Re: I'm soliciting prayer requests for a valued guard dog
I recall sadly a few years ago a nasty, mangy cat, Cranford, that lurks in a nearby small town, jumped on the back of a large and proud Pitbull (Tyson), and dug in his claws. The townsfolk watched in horror as the poor dog bolted around town for over 15 minutes trying to dislodge the evil cat.
Eventually the dog succeeded by passing at high speed under a Ford truck, knocking the cat off.
The owners retrieved their dog and took him to the vet, as he needed attention for all the claw gouges in his back. Unfortunately, despite a round of IV antibiotics, the infection passed directly into the dogs blood stream from the cat's filthy claws, and the dog died 10 days later.
Cranford still terrorizes that town, no one has ever caught him, and folks there tend to be more protective of their dogs.
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Re: I'm soliciting prayer requests for a valued guard dog
Oh, dear. That poor doggy. It reminds me of our dog, Pooky.Leave a comment:
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Aww. Do you know what's black and rhymes with Snoop?
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That diggy Dr. Dre.Leave a comment:
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Re: I'm soliciting prayer requests for a valued guard dog
You made my rottweiler sadOriginally posted by TC Patriot View PostDo you know what's black and brown and looks good on a Nigra?
A Doberman!
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Re: I'm soliciting prayer requests for a valued guard dog
Do you know what's black and brown and looks good on a Nigra?
A Doberman!Leave a comment:
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No, although most will fail a few will be Saved(c). Everyone can go to Heaven by just following the KJV1611 the way God intended: by the letter.Originally posted by Dork Funeral View PostLeave a comment:
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What kind of sick person would do this to a dog? My dogs trigger on certain people, I trust their instincts. One of my dogs (a rescue) goes freaky if someone has the slightest smell of drugs on them.
I love my dogs almost as much as I love my kids and if this had been my dog, there'd be a lot more than animal cruelty charges happening to this guy. The Bible literally does say an eye for an eye.Leave a comment:
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I frequently show folks the paper grocery sack test, and get many positive comments on how useful it is. Amazing Jenna has this test built in, and I hope she is back on duty right away.
You know, this dog came upon her talent of discernment of various peoples by dint of her experiences and her God given abilities and senses. Sad that this talent is not shared by more of the folks running this country!
(although it seems to me for Obama to have that trait would be pretty weird as he would always be alerting on himself)
Maybe if Jenna has to retire she might instead help train other dogs to develop this useful talent.Leave a comment:
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How could someone attack a poor dog, one of God's creations. I hope the niggra enjoys hell.Leave a comment:
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Even the blacks don't believe him:
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I'm soliciting prayer requests for a valued guard dog
Jenna the guard dog needs your prayers!
58-year-old Andrew Owens has been charged in the attack that left Jenna the german shepherd without an eye. Jenna had been on guard at a Yonkers business when the attack occurred.
Owens, an employee of that same business egged the dog on before slashing it with a knife, the animals owner said. "The dog reacts to black people, Hispanics, anyone who is not white," Paul Tocco told LoHud.com.
The suspect, Andrew Owens, is black. He faces an aggravated cruelty to animals charge. If convicted, he could face up to two years in prison.
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