Local CL add made me lol... Free Pit bull mix Puppy...
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xKuroiTaimax
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Poor little cutie...
I hate reading ads for any kind of pit bull type breed or 'attack digs' because they all say 'Dis dog.... Make you gangsta... $500 Kthanxbai' and they don't even care about the dog!
I hate reading ads for any kind of pit bull type breed or 'attack digs' because they all say 'Dis dog.... Make you gangsta... $500 Kthanxbai' and they don't even care about the dog!
Bakatare666
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The sad part is, all the idiots out there, that say 'I want it, it's soooooooo cute' when it's a 3 week old puppy, not having any clue whatsoever how much responsibility or time is involved in having a pet and caring for it properly.
Then, as the dog gets older, and the novelty wears off, then all they do is either ignore it or give it away like that.
I know I speak for many of us here when I say a dog or cat is not just something you come home and feed, and open the door so they can go shit.
They are just a short furry family member who is missing the opposing thumbs.
Then, as the dog gets older, and the novelty wears off, then all they do is either ignore it or give it away like that.
I know I speak for many of us here when I say a dog or cat is not just something you come home and feed, and open the door so they can go shit.
They are just a short furry family member who is missing the opposing thumbs.
Bakatare666
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And you can see he's locked outside anyways....
How much you wanna bet the rest of the yard looks like that before the dog?
I dont know why but I still look on CL for lost and found animals.. I found this Sun Conure outside of the old house (the birds call was too weird for our normal birds) and had seen the same bird on CL.. we could not coax the damn thing down but she was happy he was safe... he was strutting around with some scrubjays last I saw him
yet you need a license for a dog... nothing for kids...?
Bakatare666
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Some people just should NOT be allowed to breed.
I've seen kids that needed to be on the leash the dog was on.View attachment 2446536
I've seen kids that needed to be on the leash the dog was on.View attachment 2446536
Bakatare666
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But it's different when they miss you vs. when they just haven't been taught.
LOL I was just mentioning what do you think my dog (Roxy <--- fat pig to the left) would do if I would be gone for more then a day... I leave her now for a few hours she is all over me and pissed too..
Bakatare666
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Our dog, is mostly an indoor guy, he lays under the table while we eat, comes up and sleeps by the bed at night even though he has 'his' little place in the carpeted garage, knows not to get on the furniture unless invited (We didn't have to house train or furniture train or anything when we got him from animal shelter), he doesn't beg, and is really smart, even going to sit in front of the fridge when I ask him if he wants his night time bone.
One night, we ran out to the hospital, after shoving everybody in the car, and he went to the door from the garage to the house, nosed it open, (because the spring hadn't closed it all the way) wanting to check upstairs and see if anybody was still there with him.
The door closed behind him, locking him in the house, and when we got home 7 or 8 hours later, he had shredded the inside of the hollow core door trying to get back down to the garage, shit on the floor, and was waiting with his ears down and tail tucked when I opened the door.
I couldn't get mad at him, because I knew the feller HAD to be in a panic when he realized he had to shit, and couldn't get back out.
I knew he tried to hold it, because if it's raining or snowing out, he can hold the bathroom break for as long as 16 hours I think is his record.
One night, we ran out to the hospital, after shoving everybody in the car, and he went to the door from the garage to the house, nosed it open, (because the spring hadn't closed it all the way) wanting to check upstairs and see if anybody was still there with him.
The door closed behind him, locking him in the house, and when we got home 7 or 8 hours later, he had shredded the inside of the hollow core door trying to get back down to the garage, shit on the floor, and was waiting with his ears down and tail tucked when I opened the door.
I couldn't get mad at him, because I knew the feller HAD to be in a panic when he realized he had to shit, and couldn't get back out.
I knew he tried to hold it, because if it's raining or snowing out, he can hold the bathroom break for as long as 16 hours I think is his record.