I had an English Setter that would hold forever it seemed at times, Man was that some years ago.
Crazy Dog Thread
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Junkman 104
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Junkman 104
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Or so, they say.
Too smart to be trained.Cats are way smarter!
Junkman 104
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Cats are Assholes.
Junkman 104
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Puppy's don't count.
chuckl
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The wife and I just had the first dine-in meal (breakfast) for the first time in a couple of months. The easing of the social-distancing did my heart good.
It was great, EXCEPT FOR--some azzhole who brought his emotional support dog into the diner. The dog was a BIG, dirty, long-haired, smelly Laberdoodle that the waitress and patrons had to walk around constantly. The dog's owner didn't give a crap about other people's feelings or concerns. What an arrogant, egotistical prick!
He, however, did need emotional support after all the patrons and wait staff threatened to call the police, humane society and medical examiner to have him ejected (and the dog seized) for health concerns. The dog wasn't the only foul-smelling POS at his table.
The owner was not-so-politely informed, by some big bruisers, that if he ever brought that frigg'n cur dog back to the diner again, the dog would vanish into the hereafter and he would have to call a taxi to get home.
I love swift justice!
It was great, EXCEPT FOR--some azzhole who brought his emotional support dog into the diner. The dog was a BIG, dirty, long-haired, smelly Laberdoodle that the waitress and patrons had to walk around constantly. The dog's owner didn't give a crap about other people's feelings or concerns. What an arrogant, egotistical prick!
He, however, did need emotional support after all the patrons and wait staff threatened to call the police, humane society and medical examiner to have him ejected (and the dog seized) for health concerns. The dog wasn't the only foul-smelling POS at his table.
The owner was not-so-politely informed, by some big bruisers, that if he ever brought that frigg'n cur dog back to the diner again, the dog would vanish into the hereafter and he would have to call a taxi to get home.
I love swift justice!
Junky
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The "support" animal situation is out of control, however, local governments and some state governments are starting to require more than a persons word that it is a support animal. Standards are being created, and certifications will be required to bring a "support" animal into retail facilities, airports, planes, etc.. Support animals will be held to a strict conformance policy concerning temperament, and other standards such as not being aggressive toward other people or animals. This can't happen fast enough in my opinion, since I have seen many times "service" animals that are nothing more than house pets wearing a vest that has no meaning behind it. The sad part of all of this is that for $119, you can register your "service" dog with no requirements. https://www.workingservicedog.com/p...MIivaKiO_P6QIVUb7ACh0INwlpEAQYAyABEgLC0_D_BwE . It reminds me of the whacker that buy a badge, and try to impress people with it. They belong in a mental institution, not out in the public.
You were saying...
I don’t know if that little guy is a Maltese or a teddy bear ....but he looks just like my little guy, as a puppy.....My guys a teddy bear.....He’s awesome.......... eat’m up
You make my point, obviously a dumb cat.