Should I thank you back for your crude and ignorant sarcasm? Did it make you feel better? Are you one of those who value dogs more than baby humans? Is it always the fault of the child who is mauled or killed? Would you like to READ my comments or just join the dog pile of stink along with your comrades? Emotional over reactions are not at all constructive. For the dogs or the children.
Now, let us directly examine your pre sarcasm words.
YOU took days to rehab some dogs. Good for you. But would you confidently place a “rehab” dog in an average family with small children? Would you sign over your personal and corporate assets for future liabilities? Would you disclose fully the conditions and history of the animal? Would you think it perhaps, wiser to place such an animal with some single, adult, who could give it the more direct and mature care it may need?
Just because YOU spent some time with some particular dog, does not cover any other dogs. Certainly not the vast wet blanket of ALL dogs you cast at me. Condemning all the dogs in shelters to death? I don’t think I used ANY of those words... Of course, you cover it with the usual caveats, “perfectly nice and deserving”. Could that be any less scientific if we tried? WHAT does that even mean... no no, I am not serious. Don’t try. I could mean whatever is convenient for the moment.
I would call it funny, that the only objections to “my opinions” are the “opinions” of others... laced with more open ended generalities and heart tugging emotions than a “Lifetime Original Movie”... but it surely isn’t funny and it surely isn’t debate.
My dear little victim, *most* of the Dobes I rehabbed went to -family-. all of whom had children.
The others went to good friends...who had children.
The dogs all lived long, much loved lives with *families* who adored them.
FYI, I have read every single word of your so-called ‘words of wisdom’ and I feel compelled to simply state “But God hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise; and God hath chosen the weak things of the world to confound the things which are mighty;”.
I’ve forgotten more about dogs and training than you’ll ever know.
As to all your legalese, piffle.
Where I come from, a woman’s word is her bond and honor.
I’ve laid it confidently on the line, many a time and never had cause to regret it.
[then again, we haven’t much use for “lawyers” around here...truth, honor and integrity seem to suffice]
You’re going to make a very good lawyer, BTW.
You twist and contort words wonderfully and write volumes that say virtually nothing.
You chose your career path well.
Congratulations.