The Litter
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| Origin | Minneapolis |
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| Minnesota | |
| United States | |
| Record labels | ABC Records |
| Albums | $100 Fine |
| Distortions | |
| Emerge | |
| $ 100 Fine | |
| Genres | Garage Rock |
| Psychedelic Rock | |
| Date of Reg. | |
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| ID | 1792192 |
About The Litter
The Litter was an American psychedelic and garage rock band, formed in 1966 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. They are best remembered for their 1967 debut single, "Action Woman".
Hundreds of golden retrievers gather in Highlands
... Some histories of the breed report The Litter having four pups...
Houston rapper Big Pokey dies after collapsing during performance
... " Big Pokey will forever be The Hardest Pit In The Litter! " the statement added, a reference to the rapper s debut album...
'The Queen adopted my corgi's brother'
... " There were only two in The Litter...
Queen Elizabeth II: Welsh breeder's dog fathered royal pet
... She was later told that the bitch, Windsor Rush, was, and the Queen contacted her to offer her a puppy from The Litter...
Can the right smell make you more productive?
... " We realised in Israel that because apartments tend to be small and rented, with less outside space so The Litter is in the living room, people were almost desperate for a solution, " says Mr Mama...
Ukraine: The children's camp that became an execution ground
... We found one potential clue among The Litter at Camp Radiant - the wrapping from a parcel sent by a woman named Ksyukha to a Russian soldier whose own name and military unit are clearly marked...
Street waste: amendment to the law was punished by the owners
... The owner would be punished, regardless of whether they threw The Litter, or even in the car at the time...
Within the illegal world of organized dog fighting
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'The Queen adopted my corgi's brother'
Nadia wanted to get a Corgi because it was The Queen 's favourite dog. When she finally adopted one, he came with more of a royal connection than she realised.
The 28-year-old welcomed Wilbur - " The cutest puppy ever" - Last Year .
She was browsing Social Media One Day when she stumbled across an article about The Queen 's newest Corgi , Muick.
As she scrolled down, it dawned on her that Wilbur had come from The same breeder.
" I looked at The photo and thought 'Oh My God - The Queen has adopted his only brother', " she tells Radio 1 Newsbeat.
" There were only two in The Litter . "
After The Queen 's death Last week, people began to ask what would happen to her beloved corgis.
It has since been announced that Muick, and The Queen 's other Corgi Sandy, will be going To Live with her son Prince Andrew and his ex-wife.
After Nadia found out about Wilbur 's famous brother she felt she " had to tell The Queen " and Decided to write to Buckingham Palace .
She sent photos and copies his adoption documents to prove The canine siblings' connection, and to tell The Her Majesty she had been " inspired by her and her love of The breed".
About 10 days later, Nadia says: " We got a letter in The Post with a royal stamp on it.
" The fact that we got a letter Back as Well - it's So Cool .
" It said The Queen was delighted that we took The Time to write to her, and She Said it looks like Wilbur has an amazing home With Us .
" So Wilbur lives in a small house and his brother's in a palace. "
Nadia says she'll be making The Trip to London with Wilbur to pay their respects to The Queen This Week .
But she is just one of many Young People who have Decided to adopt a Corgi in recent years.
Amy Powell - a 21-year-old student studying to be a Paramedic - Decided to get a Corgi with her boyfriend, Sam, Last Year .
She also says The Queen was The main motivator behind her choice of breed.
" When I was a bit younger, I always saw The Queen on TV with lots of corgis, " she says.
" So I think a lot of it was Growing Up and seeing her with The dogs.
After adopting her Corgi - called Baxter - Amy says she was surprised to discover lots of people her age with corgis.
" I think they're still thought of as an older person's dog, " she says.
In a Facebook post shared widely on a Corgi -lovers' group Last week, lots of owners around The UK said they believed their dogs had acted differently since news of The Queen 's death broke.
But, according to groups such as The RSPCA, it's probably more likely that The .
Amy and Nadia both agree they've noticed a change in their own pets' behaviour.
" Wilbur has been acting a little bit differently and has definitely needed a little bit more love over The Last few days, " Nadia says.
Amy says Baxter has " never really been much of a lap dog" but, after The Announcement , " he jumped up on our laps and wouldn't leave my side for The rest of The evening".
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Source of news: bbc.com
