Inside the world of a military dog handler
Mar 25, 2019 16:10:39 #
no propaganda please
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Dumb dog, must have not been a working dog or it would have known better.
Mar 25, 2019 16:39:04 #
no propaganda please wrote:
Dumb dog, must have not been a working dog or it would have known better.
I can't remember his name now but he couldn't help it, if the boss didn't have another dog that was just as good he would have just paid the neighbour for the damage and built a super good lock up to keep him locked up at all times when not getting the cows in.
And that isn't cruel because it takes an hour in the morning and another hour in the afternoon when milking twice a day and there was moving them around during the day, but no his career ended that day, I couldn't figure out.
Thanks for the reply.
Mar 25, 2019 16:45:22 #
no propaganda please wrote:
Actually rats are very smart, can be taught to do tricks, and can find a million ways to chew up your house. Just because they are destructive does not mean they aren't smart.
Oh they're smart. Too smart. But the difference is there is no bond with a rat so that limits what they can do. With the man/dog team the only limits are the limits we put on ourselves.
I could use a couple of good ratting terriers right now....
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