tiny dogs cannot survive in nature, or a brisk breeze
cats left outdoors will generally start murdering things and live. live for murder, mostly
Toss the raccoon from the dog
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tiny dogs cannot survive in nature, or a brisk breeze
cats left outdoors will generally start murdering things and live. live for murder, mostly
for a tiny one? those things are pretty useless. don't even big dogs do pretty poor if left outside? i thought dogs in general were so fully domesticated that without people they do extremely poorly. doggo just ain't gonna wolf.
meanwhile cats are still hunters with better survival instincts. australia actually has a huge number of feral cats, which they consider a non-trivial problem as they are killing so much stuff they are causing some species to go extinct.
i like the second camera with his big outstretched belly before he go spinnin'
Corgis are pretty damn smart and dont take shit. Im sure they would survive outside of a home if it had to.
Then again, why are we comparing animals outside of a home. All I said is that small dogs are still better than cats. I didnt say how.
Tiny dogs bark in high pitched voices. A lot.
My German Shepherd would take out the raccoon in one bite. My yard is empty of native animals since we got him. He loves people and other dogs. Doesn't love 4 legged pests.
No need for a gun handy when the GS is on the job. Even an alligator would think twice. Unlike a tiny dog who would be a snack.
You're right about the crap. I solve that by yelling for my son.
If you are loud enough and aggressive enough even an alligator will say "fuck that."
https://youtu.be/je_9QhJFSR0
Unfortunately, service K9’s are killed semi frequently, and, they are trained to defend themselves, but a perp with a knife or gun can change the outcome. So I primarily depend on myself in a defensive situation. And while it would be great to have those critters in the neighbors yard and not mine, I have no desire to clean up after a large dog, and no kids to take on the task either.[emoji25]
FWIW, my kids aren’t yappers, they alert when they hear things that don’t belong.
I think your making assumptions, that wasn’t an offer more than it was a statement, if I invite you over, I suspect we’re going to be drinking and wrenching on cars, if someone takes it upon themselves to come by uninvited, and, say kick my door in, then I’ll be drinking after business is complete.
Makes sense. Different priorities. I'd jump on an alligator or shoot it if necessary to protect my dog but most critters will take off if my dog is out. Even though I live in a town that has some bad neighborhoods, I haven't had any problems in my area. Knock on wood.
Truth right there, ask anyone who climbs poles and works on lines what they think about squirrels, those squirrels will attack humans if the opportunity is right.
Like a boomerang.
If that Goose had gone after my old dog Angel, she would have snapped its neck in a heartbeat.
If that Goose went after my current dog Nikki, she would have yelped and run away cause she's a chicken.
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