This is what I would call a clash of different societies. When I grew up in the Country we did have dogs like this.
BTW I doubt Butterbean is missing. Someone is probably hiding him until all this blows over.
I read the whole story, but I’m not sure how to comment on it, other than to say that this is not how I would treat my dog.
This dog is a metaphor for how Democrats treat their children, that is to say, since the government destroyed the nuclear family through programs that destroy marriage and promote government dependency.
Anyway on the bright side he’s got more freedom than any other dog from those parts, that likely spend their lives chained up in the yard, and nobody has ever tried to snip his gonads.
Let Dorson take the dog. Just because it regularly runs around, between homes, and through traffic, doesn’t mean that it should. It’s a dog. You give a dog boundaries (particularly around traffic) because you care about it. They ought to care for this dog better.
What do you think Joe?
I live near Slidell. When I moved here 35 years ago it was a pretty common practice for many people to let their dogs run free. As the population and traffic grew, it became commonplace to see dead dogs (as well as other animals) littering the roadside. The danger is not only to the dog but to the people driving in this area. I know several people who have been in a car accident because they either hit a dog or tried to avoid to.