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They're not kids. They are young adults having their own household.

@@neva.2764 I m sorry about calling them kids. You are right they are young adults

calling young adults kids happens when your own children leave your house but theyre always kids in your heart

​@@thatsawesomeithink Absolutely. What a rude, and totally unnecessary comment. Someone that appears to be trying to start a debate. My now adult child is 46. Note I call him "child." I also call him my baby.

​@@lianefehrle9921 Oh for heaven's sake, why on earth are you apologizing for a totally ok and understandable comment? My adult CHILD is 46, living on his own etc. He's also called "my baby." Zero apologies from me!

@@Repent-and-believe-in-Jesus1who?

My one dog does this it is his safe spot he lays in there when he wants to be left alone and he does not want the other dogs to bother him but I think it also has to do with him being abused as a puppy before we got him from my dad's friends who stole him out the neighbor's yard who was mean to him and beat him and threw him out in the snow it took him about a month before he really felt safe to let me or my dad pet him now he is such a lovable dog Milo is but he is still not a people dog and does not like black people because that is who beat him as a puppy so he freaks out he thinks it is the people who beat him

@@bunyan4.20 your dad needs new friends then, if I'm understanding this correctly. Why did they steal the neighbors dog and beat him up??

@@littlewillowlinda You did i said i got him from my Dads friend who stole him out their neighbor's yard that beat him and threw him outside in the snow they got him away from those people and gave him to me they were not the ones doing it you just miss read my comment

Well said 💯🫱🏽‍🫲🏻💐

@@bunyan4.20 With all due respect, it's easy to misread a comment that used absolutely *_no punctuation_* in the entire 5-line comment. (such as yours). j/s

Alissah, I agree, good comment. All Animals are sentient beings just like us. In this day and age it is confusing to know that so many people still kill and eat animals when it is not necessary.

Only bad humans

@@atiliobison3355 although there can definitely be underlying factors such as tumor, pain or ptsd from past experiences. Most canines are basing everything off of a combination of nature and nurture. Much like a child if left ferrell or agnostic they will develop negative behaviors based off of negative experiences and fear or even selfishness due to percieved necessity and preservation. The percentage of " nasty" dogs would be much less if they weren't looked at like a possession and more as a gift with serious responsibility.

​@Atilio Bison nasty humans turn good dogs into bad dogs. Also, I'm really sorry your dog had that awful experience, I'm glad he's ok.

We adopted a dog at 10 Years old after we lost our chi of 16 years old. The previous owner got a new puppy. They didn't get along apparently so they tossed Louie aside. We adopted him and he is such a loving dog . If the previous owner is out there, he is doing wonderful and we love him very much! I'm so very sad that you gave him up. I love puppies as much as you do but I love senior dogs too. Q r live him as I much! He saved u a to after w r lost our chi after 16th years

Too true!!

That's a very good point.

When I was 5, my parents let me pick out a dog. All the other puppies at the shelter were jumping on me and scaring me, but this one timid 1 year old dog from a neglectful home just shyly walked over and sat on my lap. He was my pick, and we named him Tucker. He was so neglected that my mom had to hand feed him and teach him how to walk up and down stairs. We had to teach him how to play. My parents later admitted they first thought he was too timid and wasn't sure about my choice, but he ended up being the best dog in the world once he came out of his shell. Intelligent, playful, well-behaved, extremely empathetic, good-natured to all animals. Whatever cats we adopted over the years fell in love with him. When fights would break out between the cats, or when our friend's dog would chase the cat, he would always break it up and stand his ground. He loved to play Frisbee and had a lot of personality, but he was also calm and very well behaved. Only ever chewed a shoe once, and if he was ever scolded for something, he'd never do it again. He passed a couple years ago at 16 years old. I miss him every day.

I can relate. It’s heart wrenching losing your best dog friend. It literally hurts physically and mentally. It broke me down. Still miss her everyday and think about her every day nearly five years later. 😥

This is why responsible shelters/rescues will do behavior screening of all pets that come to them and require ALL family members (human and animal although cats can be exempted) meet and interact with the potential adoptee before adoption. If there has been abuse or some kind of personality issue they will do pre-adoption training to make sure all in the family understand what the new family member needs in order to become comfortable. Nobody should adopt without already having some idea of potential challenges ahead.

Thank you for giving this beautiful animal love and a happy life the people who hurt her should rot in hell.

D M, are you vegan ?

Yep, agree.

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ do you know about factory farms ? Do you approve of factory farms and slaughter houses ? Do you approve of abusing Animals ? Are you paying someone to abuse and kill gods creatures on your behalf ? Are you participating in the Animal Holocaust ?

Beautifully said. 👍❤️

Just like we don't own the land that we buy ❤ We only borrow it and - hopefully - take good care of it. Regardless the money we've paid it will never be ours as it is Gaia's planetary body. It would be like a mite that claims a square cm of your arm and calls it hers.

@@neva.2764 yes ❣🥰💞

N Steele, many two legged animals still have lots to learn from other two legged animals that choose not to abuse,kill and eat four legged animals.

Hi Susan

God doesn't have anything to do with dog rescues. He doesn't send people to dogs.

Hi Stephanie

Hi Flora

Well you have the motivation and since you're able to access the internet you have the privilege and opportunity to access all the info you could need to become rich. All you have to do is put in the work.

This is also how I picture my retirement. Make a sustainable farm to rescue and provide home to as many dogs as I can.

Oooops he is a she. Sorry Mavyn ur a beautiful girl with an awesome family...🐾🐶💞

Me too.

I would love to see the transformation the previous owners go through when they're served a jail sentence or steep fine for animal abuse.