I believe so.
On a side note, the original Bunny Rabbit puppet is in the Smithsonian.
Bunny Rabbit Hand Puppet | National Museum of American History (si.edu)
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I believe so.
On a side note, the original Bunny Rabbit puppet is in the Smithsonian.
Bunny Rabbit Hand Puppet | National Museum of American History (si.edu)
By the composer Burt BoxORocks.
I hope to soon order the sidekit for Mr Aluminum trailer soon.
I know, right? And pieces of paper. There are no pieces of paper native to nature, and yet cats large and small will arrange themselves on paper sheets...
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
If we had pressed our claim of 54-40 or fight, she wouldn't have had to worry about that now.
Sorry, I should have said she needed the vaccine to get into British Territory
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Where to you think boxes and paper come from...TREES...so all boxes and paper are....processed tree
Carry on. I'm headed to bed.
I'm here to uplift the masses and spread sweetness and light (if you are all good) or fire and brimstone otherwise.
My Iranian ex-pat bro-in-law was teaching a course,
& asked students to "take out a piece of sheet".
English is so much fun. I just thought of "three sheets to the wind"
Saw this on someone's car this morning:
"There is only one true belief!" - Flavius Maximus in "Bread and Circuses"
Now that one true belief has turned into sects with the JJverse vs the original one true timeline.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Your a retriever..... your eyes may say fire and brimstone but your waging tail says you're happy to see us
Your a retriever..... your eyes may say fire and brimstone but your waging tail says you're happy to see us
Tail wagging is not simple. I am in a good mood mostly, but you should know by now that I sometimes growl and lunge
Interpreting Tail Wags in Dogs
Tail position may indicate:
- Preparedness or agitation. When dogs are alert, they stand with their ears up and tails raised. This posture indicates that they are watching and ready to confront whatever caught their attention.
- Negotiation. When a dog suddenly stops wagging his tail and freezes, it may mean that he wants divert a threat without being aggressive. Many dogs do this when petted by strangers, to communicate that they don’t want to interact with them.
- Aggression. When a tail moves from a neutral position to a vertical one or arches over the back, it indicates that the dog may be aggressive. The higher the tail, the greater the threat. This high tail position also releases more of the dog’s scent from the anal glands, announcing the aggressive dog’s arrival and marking his territory.
- Submission. When a tail moves from the neutral position to a lower one, the dog is submissive and is not a threat. If the tail is tucked tightly between the rear legs, the dog is scared. He perceives a threat and is asking not to be harmed. This lower tail position reduces the amount of scent emitted from the anal glands and allows the dog to remain in the background or fly under the radar.
- Curiosity. When a dog is curious about something, she holds her tails straight out in a horizontal position.
- Happiness. When a dog is happy, he holds his tail in a neutral or slightly raised position and adds a healthy wag.
- Excitement. The faster the wag, the more excited the dog. A tail wag may range from very slow to extremely rapid (known as flagging). Sometimes the dog’s tail wags so fast that it appears to vibrate.
- Insecurity. A dog that is tentative about meeting a new person or another dog may wag his tail ever so slightly to indicate that he is insecure.
- Friendliness. A dog that is very friendly may wag his tail more freely and even wiggle his hips at the same time.
- Aggression. When a dog wags his tail very fast while holding it vertically, he may be an active threat. Remember that a person can get bitten by a dog that is wagging its tail!
I hope she's okay. Take care.
I'm sorry to hear that. I hope she's better.