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BHMB Got The Time
"Annie"

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Winnings

7/29/23 MT State Fair ARBA Show - 1/5 Class Win
5/24/25 NMRE - Best of Variety/Best Opposite of Breed
Sire:  CH. BHMB Hostile
Dam: CH. BHMB Brand New Numb
ARBA Registered #
ARBA Grand Champion#
Bred/Shown by: Christine & Dustin Bailey & Kassie Weikal
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Generations

Annie is from the last litter produced out of Hostile.  She is 7 generations of BHMB/GML going back to RZoo's and Valadez.
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Additional Photos

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Certificates/Awards

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Thank you to the following Judges for recognizing Annie, and helping her reach these achievements:  Allan Ormond

Parents

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CH. BHMB Hostile

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CH.  BHMB Brand New Numb

Progeny - Coming Soon!

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Profile
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BHMB Wishful Thinking

Now owned by:
Carla Fillbach
Fillbach Farms
​Kalispell, MT


Behind The Name

Released in 1990 on the album Persistence of Time, Got the Time by Anthrax
"Got the Time" was covered by the American thrash metal band Anthrax on their album, Persistence of Time. This version was also released as a single by the band in 1990. The band's version was cited by AllMusic writer Steve Huey as the "standout track" from Persistence of Time
Jackson had written "Got the Time" in 1977 before assembling the final version of the Joe Jackson Band. Jackson recalled the driving nature of the song was a struggle for his then drummer, Dave Cairns. Jackson explained in his memoir A Cure for Gravity
In a live performance at Rock Goes to College, Jackson dedicated the song to "anyone out there who leads a hectic life".[2] In the lyrics of the song, Jackson sings of a frantic lifestyle where he is constantly being encountered by new obligations and duties. Musically, the song is a fast-paced rock song with vocals by Jackson. He later described the song as "fast and frantic".[1] In later live versions of the song (after Jackson split from the Joe Jackson Band), percussionist Sue Hadjopoulos plays a prominent conga rhythm
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The original song by Joe Jackson below:
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