yup. had a huge GS and lab mix, good 100 pounds or more easy. he was great with the kids as they where growing up. the things they did to that poor dog ! 17 years and I never heard him growl at the kids. others, a lot. but not the kids. he used to hide from them sometimes to get some sleep. like crawl under the truck, or hide under the porch to get away for a nap during the day. but every night. he was outside their bedroom door. like how he used to lay somewhere so he could keep a eye on them if outside in the yard. Jack was a good dog. a 20 dollar pound hound. it been close to 30 years now and the kids still talk about him. dave in pa.
are you sure you would even want him too ? I mean that is really stupid. and the kid not even drunk or anything from the look of it. just naturally stupid. and off hand I would say we have enough stupid to go around, it's not that we need anymore do we ?
#2 That looks like a cocker spaniel, and some of those dogs don't have their all their breakers closed. The cocker was once a popular breed and as a result of demand got inbred to a fault. There was a period where the cocker was a perfect family dog, but inbreeding took its toll and about one in three became undesirable due to unprovoked biting and attacks.
#6. Possibly a sheep deliberately raised with dogs, and thinks it is a dog. Used to train sheep worriers that some sheep are not pushovers, and best to stay clear. Better than a head shot for a valuable / much loved dog.
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#1 - No parking allowed?
ReplyDeleteEXTREMELY not allowed.
DeleteIt's car harvesting season. Gotta pick'em when they're ripe.
DeleteBut they're still parked!
DeleteI think the best part is that the cars flipped on their sides are blocking the bike lane.
DeleteWhen you order a KILLDOZER off of Temu.
Delete#5 Minnesota version of the tasmanian devil.
ReplyDeleteDog #2 would be gone after growling at the child.
ReplyDeleteThat dog is a problem and will bite that child sooner or later...
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Spaniels, man...
Deleteyup. had a huge GS and lab mix, good 100 pounds or more easy. he was great with the kids as they where growing up. the things they did to that poor dog !
Delete17 years and I never heard him growl at the kids. others, a lot. but not the kids.
he used to hide from them sometimes to get some sleep. like crawl under the truck, or hide under the porch to get away for a nap during the day. but every night.
he was outside their bedroom door. like how he used to lay somewhere so he could keep a eye on them if outside in the yard. Jack was a good dog.
a 20 dollar pound hound. it been close to 30 years now and the kids still talk about him. dave in pa.
#2 my cat would shred that dog a new one.
ReplyDelete#3: He might not be passing on his genes to future generations.
ReplyDelete#3 - Lesson for all males - avoid any actions which risk testicular collision from occurring.
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Deleteare you sure you would even want him too ? I mean that is really stupid. and the kid not even drunk or anything from the look of it. just naturally stupid.
Deleteand off hand I would say we have enough stupid to go around, it's not that we need anymore do we ?
Guys running the railroad snowplow gotta have a lot of faith that nothing immovable is in their way.
ReplyDeleteThere are very few things that are immovable to a railroad snowplow.
Delete#1 the urban equivalent of cow tipping?
ReplyDelete#1 - a kinder, gentler Killdozer?
ReplyDelete2 what a grumpy ol' bitch.
ReplyDeleteTrump's border Czar takes on illegals parking.
ReplyDelete#2 That looks like a cocker spaniel, and some of those dogs don't have their all their breakers closed. The cocker was once a popular breed and as a result of demand got inbred to a fault. There was a period where the cocker was a perfect family dog, but inbreeding took its toll and about one in three became undesirable due to unprovoked biting and attacks.
ReplyDelete#8: 70 years later he became president, but only for one term…(RickeyG)
ReplyDelete#9 Jebus, I hope that guy knows what he's doing. That eye-roll-back reflex is to protect the eye from flailing prey when a shark bites something.
ReplyDeleteSharks have lots of nerves in their noses, and massaging the nose puts them into a stupor from too much neural stimulation.
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#2 Dead dog
ReplyDelete#6. Possibly a sheep deliberately raised with dogs, and thinks it is a dog.
ReplyDeleteUsed to train sheep worriers that some sheep are not pushovers, and best to stay clear.
Better than a head shot for a valuable / much loved dog.