Niomi Smith Webboard User Reg: 04-20-2009
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I hope to heaven this child is identified somehow. I'm so scared by this .....
That last scene where the dog stares directly at the child's face sent a chill down my spine. Then the camera cut and I can't help but wonder what happened at that exact moment...
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Quote: Connie Sutherland
I hope to heaven this child is identified somehow. I'm so scared by this .....
That last scene where the dog stares directly at the child's face sent a chill down my spine. Then the camera cut and I can't help but wonder what happened at that exact moment...
... as the child grabs the paw and won't let go, and the dog wants so bad just to have the child
stop ....
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When I first saw this thread "Dangerously insane parents"..."Why breed?" was just below it and it looked like it was part of the thread title .... "Dangerously insane parents, why breed?"
A tired dog is a good dog, a trained dog is a better dog.
No doubt the dog will wind up destroyed for actually biting the kid. Hopefully not seriously.
This dog is trying very hard to be left alone and giving warning signs that tell me it's probably a really nice dog.
The parents are poster children for spay neuter in humans!
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No doubt the dog will wind up destroyed for actually biting the kid. Hopefully not seriously.
This dog is trying very hard to be left alone and giving warning signs that tell me it's probably a really nice dog.
The parents are poster children for spay neuter in humans!
I was thinking the same thing about the dog. He seems so patient given what, I'm sure, has been going on for quite sometime. I feel just as sorry for the dog as I do the child...
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Serious facial bite brewing there.
That "trainer" who's Facebook page it is needs to climb put of the dog training dark ages. He advocates using a choke collar and if the dog doesn't yelp you're not using it hard enough to suit him. Yuck
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