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2 hours ago, Buckshot Bear said:

 

Here's mine -

 

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Beautiful dogs. They have   that, I ain't taking crap from anyone or anything look about them.

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4 hours ago, Eyesa Horg said:

Beautiful dogs. They have   that, I ain't taking crap from anyone or anything look about them.

 

 

   .... well, Buckshot did say it was his dog .........  -_-

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21 hours ago, Eyesa Horg said:

Beautiful dogs. They have   that, I ain't taking crap from anyone or anything look about them.

 

He's our third Blue Heeler, he's great with family.....not great at all with strangers. We have always had to be super careful.

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2 hours ago, Buckshot Bear said:

 

He's our third Blue Heeler, he's great with family.....not great at all with strangers. We have always had to be super careful.

Our new rescue Rottweiler is such a sweetie, but as you, we have to be careful when she meets new men. 98% of the time she's great, but that other 2% can be exciting. In 2 years, we still haven't identified the trigger. Sometimes she gets grabby with some guy she's already met. 

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7 hours ago, Eyesa Horg said:

Our new rescue Rottweiler is such a sweetie, but as you, we have to be careful when she meets new men. 98% of the time she's great, but that other 2% can be exciting. In 2 years, we still haven't identified the trigger. Sometimes she gets grabby with some guy she's already met. 


 Had a rescue that was triggered by ball caps. Have known a few others that are triggered by types of clothing. 

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3 hours ago, Sedalia Dave said:


 Had a rescue that was triggered by ball caps. Have known a few others that are triggered by types of clothing. 

That's exactly what we thought for a while. Although I wear a ball cap outdoors. so we told guys to take em off. No difference. After 2 years she is much better, which has caused us to let our guard down! Fortunately it doesn't happen to often now. She doesn't bite, but grabs loose clothing. Once grabbed a hand and the guy pulled back and got a cut on his thumb from a tooth. :(

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On 9/14/2022 at 8:58 PM, Eyesa Horg said:

Our new rescue Rottweiler is such a sweetie, but as you, we have to be careful when she meets new men. 98% of the time she's great, but that other 2% can be exciting. In 2 years, we still haven't identified the trigger. Sometimes she gets grabby with some guy she's already met. 

I adopted a rescue Husky/Golden mix (Goberian). Every now and then, he displayed a "dramatic' reaction to a stranger, but completely friendly to everyone else.

 

After a while, I figured out he absolutely never liked any meth-head (bad teeth, bad skin, jittery twitches). For those  who did not display those characteristics, I figured they were not completely gone yet but figured my boy smelled the meth.

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4 hours ago, Buckshot Bear said:

Very rare for a kangaroo to have twins, look how she has to lean forward to let them both in :) 

 

 

 

Too wild! I've never seen that. Armadillos don't do that, neither do squirrels or deer.

That has got to be UNCOMFORTABLE!

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I knew that Mama carried Joey in her pouch - that's where the nipple is - but I never realized she would still carry him when he was that big.

 

Mama dog will pick up her newborn 4 ounce puppy and carry him by the scruff of his neck. But she is not still doing it when he is six months old and weighs five pounds.

 

I guess this is just ONE MORE EXAMPLE of "Oz is weird".

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