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[Re: michael hubert ]
#203648 - 07/31/2008 03:52 PM |
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Before I lure you into an unfair fight, be aware that I spent 2 months in the Lower 9th Ward, and the French Quarter, with Task Force Raven, from the Washington Army National Guard.
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Re: rescue vs. breeder
[Re: Aaron Myracle ]
#203651 - 07/31/2008 03:56 PM |
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u huh , so what are you saying??
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Re: rescue vs. breeder
[Re: michael hubert ]
#203655 - 07/31/2008 03:59 PM |
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I was around those dogs. 99% of them were sweet, well-adjusted family pets, that were hungry and scared.
Most of them would sit, lay down and come, under command.
The ones that wouldn't...
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Re: rescue vs. breeder
[Re: Aaron Myracle ]
#203657 - 07/31/2008 04:01 PM |
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so your saying everyone who ownes a dog ,all but 1% are trained
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Re: rescue vs. breeder
[Re: Aaron Myracle ]
#203664 - 07/31/2008 04:10 PM |
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What I am getting at is that I see a rather alarming pattern. You claimed to be a protection trainer, then when pushed for details (on anther thread) you balked and tried to challenge someone else instead. Eventually you said that sorry im jumping from site to sit , where on the site?? and what the hell you talkin about how can i prove my traing to you people. feel free to come by whenever you want. Around here people are not big in titles, sorry.
Which is funny, because a bunch of us are planning on heading to a seminar in YOUR area in October. OH, and there are PLENTY of people "around there" that compete all the time, and ARE big into titles.
On this thread you claimed to have taken in and turned around katrina dogs, which is another joke. When pushed for details, again you gave none. Someone else starts to tell you THEIR involvement, and suddenly you back down again.
There's no other way to say it, but we are a very diverse group. I can almost guarantee you that any false info on your part will be identified by SOMEONE who is actually involved in what you claim to be involved in, and they will actually know.
Please stop trying to pick fights here, none of us want that. But I don't think anyone here will back down from one either.
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Re: rescue vs. breeder
[Re: michael hubert ]
#203665 - 07/31/2008 04:13 PM |
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so your saying everyone who ownes a dog ,all but 1% are trained nope, but the ones who were able to be rescued, the % was a lot higher - the untrained and aggressive dogs would be very difficult to manage and catch.
Plus, there were all people's pets. They were not dropped off at a shelter because no one knew what to do with them.
A bit of a different situation.
Something you would have to actually have been around to understand
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Re: rescue vs. breeder
[Re: Cameron Feathers ]
#203667 - 07/31/2008 04:14 PM |
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Please stop trying to pick fights here, none of us want that. But I don't think anyone here will back down from one either.
Yes. Enough is enough.
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[Re: Cameron Feathers ]
#203669 - 07/31/2008 04:17 PM |
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the untrained and aggressive dogs would be very difficult to manage and catch.
We shot most of 'em.
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[Re: Aaron Myracle ]
#203675 - 07/31/2008 04:34 PM |
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the untrained and aggressive dogs would be very difficult to manage and catch.
We shot most of 'em.
I know...
I was giving you an out in case you didn't want to say that part...
I wasn't there, so it's not my place to say.
But yes, exactly. That's why it was a completely different thing. Even the three that Cesar took were significantly better than the ones that didn't make it that far...
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[Re: Cameron Feathers ]
#203683 - 07/31/2008 04:47 PM |
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Interestingly, our orders were only to shoot dogs running in packs. (Or dogs that were posing a threat to personnel in the area)
Dogs that were sighted wandering alone, were to be reported to Animal Control. Dogs in packs, were to be dealt with on the spot.
There was a lot of wisdom in that decision.
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