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To: G.Mason
Notice the children working with 1500, 2000 pound animals.

My guess is they are not walking these animals down a residential street on a 6-foot leash?

12 posted on 02/01/2005 4:59:20 AM PST by sandalwood ("Hail to alcohol - the cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems")
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To: sandalwood
My guess is they are not walking these animals down a residential street on a 6-foot leash?

Heck, no. We usually rode them. Much more fun!

Seriously, I learned at a young age that abusing a 1200 pound animal was a quick way to get hurt... though usually because Mom applied the Staff of Learning to the Seat of Knowledge!

17 posted on 02/01/2005 5:05:09 AM PST by gieriscm
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To: sandalwood
"My guess is they are not walking these animals down a residential street on a 6-foot leash?"

Not exactly uncommon. If the dogs were halfway well-trained, it wouldn't be a big deal. The kid provoked the dogs. At the very least he was stupid. He has learned a painful and valuable lesson.

20 posted on 02/01/2005 5:09:21 AM PST by sweetliberty (Blind stupidity or blind loyalty is still blind.)
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To: sandalwood

My guess is they are not walking these animals down a residential street on a 6-foot leash?

Can't say that I've seen anyone out walking a cow--but horses are another story. My neighbors (when I lived in OK) occasionally brought their horses to town for a stroll &, when I was a kid, another neighbor brought his horse to town & gave the neighborhood kids rides. Here in WI, yet another neighbor brought her minature horse & sulky to town & gave the neighbor kids rides.

My dad used to tell stories about the 'town cows' & how it was the town kids' job to lead the cows out to pasture on the outskirts of town every morning & collect them in the evening.

21 posted on 02/01/2005 5:11:00 AM PST by elli1
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