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by LMH on 23 March 2008 - 15:03
Deux lunes, or more appropriately.......double-looney-tunes brought this thread back, people. Will any of you get your facts straight? Need some help? Ask me. I've never forgotten what any of you have said.....not said.....or merely, inferred---- deleted, or not. (LOL) BTW......Happy Easter.
by steve1 on 23 March 2008 - 15:03
Some of you Guys make make me laugh, First the thread starts with a Dog Question , then in come the Swear words and your a Moron type words,
Plus from the same guys I can fight better than you can attiude, Yes, paper bags no doubt ,
When some of you do not get your own way, Its like Kids throwing there Toys out of a Pram, but i think Kids have more brains
If some of you so called Hard men want to fight then lets get a sponser and see who is who, im sure some one out there will enjoy watching it
Lets act like grown up people and drop the ego bit, its getting boring, with the language and calling abuse especially towards women,
Plus the fact Children are viewing this language as well
We can never all agree on everything and we are all entitiled to an opinion, but lets keep it a bit more cool and civil
Steve
by sueincc on 23 March 2008 - 15:03
Wow, DoRight, I particularly enjoyed this piece of fiction about how you were a GREAT decoy for the police department - and such a superhero you didn't need any protection other than 6 sweatshirts lol, lol
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.............I used to be a decent (actually GREAT:) agitator (I guess schutzund people call them "helpers"). I volunteered back in 2000 to be attacked by a Cleveland Police canine dog, during a demonstration for the "higher ups", and they were amazed that I did not want to use the sleeve. I just put on six sweatshirts and a jacket, and fed my arm to the dog as it was attacking me from the long send. Wasn't bad at all, and a lot more realistic for the viewers. Back in the day, when I was training for bite work, I rarely used the sleeve (there was that Great Dane that I told you about previously, but I digress). I always let the dogs bite wherever they wanted. The closest piece of meat. You just had to MAKE SURE, the closest piece of meat wasn't a piece of meat you were fond of ;-), and you had to make sure that the dog knew how to out, before you did that:) I have a high pain threshold, I guess that comes from participating in the threads on this web site :) |
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by Trafalgar on 23 March 2008 - 16:03
Bucko your 2nd post in this thread is crucial to not only this particular discussion BUT to the world of purebred dogs as a whole.
Shockingly cogent - concise - truthful and IMO correct.
But don't hold your breath that show or other "title" breeders will see themselves in the mirror.
When they read your post, their psychic defense mechanisms will immediately construct cobwebs of tangled falsehoods to protect themselves from understanding the basic fallacy of their most precious belief --->
That belief belief being ---->that they should be one of the very few people on earth breeding and all SUPERFLUOUS competitiors (not in their support core group) are drawn from the very ranks of Lucifer's army.
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