[Slings and Arrows]

[Slings and Arrows]

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[TigersEye]

Maybe dolphins will make a better go of it. Humans are on the way out.

[2ndDivisionVet]

Did she call the po-po on her Obamaphone?

[expat1000]

Most dogs are racist in that they don’t like people that are different from what they are used to.

Living in Thailand, the only time I ever got bitten by a dog that was not my own (breaking up fights or whatever) was clearly because I was not Thai - attacked me from the back and bit me on the ass.

Many dogs don’t like people in uniforms or disabled folks. I’ve raised dogs that dislike or get aggressive with men with beards or people wearing hats. Of course many don’t like kids, and many show a preference for either men or women.

[Bratch]

[Squantos]

Proof !

When ya make something idiot proof.....someone makes a better idiot.

[I want the USA back]

Anybody not convinced that liberalism is a mental illness?

[MomwithHope]

I had a dear dog my Annabelle, in the 70’s. She was a terrier mutt and I got her right from the litter, owned by a white family in Chicago. had never seen a black or hispanic. I raised her in an integrated neighborhood across from a park with a lot of dog owners. She instinctively did not like black people and would stiffen up and growl, sometimes loudly. She also would stand in a defensive position with me behind her. My little maltese mix that I have now loves everyone.

[Abathar]

Years ago my grandfather had a weimaraner that was a great dog, friendly and greeted strangers like family for years until a black employee came over to the house. That dog turned vicious the instant he saw the guy, tried to tear him to pieces. We didn’t know what to think until it happened again with a different black guy a year or so later.

He was raised since a pup with us, so it was just the dog didn’t like seeing someone different we think.

[zeugma]

I had a racist dog when I was growing up. Never really understood it. Dee Dee was an Austrailian Shepard who absolutely hated black folk. It took a long time for her to accept one of my best friends at the time who lived a couple of blocks down from us. She didn't really care much for hispanics either. To my knowledge, she never bit anyone, but she was really protective of everyone in my family. The only thing that makes sense about it to me is that it was a scent thing.

[the OlLine Rebel]

Not too shocking. Dogs are like humans and go by what they’re used to, what they know. They’re not stupid; they notice differences. Just like us.

[DivineMomentsOfTruth]

Is the dogs name Brian by any chance? ;)

[Future Snake Eater]