inspector Willoughby and he first appeared in "Rough and Tumbleweed" (1961) a Woody Woodpecker cartoon.  I know I'm right so give my freaking ten points now!!!!\n\nPS: He sounds just like Tex Avery's "Droopy Dog" (Hello you happy people)
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Was she on that Lizzie show? I remember her. Last I heard, she was recording a cd.
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Yes.\n<--- She's my pet.
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Male or Female from each species????\nfox= Christian Slater \ncat= Ellen\ndog= really depends on type of dog... Adam Sandler if its a med to large dog... Paul Rodriguez for small dog. \nhorse= Drew Carey\ncow= oh come on now... Rosie O'Donell of course!\nchicken= Josh Blue (Last Comic Standing)\npig=again,  Rosie O'Donell of COURSE!!!!!\nlion= Carrot Top\ntiger= Kim Jong il\nelephant= Ant\nzebra= Chris Rock\nsnake= Al Gore\nkangaroo= Anthony Clark\npenguin= Cheech Marin\ndolphin= Renee Zelweger\nshark= Jean Claude\nwolf= Bob Barker\nmonkey= Bugs Bunny\nturtle= Corey Feldman\nraccoon= Chris Tucker\nbeaver= Denise Richards\notter= Jackie Chan \neagle= Shepard Smith (Fox News)\nowl= Tommy Chong\nduck= Bill Clinton\ngoose= Tom Cruise\n\nHas Chris Rock done a Zebra before? Who did the zebra on Madagascar? I didn't think about it even until I saw Unreal posted as I was still drawing up my list... to coincidental!
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Victoria from Wakefield won it\n\n Great Yorkshire Lass !
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Hi . . the show you're referring to was "3 Girls 3" . . . it was a summer replacement show in 1977 and was not on the schedule as a fall listing.  Mimi Kennedy was, indeed, in the show, as were Carol Burnett and Jack Albertson (among others).  However, Bess Armstrong was not among the cast members.  I do believe the blonde singer you're referring to is Ellen Foley (b. 1951).  Go to Yahoo search and put in her name and there are several articles on her.  You can also her up under Yahoo images . . . unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be anything current on her.  I hope this helps.
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Yes honey...my sentiments exactly...we love those dogs but dogs they are(it's in their nature)...\npimps...players-as if that's suppose to be so cool(bullkaka)\n\nhowever,they too are called pigs,dogs,a-holes,etc......\nwhat should we girls that get as much action be called?\ncertainly not sweetypie.....
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Yaaargh, me lassie. A pirate for sure. What's not to like? Parrot on me shoulder. Fashionable peg leg. Rum and wenches. Getting to say cool stuff like "Keelhaul the little fruitcake, yaaaargh..."!
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haha yeah man great stuff..\nMarry Joanna by My Pet Junkie.
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Yes. I have watched the show since I was a little girl. I'm 45 now. And I have seen alot of changes on the show. She will be missed. She was good at her job. She was a great interviewer and knew how to do her job. When she had her kids. She invited the world into her life. When she lost her husband, we all morned with her. She was and still is a classy lady
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Loved the show and the dog
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Not recently, but she did perform on Letterman.  I do remember seeing the Hunter when it came out (1997) on MTV.
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Rin Tin Tin, Lassie,(who was suppose to be a female, and has female name), the original Benji, Eddie (from TV's "Frasier"),and the dog that played in those Air Bud Movies were all male. The TV and movie industry usually just look for an animal with the most talent, they figure that the majority of the population aren't going to be scrutinizing the genitalia of the animals. And although males are generally easier to train, they often like to do a little territorial marking and males sometimes like to "hump" on  people or things.