I think that's a fantastic shot.Still some energy after a night of boarding.
They both passed out upon getting home.
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I would never trust a person who doesn't like animalsOk, we have a coffee talk thread, an I'm bored thread, but no thread for our beloved pets? In memory of Mattola's handsome dog who sadly passed at a young age, this is our thread to post anything about our pets we love so much (as I write this my 3 kitty's are raising hell, lol).
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Left to right: Mocha, Shilo, Gizmo
Also, a person who animals don't like.I would never trust a person who doesn't like animals
People who grew up without pets can be so weird toward animals. I've seen grown adults terrified of friendly tiny dogs. Kind of sad. Being exposed to pets and animals teaches empathy and responsibility.I would never trust a person who doesn't like animals
My previous dog who was not small and not usually timid backed up a few times a friend of my wife's came over. It was hit or miss whether he was going to be fun or an ass before that so that was it for me.Also, a person who animals don't like.
Exactly. Animals have an innate sense of who is good and who is not. You can trust them to tell you about a personPeople who grew up without pets can be so weird toward animals. I've seen grown adults terrified of friendly tiny dogs. Kind of sad. Being exposed to pets and animals teaches empathy and responsibility.
My previous dog who was not small and not usually timid backed up a few times a friend of my wife's came over. It was hit or miss whether he was going to be fun or an ass before that so that was it for me.
People who grew up without pets can be so weird toward animals. I've seen grown adults terrified of friendly tiny dogs. Kind of sad. Being exposed to pets and animals teaches empathy and responsibility.
My previous dog who was not small and not usually timid backed up a few times a friend of my wife's came over. It was hit or miss whether he was going to be fun or an ass before that so that was it for me.
Exactly. Animals have an innate sense of who is good and who is not. You can trust them to tell you about a person
To be fair, to someone who doesn't understand dog energy, your puppers could be pretty intimidating at first glance.it baffles me as well. Ive had my students friends pin themselves against the wall when my dog came out to say hello. pure frozen fear.
yeah I see that point.To be fair, to someone who doesn't understand dog energy, your puppers could be pretty intimidating at first glance.
There are people who jump out of they way when they see Mayzie walking down the sidewalk. Really?
Ha ha Such crueltyit baffles me as well. Ive had my students friends pin themselves against the wall when my dog came out to say hello. pure frozen fear.
i trust my dogs immensely on their judgement of a person. I had friends come over and they just take to them with gentle and kind behaviour. I had a guy who I worked with in Funeral visit me at my office of my current job trying to recruit me (yes he came to my current job) and he said he was coming to meet my dog. the minute he walked in the door my dogs hair went up higher than I have ever seen and she gave the big growl.. the dude was always a slimey person but my dog picked it out before he even spoke...
This is her when she doesn't get the last of my banana after she ate a 1/4 of it already
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Yeah, I'm not a fan of pets with clothes on either. They are usually cute enough without them. Its usually an attempt to make them more human and dogs becoming like humans is the last thing we needTried that once few years ago. I got that get that shit off me look.
I go to get veggies to chop. I look out the window and see this pet on the top of the car
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