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catbyte

(38,658 posts) Tue Oct 7, 2025, 08:43 AM Oct 2025

'Mean' shelter dog turns out to be a giant baby

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'Mean' shelter dog turns out to be a giant baby (Original Post) catbyte Oct 2025 OP

Nice dog but I would not want to see what he would do if somebody threatened his humans, his other dogs, Botany Oct 2025 #1

Good story of misunderstanding a dog. Prairie_Seagull Oct 2025 #2

Big ole baby! Emile Oct 2025 #3

My wife and I adopt death row dogs. It's about fifty/fifty they are good dogs. hunter Oct 2025 #4

Botany

(76,404 posts)

1. Nice dog but I would not want to see what he would do if somebody threatened his humans, his other dogs,

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Tue Oct 7, 2025, 09:03 AM

Oct 2025

or his ducks.

Prairie_Seagull

(4,598 posts)

2. Good story of misunderstanding a dog.

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Tue Oct 7, 2025, 10:00 AM

Oct 2025

When is see these posts I usually think I could do that. Never do but that is beside the point.
Would need a back hoe to pick up droppings. Could register on the Richter scale.

Holy shit, or something.

Emile

(40,634 posts)

3. Big ole baby!

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Tue Oct 7, 2025, 10:04 AM

Oct 2025

hunter

(40,375 posts)

4. My wife and I adopt death row dogs. It's about fifty/fifty they are good dogs.

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Tue Oct 7, 2025, 05:02 PM

Oct 2025

We've got two now who would happily eat ducks -- no guilt, no shame, no remorse.

Needless to say we keep them away from ducks.

When I was a kid we were visiting our great grandma and our dog killed two of her chickens. It was my great grandma's opinion that any dog who killed chickens should be shot. My great grandma did not shoot our dog, instead she butchered the chickens, served them for dinner, and told us never to bring our dog with us again when we visited. Or else.

My great grandmothers were very hard women of the Wild West.

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