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• Keep them dogies rollin', Rawhide ."
• The Forsyth Dogies play in the 3B conference with the St . Labre Braves.
• But hand us a thin sliver of raw fish, and we scatter like a spooked herd of dogies.
• A very different breed of cattleman, many are in it for the primal joy of owning a few getalong dogies.
• The term " dogies " is used to describe orphaned calves in the context of ranch work in the slaughter ).
• That must be cow talk for " get along little dogies " _ a phrase used to move herds along.
• No matter how much we say, " Can't all you little dogies just git along ? " they don't listen.
• Some of them, seeing the booming demand for goat meat and the availability of improved breeding stock, are starting to trade in their dogies for billies.
• Fetchit tries to encourage his feet by saying " Git Along, Little Dogies ", but he is too lazy, and his feet release steam from the effort.
• Some of the most famous songs in the book  " Git Along Little Dogies ", " Sam Bass, " and " Home on the Range "  were sourced from African-American cowboys.
• :: That theme song from the TV show " Rawhide " keeps running through my head . . . " trollin trollin trollin, keep those dogies trollin . . . " talk ) 09 : 10, 15 February 2009 ( UTC)
• We all wear jeans and have cowboy hats dangling down our backs, caught on those little strings that keep a wrangler's hat from flying off while he's chasing dogies, wrestling steers, roping mavericks or riding the Tilt-A-Whirl.
• "Get Along Little Dogies " has it roots in the lullabye " Rockin'the Cradle; " the Scottish tune " Farewell to Tarwathy " evolved into " My Horses Ain't Hungry, " popular in Texas and Appalachia.
• Texas music, most people assume, is from Texas : We hear " The Streets of Laredo " or " Get Along Little Dogies " or " The Cotton-Eyed Joe " and think of cowboys riding the plains, and of country singers and swing bands.
• Riggs'hero, Curly, opened the show with the jaunty " Git Along, Little Dogies, " just as Rodgers and Hammerstein's Curly opens " Oklahoma ! " with _ well, one could call it expansively jaunty _ " Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin'."
• Which means that despite a high sun, cool air and perfect weather to be outside in the wide-open spaces riding the range and chasing little dogies like the Marlboro Man, the modern-day cowboys are sitting inside a dark, smoky room watching the flickering pictures from faraway places and racing each other through packs of cigarettes and longnecks.
• Porky Pig, featured on the cover of " The Westerner ", comes to life and sings " Ride, Tenderfoot, Ride . " Across the way, Daffy Duck, featured on the cover of " The Ugly Duckling ", comes to life and sings " Git Along, Little Dogies . " Daffy finds his way to " Black Beauty " and comes out riding not a horse, but a big black woman, whom he rides to " The Lake ".
• The songs on the album are : Ride Around Little Dogies, Cocaine Bill and Morphine Sue, Anne Boleyn, Days of'49, Love Alone, Another Man Done Gone, Tell'Ol Bill, Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out, The Pride of Petravore, A medley of short but memorable songs, Barbery Allen, Two Cockney Cautionary Songs, Talkn'Nuthin'Blues, Sir Patrick Spens, The Derelict, The Pig and the Drunk, The Tick Tock Song, Venezuela, Ah, the Apple Trees