Racism, to me is a among people of the human race. In your dogs case it could be called canineism where she has a thing against other breeds of canine. What you dog has is a severe case of speciesism
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Racism, to me is a among people of the human race. In your dogs case it could be called canineism where she has a thing against other breeds of canine. What you dog has is a severe case of speciesism
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
No, other humans she is just fine with. Except for humans who get too close to me. Then she gets insanely jealous.
My brother's one dog is another example. He hates black people. No one else. But black people he will stare at, growl and bark and snarl.
OK then, well I guess I'll go to sleep
Goodnight RF wherever you are
Is your tappen comfortable?
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I win completing 37 hours of driving over a period of 46 hours.
And because I discovered my car's "humors" (for a lack of bettwr words) are still sprayed along the freeway a year later, proof of my manic-fueled fueled race against a Corvette through the mountains and ending with me getting stranded outside of Mini-Vegas/Bat Country.
And then again because I had to detour due to my original route being washed out. I drove through the Mojave reserve. It wasn't too bad for me, likely just due to me growing up around dirt roads amd having so many miles that my experience is such that freshly rained on roads are about the only ones that make me nervous anymore. But it took forever to hey through it. I'd hate to be the person who get stuck in Limbo and has to deliver the mail to the few mailboxes I saw on that gravel trail of a road.
But especially because I left my mark on the world for the whole world to see.
And because I discovered my car's "humors" (for a lack of bettwr words) are still sprayed along the freeway a year later, proof of my manic-fueled fueled race against a Corvette through the mountains and ending with me getting stranded outside of Mini-Vegas/Bat Country.
And then again because I had to detour due to my original route being washed out. I drove through the Mojave reserve. It wasn't too bad for me, likely just due to me growing up around dirt roads amd having so many miles that my experience is such that freshly rained on roads are about the only ones that make me nervous anymore. But it took forever to hey through it. I'd hate to be the person who get stuck in Limbo and has to deliver the mail to the few mailboxes I saw on that gravel trail of a road.
But especially because I left my mark on the world for the whole world to see.
I win completing 37 hours of driving over a period of 46 hours.
And because I discovered my car's "humors" (for a lack of bettwr words) are still sprayed along the freeway a year later, proof of my manic-fueled fueled race against a Corvette through the mountains and ending with me getting stranded outside of Mini-Vegas/Bat Country.
And then again because I had to detour due to my original route being washed out. I drove through the Mojave reserve. It wasn't too bad for me, likely just due to me growing up around dirt roads amd having so many miles that my experience is such that freshly rained on roads are about the only ones that make me nervous anymore. But it took forever to hey through it. I'd hate to be the person who get stuck in Limbo and has to deliver the mail to the few mailboxes I saw on that gravel trail of a road.
But especially because I left my mark on the world for the whole world to see.
Should i say welcome home
Good morning
Are you having a winning morning...or is
it already a winning afternoon in Froggystan?
-'tiz après-midi here, lunch is long gone and Sunday dinner is being thought about. Is thinking about making dinner a winner?
Not any more, its my turn,
It was....until I posted.
I searched, & discovered that Larry Storch is still alive!
Larry Storch - Wikipedia
Larry Storch - Wikipedia
The above post has nothing to do with Larry Storch.