Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French or Medieval Latin; Middle French, from
Medieval Latin regent-, regens, from Latin, present participle of regere to rule -- more at
Date: 15th century
1 : one who governs a kingdom in the minority, absence, or disability of the sovereign
2 : one who rules or reigns :
3 : a member of a governing board (as of a state university)
4: a red Golden with a white face who will make you smile!
Gee! Maybe this guy is a ruler afterall. Looks like the bed is his!
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Regent was on a houseboat by himself up to 14 hours a day. Never destructive - he just became a Houdini and would escape through the porthole each day and swim the canal looking for people. Age is probably around 6 or 7. Don't let the white face fool you! He is laid back in the house but loves to go for walks and play "catch me" with the other dogs. |
Okay...the below came from Regent's foster Mom and was just too good not to include.
If it's really true I may see if she would like to trade Regent for my spouse <smile>!!!
