Pink Kate

er, im referencing the pictures and video i took of the live elk, not the pictures i posted of the slaughtered elk.

i wasnt referencing all californians as bad.....just the ones who move in

I have scars on my nose and chin from a bite on my face when I was about 4 years old. It was my mother's German Shepherd. He thought he was protecting 'his horse' from me.

My mother put a bullet in his head the dog, not the horse. She loved that dog too. I guess she just loved me more.

They aren't large any more, I kind of grew into them then they just blended into the ugly as I aged but they are still there.

Kate

The big airport in my area is buying up all the houses built in the past couple decades.

Seems these folks claim they did not know there had been an airport there for decades and when they viewed the model home, toured the neighborhoods, talked to residents or realtors they never ever looked up as an airliner flew overhead.... everyone lied to them apparently...

Hi Sandman, A friend's Australian Shepherd weighed in at 180 pounds.

I believe that's called "tit for tat". ;^)

Earle

Well sure, but it gives him an advantage if he is lying. And all politicians do that now and then.

Earle

Yeah, the people around here had me fooled too. I thought they were "regular folks", but it turns out some of them are just as sick as the crack heads you left behind. Wait until you ask them for help, and you want them to go one inch out of their way to do it. All of a sudden, you won't exist any more. Don't bother to answer right now, because you haven't seen it yet.

Not all change is bad, either. And not all Californians are bad. Just ask Bill.

Earle

He said that, so you would trust him. ;^)

Earle

You can't get a better dog, than a Pembroke Welsh Corgi. Those little legs had me fooled at first, but they are strong dogs too.

Earle

"Politics is supposed to be the second-oldest profession. I have come to realize that it bears a very close resemblance to the first." - ronald reagan

That is a shame. Your scars are unfortunate reminders of that incident, and I'm sorry it happened to you, but it wasn't the fault of the dog. GSD's are the exact product of their environment and upbringing.. German Shepherds love children by nature, and one that bites a child, wasn't properly trained. Simple as that. My grandson at Christmas reached down the throat of my "Zeke" to "get his cookie back". Zeke wouldn't think of ever biting that child.

I could not kill a dog that did something like that, when it was I that had failed, and not the dog.

I've had GSD's for 40 of my 42 years. (5 total dogs, plus a new puppy now ) Two well trained police K-9's among them.

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