That's the right way to address a dog.Under the chin not only feels good, but it's a position where you're really, really easy to bite.So the dog notices that you're not worried about being bitten, and figures you're okay in return.
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You can't put shit back in a donkey.(Alluding to the puppy throwing incident)
A U.S. Army Soldier with 4th Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division pets a puppy adopted by the Musayyib Iraqi police station in Musayyib, Iraq, March 11, 2008. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Angelica Golindano)
That's the right way to address a dog.
ReplyDeleteUnder the chin not only feels good, but it's a position where you're really, really easy to bite.
So the dog notices that you're not worried about being bitten, and figures you're okay in return.
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ReplyDeleteYou can't put shit back in a donkey.
ReplyDelete(Alluding to the puppy throwing incident)