Ah I see. I didn't realize you had dogs, but I understand what you were saying earlier. That's really cool. My dog is well trained except for the one thing you were talking about. He absolutely flips out when he gets around new people. I know techniques to train him not to, but I don't readily have anyone (a new person to my dog) to help with.
I'm thinking about getting another dog and I've always been interested in poodles. I don't have enough room for a standard, so I was thinking miniature. I assume you would recommend the breed?
I know of a few couples in my neighborhood that do this. And to make it worse..they have accounts for their dogs.
They get on there and post from one dogs wall to another and say "can't wait to play outside with you today!"
How gay is that crap?
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The ole coach in me came out, I must say. Wasn't pretty.
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The one-upper in the group
I always have fun lying my ass off when a one upper is present. All my friends know what's up, and enjoy the show as I one up the one upper. Just like when the elitist NYYVOL when he tailgates with me and talks about ostrich racing off the coast of north Africa.
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Thank you for the rational response, pard. It's always much more welcome than hatred. With regard to your comment, I am a pet owner. I have two standard poodles that I enjoy very much. They are also very well behaved and follow directions. When fellas come over, the dogs do not jump on them nor bother them in any way. Perhaps the most presumptuous and self-centered thing in the world would be for me to expect my company to enjoy my dogs as much as I do, so I trained my dogs accordingly. I wish more would follow suit is all.
