Animals and pets are not permitted on property or in any venue on the grounds except in conjunction with an approved exhibit, display, or performance legitimately requiring the use of animals. All approved animals must be leashed when walking inside or outside the buildings. Service animals are permitted but must remain on a leash and/or within voice command. Owners are responsible for pets' actions and cleanup/disposal of waste.
~found on ISF web page
indiana
His dogs name was "Indiana", which is why he prefered that nickname.
'Indiana' was the name of his dog
His boyhood pet dog.
This is quite humerous. Although his real name is Henry Jones JR.,it was revealed in the third movie, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, that he calls himself Indiana after a dog. Indiana had fond memories with it and thus took on Indiana. Indiana Jones' real name is Henry Jones Jr., named after his father, who simply referred to him as "Junior". At a young age, he gave himself the nickname "Indiana" after the name of a favorite family dog. This is explained at the end of "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade". That movie starts with a flashback showing the main character as a teenager, where he is already using the nickname "Indiana". That flashback includes a scene in Indy's boyhood home where we glimpse a dog, which is likely his namesake.
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Only a few states have an official state dog, Indiana is not one of them.
The corn dog is a very popular food at the Minnesota State Fair.
A hot dog i probably one of the most popular foods in a fair.
It is legal in the state of Indiana to shot someone only if they are facing you and intend to cause you or a loved one harm. I do not believe that a dog qualifies under these guidelines.
his dog his dog
indiana
People who live in the state of Indiana do not give their dogs after the six months because by then, they are usually already fond with the pet.
His dogs name was "Indiana", which is why he prefered that nickname.
'Indiana' was the name of his dog
"Indiana" in the Indiana Jones movies is derived from the name of Indiana's pet dog as revealed in the third installment of the franchise, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989). Also, George Lucas, the author of the Indiana stories, had a dog named Indiana in the 1970's. His dog was an Alaskan malamute, which is the same breed of the dog in the movie. A dog of the same breed is seen in the scene where young Indiana brings the cross home. However, it is not the dog named, Indiana.In the movie, there is a conversation between Sallah, Marcus Brody, Professor Jones, and Indiana. Sallah asks why Professor Jones calls Indiana, "Junior". Professor Jones tells him (pointing to himself), "That's his name." Then pointing to Indiana, he says, "Henry Jones...Junior." Indiana retorts, "I like Indiana." Professor Jones answers, "We named the 'dog' Indiana!" Sallah laughs and says, "You're named after the dog?" Indiana replies, "I've got a lot of fond memories of that dog."
Because that's what they named it!