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Excellent work, thanks for publishing this.
Not sure if I mentioned here before… I’m the accidental guardian of a Rainbow Lorikeet found as a fledgeling near my home, he/she would have been...
Makes one wonder whether they actually want nuclear war, or will any war do?
Just exactly what is Israel defending itself from? Who from Iran attacked them?
I think one solution to the zigaboo problem is to either destroy or ground their aircraft. Follow that up with deep study of all those in thy...
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Many young people think it's MACHO town a dog that's aggressive, they seem to think that aggressiveness reflects their own view of the society they are living within, thus making them REAL MACHO and tough just walking down a street with an aggressive dog on their lead, (if your lucky, that is, because most of them do away with leads anyway, clearly displaying their MACHONESS.)
Then we also have the ALLEGED dog lovers who buy a pup with questionable breeding back grounds, mostly bred in someone's back yard where massive inbreeding is usually the result.
That inbreeding causes many issues and results in the unpredictability of a dog bred under such conditions. These dogs are the usual culprits for attacking unprovoked.
We also have the issue then, of people purchasing such a dog from such a source, displaying their ignorance of dog breeding and behavior, flatly refusing to accept that once a dog has bitten a human, it will always, at some time or another, do the same again, refuse to put the dog down, (as they should, it's easier for such people to avoid dealing with the issue you see) which should be done forthwith.
IMHO, people should apply for a LICENSE to be allowed to own a dog, demonstrate their ability to handle and deal with the dog in an appropriate manner.
And without a doubt, all breeders must be qualified and licensed. Back yard breeding needs to become an offence.