TN Jed
I'd rather be fishin'
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There are dogs that are trained to help truly disabled or medical alert dogs. Like if someone collapses they know where that person’s medicine is or if a person’s blood sugar is plummeting. Those dogs really are amazing and more helpful than a lot of humans that have no idea what to do in those situations. I agree about the ones being used for mental health or emotional support. Those are not the same in my eyes. But the ones used for the visual/hearing impaired or medical purposes, I 100% am on board with those dogs being with their person because they are actually assisting their owner.Nope, cause if it does, I'll kill the damn thing right in front of the owner. I just remember America WITHOUT all the "mental issues"/weak-assed "neediness" when folks had Pets...NOT "family member surrogates" due to lack mental wellness.
Heh…Wait until you make the Pro status rookie.

I AGREE...100%! Trained "Service Dogs" are Real, Necessary and Needed.There are dogs that are trained to help truly disabled or medical alert dogs. Like if someone collapses they know where that person’s medicine is or if a person’s blood sugar is plummeting. Those dogs really are amazing and more helpful than a lot of humans that have no idea what to do in those situations. I agree about the ones being used for mental health or emotional support. Those are not the same in my eyes. But the ones used for the visual/hearing impaired or medical purposes, I 100% am on board with those dogs being with their person because they are actually assisting their owner.
Are those...pearls?Heh……tru dat!
I went back to check a discussion earlier today that dealt with … errr… religious rites of passage. They struck me as somewhat unsavory but the discussion was historically accurate with linked references.
But mollusk jewelry?
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…the clutching will continue.
