Good one Eagleye. Took me a minute too!

The rules of war certainly changed with that "conflict". Had a brother, Green Beret in the mid 60's. By his 3rd, but 1st one year tour, he had become disillusioned, realizing the facade. I was still in grade school at that time. He came to my school dressed in his uniform. We sat alone on the school bus to say goodbye. Years later I learned he did not think he would come home alive. He did, now he lives in Alaska with his 2 dogs. His driveway is probably a mile long. I was and am still today, very proud to be his little sister.

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Maybe we tend to stereotype and generalize too much. I have had three Jack Russells at the same time with no problems. This is the first one that has felt so much hate, threat and fear that she attacks other dogs. I think it would be very poor reasoning to generalize from one Jack Russell to all of them. Isn't that what is called ignorance, or is it stupidity?

If you are interested in how I research, just ask me and I will tell you. When you are enraged and guessing, you are very often completely wrong about others. It is ok to do that with your dog, but not effective for making friends with other people. Go with God.

You show definite signs of an obsessive need for conflict and for attacking others and I think that is part of the explanation of your dysfunctional human relationships. It is only a guess, what do you think? Does my comment bring on the your rage and cause you to want to attack me, say nasty things and insult me?