So I took Brandi to the vet today. We are going out of town and I needed to get her a health cert. While waiting, in comes a umm....uhh... I don't know what breed, but it kind of looked like a JRT? Or rat terrrier, but a bit taller. Well, IT WAS HUGE! It didn't even look real. The poor dog literally looked like a balloon on legs. OMG, I felt sooo bad for the poor dog, and it made me really angry with the owner A man asked the owner, "is your dog having pups?" and she angerily said "no, he's not". I'm sure she gets asked that stuff all the time. I think that is about as bad as starving your dog, or beating him. Ugh, I was sick, when I left.
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We had a Lab in...medium height...who weighed 135lbs! The dog weighed more than some of my co-workers and looked like a sausage with 4 pathetic little legs sticking out. No medical problems to blame the obesity on...just a negligent owner. It was awful
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Fat dog = animal cruelty
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It didn't even look real. The poor dog literally looked like a balloon on legs. OMG, I felt sooo bad for the poor dog, and it made me really angry with the owner
A man asked the owner, "is your dog having pups?" and she angerily said "no, he's not". I'm sure she gets asked that stuff all the time. I think that is about as bad as starving your dog, or beating him. Ugh, I was sick, when I left.
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