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Bob Dylan Loves Dogs and Cats (25 Photos)

Bob Dylan Loves Dogs and Cats (17 Photos)

Bob Dylan loves animals, especially dogs, are close friends of Bob Dylan ‘s. We found some images animals with Bob Dylan hope you like our list

Dylan and his collie, 1970,Photograph courtesy of John Cohen. 1970
Dylan and his collie, 1970,Photograph courtesy of John Cohen. 1970
Dylan and his collie, 1970,Photograph courtesy of John Cohen. 1970
Dylan and his collie, 1970,Photograph courtesy of John Cohen. 1970
Dylan and his collie, 1970,Photograph courtesy of John Cohen. 1970
5- Bob Dylan playing with his dog in the snow
Bob Dylan playing with his dog in the snow
During the Rolling Thunder Revue in October 1975
During the Rolling Thunder Revue in October 1975

During the Rolling Thunder Revue in October 1975 in North Falmouth, Massachusetts’te. Sea Crest Beach Hotel? Larry Ratso Sloman got to meet Bob’s mom, babysit his kids, and walk his Beagle. Photograph courtesy of Ken Regan. 1975-10 — Let me be your little dog till your big dog comes. Let me be your little dog till your big dog comes. When your big dog gets here, sure this little dog’ll be gone. — North Falmouth, Massachusetts’te.

Bob and his dog, Brutus
Bob and his dog, Brutus

“Bob Dylan, pictured in his studio in 1990, has drawn since childhood and painted since the late 1960s.” Bullmastiff, Brutus. Photograph courtesy of David Michael Kennedy. 1990

Town Park Telluride Colorado Photograph courtesy of Ken Regan. 2001-08-21
Town Park Telluride Colorado Photograph courtesy of Ken Regan. 2001-08-21

Bob Dylan rests for a moment with dog, while walking around Telluride before his concert on his Summer 2000 tour.ken regan photo

Bob Dylan Camden Town, London

Videoshoot for Blood In My Eyes Camden Town, London Photograph courtesy of Ana María Vélez Wood. 1993-07-21

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October-26-Bob-Dylan-released-World-Gone-Wrong-in-1993
Bob Dylan with a Cat
Bob Dylan with a Cat
Bob Dylan with his son Jesse, 1968. and the cat
Bob Dylan with his son Jesse, 1968. and the cat
-Bob Dylan with Cat
-Bob Dylan with Cat
Bob Dylan with Cat
Bob Dylan with Cat
Bob Dylan with Cat
Bob Dylan with Cat
Bob Dylan + Suze Rotolo + lena spencer+ the CAT
Bob Dylan's large dog comes from an English TV show
Bob Dylan’s large dog comes from an English TV show
Rolling Thunder Revue, Chris O'Dell on the telephone, top left. Beagle.
Rolling Thunder Revue, Chris O’Dell on the telephone, top left. Beagle.
Bob Dylan with a Big Dog
Bob Dylan with a Big Dog
Detail, but not quite the exact same moment.
Detail, but not quite the exact same moment.
Photograph courtesy of Ana María Vélez Wood.
Bob Dylan and Dog Photograph courtesy of Ana María Vélez Wood.

Videoshoot for Blood In My Eyes Camden Town, London Photograph courtesy of Ana María Vélez Wood. 1993-07-21

Photograph courtesy of Elliot Landy (cover shoot sessions for Nashville Skyline).
Bob Dylan and Dog Photograph courtesy of Elliot Landy (cover shoot sessions for Nashville Skyline).

Mongrel, part Border Collie? Photograph courtesy of Elliot Landy (cover shoot sessions for Nashville Skyline). 1968

Photograph courtesy of Lynn Goldsmith.
Bob Dylan and Dog – Photograph courtesy of Lynn Goldsmith.

New York City Photograph courtesy of Lynn Goldsmith. 1983

This faked photograph of Bob Dylan with the puppet Spit the Dog first appeared in 2012.
This faked photograph of Bob Dylan with the puppet Spit the Dog first appeared in 2012.
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Playin-in-the-Backyard-with-Bob-October-1985

 

Little Buddy

Broken hearted and so sad
Big blue eyes all covered with tears
Was a picture of sorrow to see

Kneeling close to the side
Of his pal and only pride
A little lad, these words he told me

He was such a lovely doggy
And to me he was such fun
But today as we played by the way

A drunken man got mad at him
Because he barked in joy
He beat him and he’s dying here today

Will you call the doctor please
And tell him if he comes right now
He’ll save my precious doggy here he lay

Then he left the fluffy head
But his little dog was dead
Just a shiver and he slowly passed away

He didn’t know his dog had died
So I told him as he cried
Come with me son we’ll get that doctor right away

But when I returned
He had his little pal upon his knee
And the teardrops, they were blinding his big blue eyes

Your too late sir my doggy’s dead
And no one can save him now
But I’ll meet my precious buddy up in the sky

By a tiny narrow grave
Where the willows sadly wave
Are the words so clear you’re sure to find

Little Buddy Rest In Peace
God Will Watch You Thru The Years
Cause I Told You In My Dreams That You Were Mine

Hank Snow

 

Animals are very good friends, we should do everything we can for them, had they were not alone in this world

external sources :www.edlis.org/dog

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