i'd do herrobdamanii said:The Sarah McLaughlan made me cringe even more than the pictures.
Aw man, Sarah is HOT! And her music aint too bad either.robdamanii said:The Sarah McLaughlan made me cringe even more than the pictures.
Skookum said:Tough spot, but sorry... Personally i feel when reality hits the fan you gotta do what you can to help you and any loved ones or other humans out. If anyone put another human in jeapordy because of a pet, that's just ridiculous.
No room for that elderly gent sorry, i got foofy, and muffy filling up the boat. Priorities people, animals are pretty resourceful, and when it comes to survival are not as stupid as most humans.
As awful as this sounds, it looked from those pictures that the dogs were faring pretty well in a flood zone for un-escorted pets, almost to the point where I'd say they were doing better than a lot of the people were at the same time or at least having a somewhat easier time getting around through that wreckage. Generations of breeding will not completely eliminate an animals natural instincts - they are there when needed. When it comes to survival, dogs can often times have more common sense than humans can...sad, but true.Skookum said:Tough spot, but sorry... Personally i feel when reality hits the fan you gotta do what you can to help you and any loved ones or other humans out. If anyone put another human in jeapordy because of a pet, that's just ridiculous.
No room for that elderly gent sorry, i got foofy, and muffy filling up the boat. Priorities people, animals are pretty resourceful, and when it comes to survival are not as stupid as most humans.
True that a good percentage of animals will have some of those instincts intact, but can we say the same for animals like Chihauhas (sp) and other small dogs, declawed cats, birds in cages, etc etc? Not likelybomberboy11 said:As awful as this sounds, it looked from those pictures that the dogs were faring pretty well in a flood zone for un-escorted pets, almost to the point where I'd say they were doing better than a lot of the people were at the same time or at least having a somewhat easier time getting around through that wreckage. Generations of breeding will not completely eliminate an animals natural instincts - they are there when needed. When it comes to survival, dogs can often times have more common sense than humans can...sad, but true.
laura said:i met this guy the other day at a dept. party. he is up from new orleans and staying here indefinitely. he left before the city flooded, and left his dogs, and then had no way to get back down to get them. one has been rescued, found in ohio, and they are flying him down on friday. his (the dogs) sister has not been found.
i don't think that i could leave my dog. the cats, now thats another story.
His dogs sister, not his sister.douglas said:personally I'd be more concerned about my sister then my pets
douglas said:personally I'd be more concerned about my sister then my pets