Hopefully you'll be fine with other dog walkers and people you stop and talk to - a useful conversation opener.
Perhaps get a sign "I eat unknown sausages "
Lets hope they catch the scumbag soon.Kails favourite thing is to make a new friend. Honestly he goes batshit happy if a new person fusses on him. He won't get much of that any more now which upsets me
I used to meet a couple of corgis, one of whom wore a muzzle as she was a dreadful scavenger and had had to be taken to the vets with stuck chicken bones and assorted tummy upsets. The owners used to say in advance, ‘She’s not vicious, just a dreadful scavenger’ and would stop and let the dogs all sniff each other. Lovely dog. And very obvious from her behaviour around both people and other dogs that she wasn’t threatening. From everything you’ve said about Kail and photos of him, he’s obviously a softy; I hope the muzzle doesn’t ruin your walks out together. And how fucking disgusting to be putting out poison for dogs, what kind of person does thatKails favourite thing is to make a new friend. Honestly he goes batshit happy if a new person fusses on him. He won't get much of that any more now which upsets me
wow that's pricey :-(Bit of a first world problem but yesterday I took him to get his AHC to travel to France. 230 fucking quid!
I don't even know what I've paid for. A load of signed papers that took 10 minutes to do. Absolute pisstake.
The problem is that other dogs can actually react to a dog in a muzzle (and on a lead) by being more aggressive. So it might become a self-fulfilling prophesy that you need to keep Kali from other dogs as a result of this.I used to meet a couple of corgis, one of whom wore a muzzle as she was a dreadful scavenger and had had to be taken to the vets with stuck chicken bones and assorted tummy upsets. The owners used to say in advance, ‘She’s not vicious, just a dreadful scavenger’ and would stop and let the dogs all sniff each other. Lovely dog. And very obvious from her behaviour around both people and other dogs that she wasn’t threatening. From everything you’ve said about Kail and photos of him, he’s obviously a softy; I hope the muzzle doesn’t ruin your walks out together. And how fucking disgusting to be putting out poison for dogs, what kind of person does that
I agree, although I also think that it’s often the owners who react to the other dog being muzzled, and then the dog senses their alarm and reacts accordinglyThe problem is that other dogs can actually react to a dog in a muzzle (and on a lead) by being more aggressive. So it might become a self-fulfilling prophesy that you need to keep Kali from other dogs as a result of this.
I do hope they catch whoever is doing this as quickly as possible, but I sadly suspect that it isn’t seen as a priority
I agree, although I also think that it’s often the owners who react to the other dog being muzzled, and then the dog senses their alarm and reacts accordingly
Cara is a nightmare around muzzled dogs, because she takes their muzzles off She used to have a beagle friend who wore one for scavenging reasons (a greedy dustbin beagle, shocking I know ) and every time they played she'd have his muzzle off in seconds much to his delight. Same with a vizla puppy who wore one for nippy play reasons. Tbf I think taking his off to play and learn 'that's too much' dog cues was a good thing. I've considered one for Cara because people freak out at her rough play, and the prey drive isn't so well understood here in central London either (more and more people walk their CATS in one of the big dog parks here - lots of 'there's a cat on a lead up ahead' warnings. Utterly mad imo - edit: and irresponsible). But in the end I always decide to use a lead and be selective about who she plays with. Dogs love her but they need to have sensible people.
That's his vibe yesAsleep, asleep, asleep, RUNNING AROUND, asleep, lounging, asleep, asleep asleep
He's a big old dog though!