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Monday, July 26, 2021

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13 comments:

  1. He is surely the best loving animals.

    My 3yo cat, Adam, was rescued in a box with his 3 sisters as a kitten almost at birth. That box was in a backstreet and was discovered on April 2018 on rainy temperature and cold spring weather.

    The lady who saved them kept one female and gave the 3 other to a shelter with which I was a volunter.

    When I went in the room where Adam was, he almost immediatly came to me and choose me to be his friend.

    Since I adopter him on July 5 2018, he is a very loving cat and follows me all over my place, sleeps with me and like to be pet and taken care of.
    I can cut his claws without trouble.
    Adam is incredible, trust me on all and I can do anything with him as he never complain.

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  2. JiEL - How wonderful that you rescued Adam. He behaves similarly to our cat, Dexter, who is also a rescue, but he was five years old when I got him. Unfortunately, he totally resists having his nails trimmed by me, so I take him to a professional for that.

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  3. Astrid is snoring right next to me while I'm writing this. She is an inveterate snorer, and I have learned to fall asleep at the sound of it...
    "She's about 7 or 8 y/o said the veterinary". Fine by me, I thought, for it seemed she had endured enough of a painful life already. Two years later she's a Dear and so easy to live with, just as she was always meant to be.
    A couple of things to think about:
    - Have you ever thought how nice it would be to be "rescued" from your current life, just to be given a better one?
    - Should you be looking for God, skip the church and go to the nearest animal shelter. Any person there adopting a rescued animal becomes a God to his new friend, and the bond they both get to create goes beyond any gospel.

    (I need to pee, says she - ok, let's have a walk then)

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  4. Unless it's a pit bull and it eats you.....

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  5. Rad - Thank you for rescuing them and giving them a home.

    BatRedneck - You wrote very good words about being rescued.

    Uncle Vic - Not all pit bulls do that sort of thing.

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  6. @Uncle Vic,

    My friend Ken from Rehogoth Beach, Del, has a cousin lesbian who own a nice white pit bull, a female.

    First when I met that dog, I got a bit scared but not for long because she was very friendly and so loveable and calm.

    Pit bull breed is somehow very muscular and has jaws very powerful and those are very dangerous. But those qualities don't make them dangerous because any other dogs have also those qualities, even a chiwawa....

    But what makes them dangerous is the master who train them to be bad and and then they become even weapons in the hands of silly masters.

    Training you dog, no matter the breed, will make the difference.

    I owned few dogs and at my first one I had a professional dog trainer to help me educate my dog.
    Dogs see us as another dog and act like if we are in a gang of wolves.

    So much to learn on dogs behavior that I can see other masters doing things with their dogs that aren't good according to their dog's actions.

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  7. To put it short: one educates their dog - whatever the breed - as they would their child.
    Should your dog misbehave, you hold the responsibility.

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  8. ..." Not all pit bulls do that sort of thing."... no, just enough...and it's pretty horrible....

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  9. Uncle Vic - Yes, it IS horrible when a dog is trained to be malicious. Or allowed because the human is not good at training. I'm sorry you had a bad experience.

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  10. We could go on forever.. owning a pit bull is a mental disorder, like big guns/small penis. I actually DID have a bad experience protecting my best friend's Wire Fox Terrier from a loose cannon pit bull.. ask all the people who have been ripped to dead shreds if they had a bad experience.. I remember a news story about an attack.. the womann died, but the doctor at emergency said the worst thing was she was still alive when they brought her in... the only good pit bull is a dead one.

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  11. Uncle Vic - That must have been horrible! However, I don't agree with your final sentiment.

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Nice you must be or delete your ass I will.