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If dog’s could talk.
Would they really prefer to be out or in?
My daughter has two indoor catahoulas
kept inside and I can’t stand to go
over there and see these magnificent
Creatures caged.
My dogs stay outside and I am very
confident they love it.
As for protection inside, I’d prefer the
Protection come outside.
If a threat happens to get by guerilla
Frank, they have to deal with Pete at
the back door.

I want nothing to do with you people.

German Wire Hair that needs a clipping.

Then someone is piss poor at training animals, just sayin

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I take my dog where they're allowed. The park, Tractor Supply, the pet store etc.. If you don't like it you have the right to stay the fuuck out of those places.

My parent's always kept the working farm dogs out in a dog house or in the heated porch.


But half the time I wouldn't have had a problem with their cleanliness.



Our house dogs live in town and don't get dirty. But they do shed and the latest puppy has chewed up some carpet. On accident laying on the floor while chewing her chew.

We DGAF.

I'd never, ever take my dogs into a grocery store or public business
Pisses me off when I see these arrogant fux.

That is an excellent picture.

Have traveled quite a bit, and in Germany and the Czech Republic found that it's commonly accepted to bring dogs into restaurants--though usually smaller dogs, such as dachshunds.

Have had at least one Labrador retriever (and sometimes two) for 50 years now, and while some were more comfortable hunting in really cold weather than others, would not consider leaving them outside during -40 Montana nights than a human child of the same size--even in heated doghouse.

Also used to have at least one cat until Eileen (who loves cats) developed a major allergy to them. But the last one we had was a black-and-white tomcat that was best buddies with our Labrador at the time, and would go on walks with us. He also kept the 4-acre property we lived on then free of tiny "varmints," some of which were hard on the garden. Though he would often bring his kills to the back door, then whine until we let him in--whereupon he'd run inside, eat a few bites of commercial catfood--then run back out and eat his kill.

Also believe that all our Labs have hunted better with us because they're partners, not just "tools." All of which is why we put up with the minor inconvience of having them in the house--which in my experience is far less than quite a few people we've known....

Live animals in my house. Oh hell no. Parts of some are in the freezer though.

You pussywhipped c u n t

Like I said I only take them places where they're specifically allowed/welcome. If it pisses somebody off, that's just too damn bad.

Don't mind them at all....IF they know how to act and have good manners........just like children.

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Mine At first were outside dogs.

Until I learned

Smart man.

Absolutely! Our 75# Boxer pretty much rules the roost, so to speak. She's spoiled rotten.

I hate dogs.

Love my dogs, but they live outside and have a good dry barn to sleep in.

That’s normal for narcissists.

Mention it to your therapist; I’m sure he has a plan to work on it

Probably involves antidepressants, but that’s normal too