Videos like this, plus the value of a loud early-warning system with excellent hearing, finally prompted me to get another dog. We had a pretty good lab/rottweiler/ mix many years ago. She was a very affectionate dog, but wild and crazy. She ate EVERYTHING, and I don't mean she chewed up shoes and furniture. She freaking ate an S.O.S. pad (the kind with lye soap inside it). She was - amazingly - fine, but it made a horrible fucking mess of liquidized dog shit everywhere. Honestly, like over a gallon. Then there was the day she swallowed about half a yellow "Nylobone." We didn't see her down that, but spent the next 4 days sure she was dying. Vet could not figure out what was going on, because nylon does not show up in an X-ray image. He was talking about thousand-dolled + exploratory surgery. As I was getting ready to have her put down, she vomited a large yellow stick in the front yard. After the hundreds of dollars on food and healthcare for that dog, I vowed to never have one again. of course the kids and my wife did. After watching the world start to descend into a Yugoslav-like state, a medium sized dog sounds like a better idea. -Just A Chemist
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Anyone who thinks dogs don't go to Heaven has never been loved by one.
ReplyDeleteVideos like this, plus the value of a loud early-warning system with excellent hearing, finally prompted me to get another dog. We had a pretty good lab/rottweiler/ mix many years ago. She was a very affectionate dog, but wild and crazy. She ate EVERYTHING, and I don't mean she chewed up shoes and furniture. She freaking ate an S.O.S. pad (the kind with lye soap inside it). She was - amazingly - fine, but it made a horrible fucking mess of liquidized dog shit everywhere. Honestly, like over a gallon. Then there was the day she swallowed about half a yellow "Nylobone." We didn't see her down that, but spent the next 4 days sure she was dying. Vet could not figure out what was going on, because nylon does not show up in an X-ray image. He was talking about thousand-dolled + exploratory surgery. As I was getting ready to have her put down, she vomited a large yellow stick in the front yard.
ReplyDeleteAfter the hundreds of dollars on food and healthcare for that dog, I vowed to never have one again. of course the kids and my wife did. After watching the world start to descend into a Yugoslav-like state, a medium sized dog sounds like a better idea.
-Just A Chemist
Any body who wants to hurt that kid will have to deal with 100 pounds of fur and fang first. That's a good thing.
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