I am pretty sure the only way my friends bull dog would kill a Yorkie is either by falling asleep on it smothering it or drowning it in slobber lol |
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It makes me so mad when people leave there dogs in cars. If you knew you needed to go shopping you should have left your dog where they are comfy with food, water, toys and a bed. What really makes me sooooo angry is if I see a dog in a car at a restaurant. When me, my mom and grandma take Callie with us my grandma stays in the car with Callie while me and my mom run into the store if for some reason we need something and Callie loves sitting on my grandmas lap watching all the people but I could never ever leave her in the car alone. My mom even freaks out when she has to get gas and Sammy is with her even though she never leaves the car she pays at the pump and everything. |
Oh, poor little Yorkie and poor bulldog. Still, I can't imagine one of them killing. I've never known more laid-back, easy-going dogs than the average bulldog. Maybe the Yorkie was really tiny and they got to playing really hard with each other or something when no one was home to stop it. How ghastly for that poor little Yorkie. Well, I guess bigger dogs around small dogs is always a possible risk and not an owner's fault. That's one of the reasons I just don't believe it's safe having a Yorkie living with a larger dog. Things like this can always happen and I those tiny little babies ALWAYS come out on the bad end. |
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Oh and since I admitted I sometimes leave Guinness in the truck when I run in the store I also want to say you could go in the truck right now and find a water bowl, bottled water, treats and toys... #1 for Guinness and #2 because we watch out for pets listed on the Home Again lost pet site... Still I know it is never right to leave him for even the 20 min's but I promise he has enough room to run inside this thing and still watch a 27 inch TV soooo it's not like he is trapped in a Honda..... Sorry I have to defend myself I don't want you guys to think I am a bad Yorkie mom :p |
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Depending on the car yea it can take about that much time if not less, I have mastered my friends car in less time due to she always locks her keys in it :p I would NEVER leave him in any vehicle besides the big one because of how easy they are to get into plus its not fair the amount of room he would have to move around... My F150 Guinness would just roll the windows himself for the robber. |
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One of the first things we do when we add another vehicle is change things, I could hand you the remote and keys to anything we own but you still would not be able to start it unless we told you the secret to each one like my TownCar you have to push and hold a hidden button while turning the key... My old Chevy truck you had to turn on the right blinker before turning the key... Yes I know a tad strange but at least I know even if I lose my keys you still are not getting my car :D |
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And the husband also used to own a car audio shop and later restored old cars and build custom cars and motorcycles along with custom paint. So seeing a car taken apart in our garage is nothing new... In fact there is a 64 convertible Impala in parts right now and an F150 that we are about to yank the engine from to replace IF we do not go pick up his next "toy" frame and body this weekend. You never know what to expect around here lol the truck was tan and black till somebody backed into it so we got bored one Friday night took the it apart and painted it a wild custom design that would run around $8,000 at the shop he used to paint at and had it back together finished by Sunday. |
Kill Switch, that's what we call em! My soon to be exarseface hubby has always put one in our cars too! I guess he flipped my switch for the last time, huh? I have a switch in a hidden place that I have to flip before I can even try to start my car....no one would ever find it, or guess that it was a switch! |
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They break into vehicles and take dog just for practice and grins. If someone comes out and start running toward them, they just skedaddle and no police are going to give chase or anything over attempted car/dog theft because they know the van is long gone by the time they get there, they are not going to risk life or their vehicle over a car or dog, they know the van looks totally different with no signs, maybe has new tape striping, etc, has no signs and a different license plate within a short time and in some cases, is in another vehicle. Apparently the really good car thieves practice locally on dry runs getting dogs and throwaway vehicles to better their times and hone their getaway skills. Course in the big haul, all they have to do is get the vehicle around the corner and drive up into a large van or truck and sometimes they have to haul it up w/ a little wench if the fuel line gets destroyed on the way there or they push it a ways. They know they have some time before the police can get called and arrive, find out details and maybe look for them a little if it's a VIP - which they usually will not. Just don't get too overconfident and think you're ever really going to keep those types out if you're gone very long. We got to keep Guinness safe! Well, I hope this lady finds her little dog as it probably has a far better life with her than with the thieves or some lab or something where they dump it for a few dollars. |
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As I said we will never know what actually happened but I do not believe that most dogs are natural born killers unless they are intentionally bred that way or have a genetic defect. Some dogs are made aggressive by humans. If that dog was known to play roughly enough that it could harm another dog it should not have been left alone with a Yorkie. |
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Why can't people just be decent and leave folks and their little dogs be????? Think of all the crud we all go through just to try to stay safe! And keep our doggies safe. I was out walking Tibbe today and a van slowed down as they passed us and almost stopped and I almost froze. Got my phone out and up to my ear, ready to call for help when I finally saw the woman looking back to see Tibbe and wave. We waved back and she went on. It was a nice moment. And of course I thought - "What if she circles back around and they jump out and take him over my dead body?" and we hurried up and walked home almost running like idiots. The van didn't come back of course. But that's the mindset you get into reading and hearing of so much junk going on, isn't it!!! |
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