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dogs are only okay.
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Yes, i confirmed the word with one of his paisanos.
And bro it looked like a dog lol
And bro it looked like a dog lol
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Dogs > CosmicCoffeeCakes
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#Boomoh you wanna debate "indoor scavenging?" because that pretty little term was invented for dogs and they are the league leaders.
http://bigthink.com/robby-berman/ever-wonder-if-your-beloved-dog-or-cat-would-eat-you-if-you-died
further reading:
https://news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/06/pets-dogs-cats-eat-dead-owners-forensics-science/
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_...011/07/would_your_dog_eat_your_dead_body.html
we are not going to pretend these are not carnivorous creatures.
please believe I read every word of what I posted. debate me.
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Oklahoma woman killed by pack of 7 small dogs
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/05/17/oklahoma-woman-killed-by-pack-7-small-dogs.html
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/05/17/oklahoma-woman-killed-by-pack-7-small-dogs.html
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Yorkie stays with missing toddler all night, alerts search party with ‘weak bark’
June 16, 2018 4:54 pm
A loyal Yorkshire terrier stayed with a missing 3-year-old girl in a dense cornfield in Missouri all night — and heroically led a search party to them with a "weak bark," authorities said.
Heroic Yorkie This little yorkie, named Fat Heath, helped lead rescuers to a missing 3-year-old girl in Missouri who got lost in a cornfield overnight. The dog stayed with the girl and alerted a search party wtih a "weak bark." (Courtesy MSHP Troop E via Twitter)
https://wtop.com/animals-pets/2018/...t-alerts-search-party-with-weak-bark/slide/1/
June 16, 2018 4:54 pm
A loyal Yorkshire terrier stayed with a missing 3-year-old girl in a dense cornfield in Missouri all night — and heroically led a search party to them with a "weak bark," authorities said.
Heroic Yorkie This little yorkie, named Fat Heath, helped lead rescuers to a missing 3-year-old girl in Missouri who got lost in a cornfield overnight. The dog stayed with the girl and alerted a search party wtih a "weak bark." (Courtesy MSHP Troop E via Twitter)
QULIN, Mo.) –A loyal Yorkshire terrier stayed with a missing 3-year-old girl in a dense cornfield in Missouri all night — and heroically led a search party to them with a “weak bark,” authorities said.
Remy Merritt and her dog, Fat Heath, had gone missing Thursday night in Qulin, triggering a desperate search that brought in some 150 volunteers, authorities said.
But it wasn’t until Fat Heath responded to barks from one of the search dogs that rescuers ended the 12-hour ordeal and found Remy and her trusty companion.
“One of the dogs barked and a weaker bark was returned,” Clark Parrott, a sergeant with the Missouri State Highway Patrol, told ABC News. “We came to find out it was [Remy] and her Yorkshire terrier Fat Heath … down beneath the corn stalks.
“That dog stayed with her all night long,” he said.
Remy had gone missing about 8:30 that night, authorities said.
That’s when everyone in the small farm town chipped in to try to find her.
“Everybody knows everybody here and so when they hear of one of their neighbors in trouble, whether you know them or not — you just stop what you’re doing and show up,” Parrot said.
The MSHP dispatched a chopper to circle over the farm acreage near Remy’s home and used infrared radar, Parrott said.
After the search into the night initially proved “unsuccessful,” the team — consisting of devoted locals and law enforcement — resumed at dawn and used a grid search through the cornfield filled with 5-foot high stalks, Parrott said.
After about three hours and a quarter mile from Remy’s home, one of the canines barked — and a sound of hope could be heard in response.
Fat Heath cried for help, and drew the search party to the missing duo.
@MSHPTrooperE/TwitterUpon learning of the discovery, Parrott remembered feeling a mixed sense of relief and concern.
“The dogs yapping at each other is a neat little moment,” he said.
Fat Heath and Remy, who had only been bitten by mosquitoes and suffered some dehydration, were in good shape, Parrott said.
“A lot of bites and a little thirsty, but she got a clean bill of health and was returned back to her home afterward,” he said.
Remy Merritt and her dog, Fat Heath, had gone missing Thursday night in Qulin, triggering a desperate search that brought in some 150 volunteers, authorities said.
But it wasn’t until Fat Heath responded to barks from one of the search dogs that rescuers ended the 12-hour ordeal and found Remy and her trusty companion.
“One of the dogs barked and a weaker bark was returned,” Clark Parrott, a sergeant with the Missouri State Highway Patrol, told ABC News. “We came to find out it was [Remy] and her Yorkshire terrier Fat Heath … down beneath the corn stalks.
“That dog stayed with her all night long,” he said.
Remy had gone missing about 8:30 that night, authorities said.
That’s when everyone in the small farm town chipped in to try to find her.
“Everybody knows everybody here and so when they hear of one of their neighbors in trouble, whether you know them or not — you just stop what you’re doing and show up,” Parrot said.
The MSHP dispatched a chopper to circle over the farm acreage near Remy’s home and used infrared radar, Parrott said.
After the search into the night initially proved “unsuccessful,” the team — consisting of devoted locals and law enforcement — resumed at dawn and used a grid search through the cornfield filled with 5-foot high stalks, Parrott said.
After about three hours and a quarter mile from Remy’s home, one of the canines barked — and a sound of hope could be heard in response.
Fat Heath cried for help, and drew the search party to the missing duo.
@MSHPTrooperE/TwitterUpon learning of the discovery, Parrott remembered feeling a mixed sense of relief and concern.
“The dogs yapping at each other is a neat little moment,” he said.
Fat Heath and Remy, who had only been bitten by mosquitoes and suffered some dehydration, were in good shape, Parrott said.
“A lot of bites and a little thirsty, but she got a clean bill of health and was returned back to her home afterward,” he said.
https://wtop.com/animals-pets/2018/...t-alerts-search-party-with-weak-bark/slide/1/
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Bruh, Im at work eating lunch and was about turn that vid off due all dog kissing, digsuting.
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If ya’ll ever go/lived in a third world country, you would respect the totem poll of life. We...meaning us, as in humans are top of the pole..dogs underneath. Some having their babies or family member in the same damn spot or even treating them lower than a dog needs to get checked.
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Yeah dogs are overrated.
Y’all must like ****.
I’m personally tired of dealing with ****.
My own ****, my kids ****. I’m on my third kid and diaper changes get old.
Hell i’m tired of wiping my own ***.
**** I look like dealing with dog ****?
Y’all must like ****.
I’m personally tired of dealing with ****.
My own ****, my kids ****. I’m on my third kid and diaper changes get old.
Hell i’m tired of wiping my own ***.
**** I look like dealing with dog ****?
- Jul 1, 2016
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it´s not even that I hate dogs. it´s not. they are just fine, all the way over there.
here is what I cannot dig:
here is what I cannot dig:
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#CUltural
Bringing dogs into establishments
Bringing dogs in and around DINING tables
It is highly disrespectful man.
Bringing dogs into establishments
Bringing dogs in and around DINING tables
It is highly disrespectful man.
- Jul 1, 2016
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people just let them run wild...just like a week ago I got bit by somebody´s crazy little 3lb chihuahua.
we were in the outdoor part of a restaurant, the owner did nothing. like it was fine.
it took everything in me not to...
finish this post.
