"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Mys Terry wrote:
On Tue, 07 Feb 2006 18:45:36 -0500, Harry Krause
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Doug Kanter wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Wayne.B wrote:
On Tue, 07 Feb 2006 21:34:16 GMT, Shortwave Sportfishing
wrote:

the funny ears is skippy de dog, a pit bull/whippet cross
who is also very smart and a sweet heart.
I'll be darned. Which was the mother?

I have a friend who obtained a pit bull pup a few years ago. He raised
the dog properly, as a house pet, and the dog is a joy. He's fun to
"rassle" with, and never bites. I "met" another pit bull pup a few
years ago, and babysat him for a couple of hours. He was just fine,
too.

I'd love to have a pet panther, though. A black one. Good golly, they
are gorgeous.
A friend of my son's has one, too. I won't go to the house without my
little friend, with a round in the chamber, but my son says the dog
likes to pick up the cat and put it on the couch for reasons nobody can
figure out. It's a male dog, but it picks up the cat like it was the
cat's mommy. The cat apparently can't figure it out, either, but it
puts up with the strangeness.

I don't know why, but *all* dogs like me. I've never met a dog who
didn't come over for a sniff and a nuzzle, and that includes dogs who
are being walked down the road, leader dogs (who should know better),
and dogs in the vet's waiting room. With all our cats, you'd think my
permanent "cat person" smell would make them nervous, but, no.

Maybe it is because I am not afraid of animals. I am leery, though, of
the feral dogs out in the Shenandoah.

We have a close friend from Kenya who is here in the states studying for
her doctorate. We're planning to head over there for a long visit this
year or next, and a promised "real" safari (camera safari, of
course...no hunting in Kenya). I hope we run into about a kazillion
critters.

We've got a resident bear. I'm not afraid of animals, but I am pretty
careful
around this fellow! He's not much like a domestic dog.




Ah, yes. I'd be careful around bears, too.

Pussy. You walk up to the bear and give it a Molson. You now have 11 seconds
during which the bear is amazed. Slug the bear. Walk away. Let us know how
it goes.