Mighty Dog
Sam sure is a couragous fool. After the Rotweiler incedent, I would have thought he had learned his leason, I was wrong.
This evening after getting back from the Seattle Seahawks loss, due to a holding penalty, I took him for a walk. At the 7-11 there was a man in a kidnapper van filling up gas who let his husky female Pitbull roam the parking lot. Sam made freinds and I had to restrain him from wanting to make little Pugbulls.
The owner eventaully called his animal and tried to pan handle some cash off me. All in all a good dog experience. My Pakistanian buddy, working was pissed at the Pitbull tossing some of the nicely done landscape in the air.
Then we meet a man walking a Irish Wolf Hound. He turned at the corner and I stopped him, being the dum one, asked if the two could say hey. He said OK and our dogs faced each other nose to nose. Neither gave way of submission. The hound growled. Sam stood his ground. I told the man, 'He may be small but isn't intimadated.'
The man agreed nodding, 'I can see." Sam did a little dance to let the other dog know he wanted to play.
The dog stood there bewildered. The owner pulled him and commanded him away. I bellowed to the man goodnight. He said nothing. I think both of them were surprized by my couragous stupid Pug.
Sam takes so much after his father as I do mine.
This evening after getting back from the Seattle Seahawks loss, due to a holding penalty, I took him for a walk. At the 7-11 there was a man in a kidnapper van filling up gas who let his husky female Pitbull roam the parking lot. Sam made freinds and I had to restrain him from wanting to make little Pugbulls.
The owner eventaully called his animal and tried to pan handle some cash off me. All in all a good dog experience. My Pakistanian buddy, working was pissed at the Pitbull tossing some of the nicely done landscape in the air.
Then we meet a man walking a Irish Wolf Hound. He turned at the corner and I stopped him, being the dum one, asked if the two could say hey. He said OK and our dogs faced each other nose to nose. Neither gave way of submission. The hound growled. Sam stood his ground. I told the man, 'He may be small but isn't intimadated.'
The man agreed nodding, 'I can see." Sam did a little dance to let the other dog know he wanted to play.
The dog stood there bewildered. The owner pulled him and commanded him away. I bellowed to the man goodnight. He said nothing. I think both of them were surprized by my couragous stupid Pug.
Sam takes so much after his father as I do mine.