Getting "swatted" has become a leftist method of attacking those who challenge their narratives with facts and truth. Facts and truth are a threat to vacuous leftist fantasies- and are- at the very least called "misinformation"- at worst, "swatted", their property destroyed, jailed, or their dogs killed.
This will not stop until the people that have been responsible for this are held accountable. That includes Merrick Garland and the FBI.
We have multiple policing organizations in the USA. we are a POLICE STATE! Who controls the police state controls the population. Effectively used to create compliance with the Covid con and all things left! We won't have to worry about this if Biden continues to escalate the "Regional War" in Ukraine that is being orchestrated by him! Zelensky is a proxy! Nuclear war is on the table! We can't have a senile man in DC! Pray that nothing more happens in the next sixty days. When will man stop killing fellow human beings?
The vermin that wants to kill 99,8% of the world's population is the **chosen** by lucifer. Check out what ***rabbi ovadia yosef*** is saying:
3) The purpose of Gentiles — to serve Jews:
“Goyim were born only to serve us. Without that, they have no place in the world – only to serve the People of Israel.”
This evil construct does not belong on God's-planet.
General George S Patton called them *subhuman*, they feared him and despised him, that's why they murdered him in a car accident on a quiet Sunday morning, supervised by *ike* who starved to death 1,200,000 German Soldiers in open air enclosures along the Rhine.
Check the book by James Bacque OTHER LOSSES.!!!!!!!!
In our particular worldview, the tippy-top of the pyramid is/are cats, followed by dogs and everything else falling under the heading of "small furry mammals". Bipedal, hairless hominids are also in there someplace frequently known as "can opener operators".
Around our place, we first feel very carefully to make sure they are not next to us or we may be surprised when they squeak. You a cat or dog or both person?
It still makes me angry that they killed Peanut. There usually needs to be an outbreak or report of rabies nearby to even consider the animal to be infected. I was bitten on the toe by a rambunctious squirrel who used to visit our front porch for peanuts. I called the health department to report it and ask what to do. They said there hadn't been a report of rabies in our county for thirty years, and to just keep the bite sight clean, and watch it for infection. I lived. Squirrel lived. Everyone happy.
Another time, I was trying to rescue a sickly wild cat, and it didn't want to be rescued, and bit me on the hand. I was told to get the rabies shots, so I called the local hospital to get 'er done. It truly isn't the horror story we were told as children. "Dozens of painful shots in your stomach!" Nope. They mix up a globulin and inject the bite sight. No big deal. Then I had to return to the hospital for a number of days for injections in my arms. I don't recall how many days, but I think the injections were in alternating arms. Maybe six, total. The worst part was just having to go there every day for the shot. They were not painful or terrible. And the best part is, I can catch stray cats, bats, you name it, and not have to worry about being bitten, because I only would need a booster if that happened.
Peanut didn't have to die! That whole situation is unconscionable!
Maybe now but I had first hand experience nearly 80 yrs ago a it was shots in the tum made up in glycerin to slow the spread in the tissue. Had white coat syndrome most of my life as a consequence.
For me, I’ve always owned dogs, so when it comes to my dogs I honestly would step in front of a bullet to keep them safe. This type of love for our pets can be a source of weakness and a target to people that don’t like us or are out to get us.
I was siding a house in Weymouth Ma. My customer and her neighbor hated each other with a passion. I mentioned just the other day people pointing cameras at their neighbors and these two were who I was referring to. Cops were called all the time. Jackie was my customer and she had 2 boxers. Once in a while the dogs got loose and a Saturday when I wasn’t there one of her dogs got out. He went to the neighbors house and ate poison the neighbor had left out and killed one of Jacky’s Boxers. The dog had made it home and its paws were bent solid, a clear sign he had been poisoned. I can’t say for sure the neighbor intentionally poisoned her dog but I can’t tell you what I would have done if my neighbor had done that to one of my dogs. There’s something about the loss of a pet that’s different than a parent or sibling especially if they become sick, you can communicate with them. They tell you how they hurt. You are aware. A dog or cat 1000% depends on you to keep them safe. Most of the time they are hurting or sick you don’t even know. The hardest thing I have ever done was making a decision to put my dog down. With one of them, Brandy, who had stomach cancer, I still feel I let her down, she was my best friend!!! Devastating.
When my cat suddenly developed seizures (knowing he might bite me) held him tightly so he could not hurt himself thrashing. This went on for about 10 hrs before I could get him to the vet. He never bit me. But he died as a result of the seizures.
Loosing my beloved horse was even worse, after 37 years. I had to make the call to put her down. Her public accommodation had to physically get her to her feet each morning and it was wearing thin. Didn't have any alternative
When I was growing up in Indiana, my little sister had a big gray cat named Joker. Our neighbor poisened her cat and it sent shock waves through our little town. Her reason was the cat drank out of the bird bath and she thought it should die for taking the bird water.
It was for my sister. All of us really, but her for sure. My Dad actually took a day off of work which was never done back then, to help console her. She was only 5,
ohhh I have so many thoughts - first, I'm glad for the update on movement in the P'nut saga. I hope we find out what they were looking for as they wrecked the house for FIVE HOURS. Plus I hope the one in charge, who ordered this overreach is dealt with severely. You know Marjorie Taylor Greene was swatted in her home in Georgia multiple times. My first thought was that were I in charge I might have issued a burner phone to her that could be called to confirm whether there was an emergency or not. And... I have to conclude that we are completely screwed if and when the deep state takes control completely because the police will simply do as they are ordered to do. Just like they did around the world during Covid Crazy -The Test.
Not sure, if so it's a bogus requirement because we got Eric Holder and Merrick Garland. Used to be, at least in Texas, one didn't need a law degree to pass the bar exam. They might have changed it, kind of like the teachers' union influence on teaching certificates - keep the numbers down so there's less competition.
That has always been a big worry for us too. We have a GSD/Malinois cross that will protect. I leave a crate up just in case since he will crate up on command and I pray I never have that day come....but just in case. Way too many dogs have been killed just doing their job of protecting their owners.
It's always a concern when you have a dog that has a breed based myth reputation. Remember that old movie "They Only Kill Their Masters" (the breed was Doberman Pinscher).
I had Dobies for a couple of decades. Sweet, comical & unintentionally imposing. One always traveled with me...I never locked my car or house. Their reputation was definitely a double-edged sword, as it is for GSDs & MALs.
What an interesting posting today! All animal lovers hurt in their hearts upon hearing of such tragic deeds perpetrated upon a family pet. P’nut touched our hearts especially, but he did not die in vane. I feel his death encouraged more people to see the truth in our government’s actions and vote for a change: Donald J Trump.
Don't give the police the benefit of the doubt. Many of them are sociopaths and sadists who kill dogs for the thrill of using their weapon on a living being and to cause emotional distress to the owner. Police hiring, training and practices are utterly broken with qualified immunity providing a shield for all kinds of disgusting behavior.
Thanks for posting this. It underscores the plethora of memes presenting the views of so many high profile personalities across the ages who advocate the need for reverence of our fellow creatures - most certainly our animal companions!
btw - the love of my life is a now deceased awesome Australian Shepherd who always approached everything that moved with a heartfelt wag and an attitude of: "look at us, we're alive at the same time! Isn't it miracle!! isn't it amazing!!!" - a vision of what we all ought to be!
I remember how scared I was visiting my daughter (with my Pitbull) in Denver when the Pitbull ban was on. I believe they euthanized 4000 Pitbulls in one year, going door to door. Some people have deep issues and choose to externalize them by finding a target, whether a gender, a race, a dog breed or a squirrel. Sad and scary!
A good dogs job is to protect their people and their home. I didn't know puppycide was a "thing" and am very grateful that up here in northern Maine, we have a small but excellent police department that has helped me on several occasions locate dogs that have strayed from my farm. Shooting someone's dog is a serious violation of natural laws. "All creatures great and small...."
This is simply terrifying to me since I have a very large dog, an 85 lb. Siberian Husky-German Shepherd mix who thinks he is a Shiatzu. He jumps on everyone to say hello and to give a kiss. He also bellows like a squalling baby at the door to notify us that someone is here.
Most people see that he is very sweet, but those afraid of dogs are terrified of him. No amount of reassurance can change their minds. Your point that harming or killing the pet is intended to make the owner comply makes perfect sense. However, as we have all learned from the recent Peanut massacre, the reaction of the masses proved to authorities that this type of over reach will not be tolerated by Americans.
I commend you and Jill for notifying the local authorities about your dogs in the event you were swatted. I cannot imagine how that would have felt.
I know, he is a beast. We are the chaperones, He thinks he is one of us and wants to hug and greet at the front door like we do. So, when we have gatherings or parties, we have a sign on the front door that says, Welcome to Jim and Dee's house. Please do not ring the doorbell or knock. Just come in quietly and do not announce yourself or you will be welcomed by Maverick. (you all know the drill).
It works like a charm. He just looks up like, hey someone else is here.
That is exactly like my 130 pound Rottweiler. He loves every person and every dog he sees. And jumps on them trying to get in their lap. He also loves grabbing their whole hand in his mouth, to give them a little Rottweiler kiss.
One time a new vet who had her whole hand in his mouth, looked at me and said, "this is not a good thing," We both laughed, he is super gentle in his hand kissing.
20 years ago, I worked out in the gym with the Captain of San Jose California SWAT team. He told me that when they break into homes, they always have one officer assigned to shoot the dogs. He said that off handedly and cavalierly, as if it were no big deal.
Long gone are the days of officer McFriendly. The militarization of US police forces across the country accelerated with the widespread introduction of ex-IDF trainers from Israel. While the mission for police forces may once have been to serve and protect, the new mission seems to be intimidation.
THANK YOU for that beautiful photo at the end. I could not read the whole article word for word ... I would have been crying and seriously depressed (as so often happens) when I read what "humans" do to animals. Sending lots of love to you and Jill AND your doggies and other pets.
To fill in a gap, a dog bite can be more serious than just a temporary laceration. A relative tried to fish their rescue dog from under the coach and got their hand bitten. This developed into rheumatoid arthritis and their hand was not able to grip things well. I don't agree with shooting pet dogs and owners need to train or secure dogs so they don't look like a threat.
That said, I donated to P'Nut's legal fund as I consider it the fault of the Conservation officer who got bit. They should know how to handle wildlife without getting bit. The chances of a squirrel having rabies is extremely remote. I never did see the outcome of the rabies test on P'Nut.
They are jabbed, support the jab. Their spouse got stage 4 cancer a year ago, Chemo failed, Stem cell treatment seems to have worked for the moment. They are die hard conventional alopathic medical adherents and won't entertain any other opinions. I started using DMSO recently myself and it seems to help so I am a fan.
My husband was bit by a dog when he was 8 years old and they could not find the dog, so he went through the grueling rabies shots to the stomach. I am amazed how much that did not impact his love for dogs and all animals. I know our mail person has been bit so many times she is terrified of dogs.
Sorry to hear about your husband's trauma. As a newspaper boy I got chased twice. One dog waited until I got close to the house. I didn't realize he was on a 25' leash. He only bit my coat though. My policy was to not deliver to houses with unfriendly dogs outside. Life is too short for preventable injuries that can manifest into something more serious later in life.
•Innocent family pets become another victim - in the sad reality of the strongarm compliance of a broken justice.
Reading Dr. Malone's post today 'Peanut and Puppycide' was read with a gulp and a sigh.
• I had no idea there were 10,000 some canine victims annually of 'puppycide'. To say this is tragic and inhumane is an understatement. Life of all kinds has devalued. No matter where one looks these days, we see it.
•From abortion mills, some financially incentivised hospitals, daycare centers, school rooms, eldercare facilities....it is obvious the value of life and the living, breathing creation - has been cheapened, downsized. It seems that profit and convenience are the new exchange currency of our times. It has dehumanized us as a people. We can do better.
•My (baby boomer) generation, including myself and relatives and friends- have cared for our elderly parents, grandparents. We went without sleep, often, misses out on personal plans, often, in order not to warehouse those- who went without sleep - when we were babies. Of course, every situation is unique- and not everyone can care for an aging or infirmed loved one in their own home, or move them into yours.
•Time, geographic reasons, financial and other factors play a role here. But I know for myself, and my siblings, we have never regretted caring for our parents, with dignity, in their home of 60 years, until they passed. It wasnt always easy or convenient. But then, nothing of great value ever is. Mom was almost 101 years when her spirit was flown to heaven by the angels that received her that night. We were there by her side, singing the songs she loved. No regrets.
•Being on good terms with your conscience and your soul - is the only life worth living. When you can give the best of yourself to everyone who needs you and depends on you and loves you (family or pet) - your life becomes rich. That includes grandparents, grandchildren, parents, children, family pets. They're all part of the fabric of our life.
•No - we can't do it all. We all need help. Sometimes more than others. But we can all do better. Our pets are family. Who else loves us when we're dirty, crabby, tired, frustrated. Who else thinks that we are the best thing that ever walked through a front door at anytime of the day or night. Who else needs us, loves us, depends on us, sees their world through our hands: we feed them, clean up after them, pet them, love them. They give us so much in return.
•I don't know about anyone else
...but it's time to put an end to 'puppycide', among many other societal ills. First- we must put an end to apathy and indifference within our own souls.
•As God has whispered to me often..."Daughter, EVERY LIFE matters to me. I planned & purposed it all, with love and care. The pre-born, the already born, the child, the adult, the aged. They are MY handiwork. Love them as I do. Everyone is hurting somewhere today". Thank you. - Elizabeth
Getting "swatted" has become a leftist method of attacking those who challenge their narratives with facts and truth. Facts and truth are a threat to vacuous leftist fantasies- and are- at the very least called "misinformation"- at worst, "swatted", their property destroyed, jailed, or their dogs killed.
This will not stop until the people that have been responsible for this are held accountable. That includes Merrick Garland and the FBI.
We have multiple policing organizations in the USA. we are a POLICE STATE! Who controls the police state controls the population. Effectively used to create compliance with the Covid con and all things left! We won't have to worry about this if Biden continues to escalate the "Regional War" in Ukraine that is being orchestrated by him! Zelensky is a proxy! Nuclear war is on the table! We can't have a senile man in DC! Pray that nothing more happens in the next sixty days. When will man stop killing fellow human beings?
Those determined to kill us don't view us as human beings. We are deplorable, garbage and expendable. Our destruction is "collateral damage"!
The vermin that wants to kill 99,8% of the world's population is the **chosen** by lucifer. Check out what ***rabbi ovadia yosef*** is saying:
3) The purpose of Gentiles — to serve Jews:
“Goyim were born only to serve us. Without that, they have no place in the world – only to serve the People of Israel.”
This evil construct does not belong on God's-planet.
General George S Patton called them *subhuman*, they feared him and despised him, that's why they murdered him in a car accident on a quiet Sunday morning, supervised by *ike* who starved to death 1,200,000 German Soldiers in open air enclosures along the Rhine.
Check the book by James Bacque OTHER LOSSES.!!!!!!!!
If it weren't for the Gentiles, there would be no Jews.
Thanks,
God bless
Covidcon was an exercise in compliance training.
The wise man saith, “God hath spread out His net over all creatures, so that whosoever wishes to discover Him may find and recognize Him in each one.”
Pets are the best teachers of unconditional love.
I believe we share our love for animals with God. He didn't have Noah build the ark to fill it with people!
Dear Lady,
In our particular worldview, the tippy-top of the pyramid is/are cats, followed by dogs and everything else falling under the heading of "small furry mammals". Bipedal, hairless hominids are also in there someplace frequently known as "can opener operators".
They--those above us on the pyramid--only want us for our opposable thumbs. You are right!
Sometimes, when it's chilly and the little built-in fur coats aren't enough, they do appreciate the large 98.6° bed, couch, and chair warmers.
And if we need to shift position, we must do it very slowly and carefully, so as not to disturb them.
Around our place, we first feel very carefully to make sure they are not next to us or we may be surprised when they squeak. You a cat or dog or both person?
I like most animals much better than I like most people.
It still makes me angry that they killed Peanut. There usually needs to be an outbreak or report of rabies nearby to even consider the animal to be infected. I was bitten on the toe by a rambunctious squirrel who used to visit our front porch for peanuts. I called the health department to report it and ask what to do. They said there hadn't been a report of rabies in our county for thirty years, and to just keep the bite sight clean, and watch it for infection. I lived. Squirrel lived. Everyone happy.
Another time, I was trying to rescue a sickly wild cat, and it didn't want to be rescued, and bit me on the hand. I was told to get the rabies shots, so I called the local hospital to get 'er done. It truly isn't the horror story we were told as children. "Dozens of painful shots in your stomach!" Nope. They mix up a globulin and inject the bite sight. No big deal. Then I had to return to the hospital for a number of days for injections in my arms. I don't recall how many days, but I think the injections were in alternating arms. Maybe six, total. The worst part was just having to go there every day for the shot. They were not painful or terrible. And the best part is, I can catch stray cats, bats, you name it, and not have to worry about being bitten, because I only would need a booster if that happened.
Peanut didn't have to die! That whole situation is unconscionable!
Maybe now but I had first hand experience nearly 80 yrs ago a it was shots in the tum made up in glycerin to slow the spread in the tissue. Had white coat syndrome most of my life as a consequence.
For me, I’ve always owned dogs, so when it comes to my dogs I honestly would step in front of a bullet to keep them safe. This type of love for our pets can be a source of weakness and a target to people that don’t like us or are out to get us.
I was siding a house in Weymouth Ma. My customer and her neighbor hated each other with a passion. I mentioned just the other day people pointing cameras at their neighbors and these two were who I was referring to. Cops were called all the time. Jackie was my customer and she had 2 boxers. Once in a while the dogs got loose and a Saturday when I wasn’t there one of her dogs got out. He went to the neighbors house and ate poison the neighbor had left out and killed one of Jacky’s Boxers. The dog had made it home and its paws were bent solid, a clear sign he had been poisoned. I can’t say for sure the neighbor intentionally poisoned her dog but I can’t tell you what I would have done if my neighbor had done that to one of my dogs. There’s something about the loss of a pet that’s different than a parent or sibling especially if they become sick, you can communicate with them. They tell you how they hurt. You are aware. A dog or cat 1000% depends on you to keep them safe. Most of the time they are hurting or sick you don’t even know. The hardest thing I have ever done was making a decision to put my dog down. With one of them, Brandy, who had stomach cancer, I still feel I let her down, she was my best friend!!! Devastating.
Been there..done that. Hurts like the devil every time.
When my cat suddenly developed seizures (knowing he might bite me) held him tightly so he could not hurt himself thrashing. This went on for about 10 hrs before I could get him to the vet. He never bit me. But he died as a result of the seizures.
ooooh, that just kills me. So sorry Jean.
I’m sorry Jean, pets are in many ways our best members of the family, (maybe at least in mine) that’s very tough.
Loosing my beloved horse was even worse, after 37 years. I had to make the call to put her down. Her public accommodation had to physically get her to her feet each morning and it was wearing thin. Didn't have any alternative
Loosing beloved creatures is surely very hard.
Off Topic
Thought you might find it interesting in case you haven't been following it
This is Congresswoman Nancy Mace.
The Radical Left and the Trans Mob are FURIOUS because I dared to take a stand.
I introduced a bill to BAN men from women’s bathrooms and now, they’re coming after me.
I’m getting DEATH THREATS from radical activists who want to SILENCE me:
"I’m going to repeatedly bash your head in."
But I didn't back down.
As a victim of ab*se and a r*pe survivor, I know how vulnerable women and girls are in spaces that should be PRIVATE.
That’s why I stood in their way - fighting tooth and nail to keep men OUT of our bathrooms, locker rooms, dressing rooms, and changing areas.
And I WON!
Congratulations !!!, that's what this proxy vermin = on behalf of the tribe = does not like. Their stupidity is such that they drown in it.
When I was growing up in Indiana, my little sister had a big gray cat named Joker. Our neighbor poisened her cat and it sent shock waves through our little town. Her reason was the cat drank out of the bird bath and she thought it should die for taking the bird water.
OMG that is tragic Deanna!!
It was for my sister. All of us really, but her for sure. My Dad actually took a day off of work which was never done back then, to help console her. She was only 5,
I can’t imagine a neighbor doing that, Unbelievable story!!
ohhh I have so many thoughts - first, I'm glad for the update on movement in the P'nut saga. I hope we find out what they were looking for as they wrecked the house for FIVE HOURS. Plus I hope the one in charge, who ordered this overreach is dealt with severely. You know Marjorie Taylor Greene was swatted in her home in Georgia multiple times. My first thought was that were I in charge I might have issued a burner phone to her that could be called to confirm whether there was an emergency or not. And... I have to conclude that we are completely screwed if and when the deep state takes control completely because the police will simply do as they are ordered to do. Just like they did around the world during Covid Crazy -The Test.
An FBI RIF as VR proposed a while ago?
Def seemed like a real life exercise.
So now we need a new AG. MTG?
Dang, talk about stirring the pot! Can you imagine the look on Schumer's face?
And those that set up the J-6ers? Hey Liz, how ya doin'? It's not revenge, it's justice.
And then his head would explode.
Apparently the Senate Swamp doesn't WANT an AG that actually investigates abusive government tyrants. Self-replicating, self-protecting creeping rats.
Agreed. They found a reason to ditch Matt but it wasn't the real reason. However, I think Pam Bondi is good.
Not sure she is qualified. Don't you have to have a law degree?
Not sure, if so it's a bogus requirement because we got Eric Holder and Merrick Garland. Used to be, at least in Texas, one didn't need a law degree to pass the bar exam. They might have changed it, kind of like the teachers' union influence on teaching certificates - keep the numbers down so there's less competition.
That has always been a big worry for us too. We have a GSD/Malinois cross that will protect. I leave a crate up just in case since he will crate up on command and I pray I never have that day come....but just in case. Way too many dogs have been killed just doing their job of protecting their owners.
It's always a concern when you have a dog that has a breed based myth reputation. Remember that old movie "They Only Kill Their Masters" (the breed was Doberman Pinscher).
I had Dobies for a couple of decades. Sweet, comical & unintentionally imposing. One always traveled with me...I never locked my car or house. Their reputation was definitely a double-edged sword, as it is for GSDs & MALs.
What an interesting posting today! All animal lovers hurt in their hearts upon hearing of such tragic deeds perpetrated upon a family pet. P’nut touched our hearts especially, but he did not die in vane. I feel his death encouraged more people to see the truth in our government’s actions and vote for a change: Donald J Trump.
Don't give the police the benefit of the doubt. Many of them are sociopaths and sadists who kill dogs for the thrill of using their weapon on a living being and to cause emotional distress to the owner. Police hiring, training and practices are utterly broken with qualified immunity providing a shield for all kinds of disgusting behavior.
Ashli Babbitt serve as an example. Her murderer has been promoted to Capt.
That's frightening. Such an ignorant decision... anything that is reinforced will occur more frequently. I wonder who his next victim will be.
Thanks for posting this. It underscores the plethora of memes presenting the views of so many high profile personalities across the ages who advocate the need for reverence of our fellow creatures - most certainly our animal companions!
btw - the love of my life is a now deceased awesome Australian Shepherd who always approached everything that moved with a heartfelt wag and an attitude of: "look at us, we're alive at the same time! Isn't it miracle!! isn't it amazing!!!" - a vision of what we all ought to be!
what a perfect way to put it Beau!
a GREAT vision.
I remember how scared I was visiting my daughter (with my Pitbull) in Denver when the Pitbull ban was on. I believe they euthanized 4000 Pitbulls in one year, going door to door. Some people have deep issues and choose to externalize them by finding a target, whether a gender, a race, a dog breed or a squirrel. Sad and scary!
A good dogs job is to protect their people and their home. I didn't know puppycide was a "thing" and am very grateful that up here in northern Maine, we have a small but excellent police department that has helped me on several occasions locate dogs that have strayed from my farm. Shooting someone's dog is a serious violation of natural laws. "All creatures great and small...."
This is simply terrifying to me since I have a very large dog, an 85 lb. Siberian Husky-German Shepherd mix who thinks he is a Shiatzu. He jumps on everyone to say hello and to give a kiss. He also bellows like a squalling baby at the door to notify us that someone is here.
Most people see that he is very sweet, but those afraid of dogs are terrified of him. No amount of reassurance can change their minds. Your point that harming or killing the pet is intended to make the owner comply makes perfect sense. However, as we have all learned from the recent Peanut massacre, the reaction of the masses proved to authorities that this type of over reach will not be tolerated by Americans.
I commend you and Jill for notifying the local authorities about your dogs in the event you were swatted. I cannot imagine how that would have felt.
On a last note, is that a new puppy?
That is Bella- she is now almost nine years old.
I guess you have not aged much in 9 years. Wow, you look the same.
Your 85 lb. dog jumps on everyone?! Yikes.
I know, he is a beast. We are the chaperones, He thinks he is one of us and wants to hug and greet at the front door like we do. So, when we have gatherings or parties, we have a sign on the front door that says, Welcome to Jim and Dee's house. Please do not ring the doorbell or knock. Just come in quietly and do not announce yourself or you will be welcomed by Maverick. (you all know the drill).
It works like a charm. He just looks up like, hey someone else is here.
That is exactly like my 130 pound Rottweiler. He loves every person and every dog he sees. And jumps on them trying to get in their lap. He also loves grabbing their whole hand in his mouth, to give them a little Rottweiler kiss.
One time a new vet who had her whole hand in his mouth, looked at me and said, "this is not a good thing," We both laughed, he is super gentle in his hand kissing.
20 years ago, I worked out in the gym with the Captain of San Jose California SWAT team. He told me that when they break into homes, they always have one officer assigned to shoot the dogs. He said that off handedly and cavalierly, as if it were no big deal.
Long gone are the days of officer McFriendly. The militarization of US police forces across the country accelerated with the widespread introduction of ex-IDF trainers from Israel. While the mission for police forces may once have been to serve and protect, the new mission seems to be intimidation.
THANK YOU for that beautiful photo at the end. I could not read the whole article word for word ... I would have been crying and seriously depressed (as so often happens) when I read what "humans" do to animals. Sending lots of love to you and Jill AND your doggies and other pets.
To fill in a gap, a dog bite can be more serious than just a temporary laceration. A relative tried to fish their rescue dog from under the coach and got their hand bitten. This developed into rheumatoid arthritis and their hand was not able to grip things well. I don't agree with shooting pet dogs and owners need to train or secure dogs so they don't look like a threat.
That said, I donated to P'Nut's legal fund as I consider it the fault of the Conservation officer who got bit. They should know how to handle wildlife without getting bit. The chances of a squirrel having rabies is extremely remote. I never did see the outcome of the rabies test on P'Nut.
I'll bet it is actually a LIE that anyone was bit . . .
an excuse to justify the killing.
by the way, your friend may consider trying DMSO for the arthritis. . . see MW doc's substack for lots of info on that.
They are jabbed, support the jab. Their spouse got stage 4 cancer a year ago, Chemo failed, Stem cell treatment seems to have worked for the moment. They are die hard conventional alopathic medical adherents and won't entertain any other opinions. I started using DMSO recently myself and it seems to help so I am a fan.
Funny, but, likewise tragic.
DMSO worked for me too. Never heard of it before the MW Doc started publishing this year. . .
My husband was bit by a dog when he was 8 years old and they could not find the dog, so he went through the grueling rabies shots to the stomach. I am amazed how much that did not impact his love for dogs and all animals. I know our mail person has been bit so many times she is terrified of dogs.
Sorry to hear about your husband's trauma. As a newspaper boy I got chased twice. One dog waited until I got close to the house. I didn't realize he was on a 25' leash. He only bit my coat though. My policy was to not deliver to houses with unfriendly dogs outside. Life is too short for preventable injuries that can manifest into something more serious later in life.
P'Nut's rabies test was negative...
Thanks for letting me know!!
•Innocent family pets become another victim - in the sad reality of the strongarm compliance of a broken justice.
Reading Dr. Malone's post today 'Peanut and Puppycide' was read with a gulp and a sigh.
• I had no idea there were 10,000 some canine victims annually of 'puppycide'. To say this is tragic and inhumane is an understatement. Life of all kinds has devalued. No matter where one looks these days, we see it.
•From abortion mills, some financially incentivised hospitals, daycare centers, school rooms, eldercare facilities....it is obvious the value of life and the living, breathing creation - has been cheapened, downsized. It seems that profit and convenience are the new exchange currency of our times. It has dehumanized us as a people. We can do better.
•My (baby boomer) generation, including myself and relatives and friends- have cared for our elderly parents, grandparents. We went without sleep, often, misses out on personal plans, often, in order not to warehouse those- who went without sleep - when we were babies. Of course, every situation is unique- and not everyone can care for an aging or infirmed loved one in their own home, or move them into yours.
•Time, geographic reasons, financial and other factors play a role here. But I know for myself, and my siblings, we have never regretted caring for our parents, with dignity, in their home of 60 years, until they passed. It wasnt always easy or convenient. But then, nothing of great value ever is. Mom was almost 101 years when her spirit was flown to heaven by the angels that received her that night. We were there by her side, singing the songs she loved. No regrets.
•Being on good terms with your conscience and your soul - is the only life worth living. When you can give the best of yourself to everyone who needs you and depends on you and loves you (family or pet) - your life becomes rich. That includes grandparents, grandchildren, parents, children, family pets. They're all part of the fabric of our life.
•No - we can't do it all. We all need help. Sometimes more than others. But we can all do better. Our pets are family. Who else loves us when we're dirty, crabby, tired, frustrated. Who else thinks that we are the best thing that ever walked through a front door at anytime of the day or night. Who else needs us, loves us, depends on us, sees their world through our hands: we feed them, clean up after them, pet them, love them. They give us so much in return.
•I don't know about anyone else
...but it's time to put an end to 'puppycide', among many other societal ills. First- we must put an end to apathy and indifference within our own souls.
•As God has whispered to me often..."Daughter, EVERY LIFE matters to me. I planned & purposed it all, with love and care. The pre-born, the already born, the child, the adult, the aged. They are MY handiwork. Love them as I do. Everyone is hurting somewhere today". Thank you. - Elizabeth
His Light Beacon
I think you are so right in your beliefs Elizabeth. Thank you for sharing.