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the dog bit me this morning and my foot won't stop bleeding...
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Has she been vetted yet?
Paradox: wrote:
> To be honest the chances are minute. The dog isn't wild or stray so
> it's likely to be vetted and clean.
She was a stray though we've had her for about 6 months or so
> To be honest the chances are minute. The dog isn't wild or stray so
> it's likely to be vetted and clean.
She was a stray though we've had her for about 6 months or so
To be honest the chances are minute. The dog isn't wild or stray so it's likely to be vetted and clean.
I truly despise dogs. Ignorant owners let their four-legged faeces merchants dump their loads anywhere they want, whether it be public parks or just someone's front lawn, and then there's the bloody barking; my neighbours have owned a highly irritating Jack Russell for a couple of years now, and the thing is just so damned untrained that it yaps it's little head of every minute of the day.
One example of how disgusting dogs are: I was in a giant pet superstore a few weeks ago, helping purchase a little bunny rabbit with my sister, and some old codger who must have been just shy of 90 had a dog in the shop. It was on a lead, but it was sniffing around everything and putting it's hairy face right up to the poor chinchilla's cages, it was then sniffing around the hamster cage boxes (carboard boxes with giant tacky plastic hamster houses within), then it cocked its leg, and relieved itslef all over some of the boxes, and the old guy was oblivious as to what his mangy dog was doing. He then walked down another aisle with his dog, leaving a few soggy hamster cage boxes and a steaming puddle in his wake. Disgusting.
All dogs should be shot.
One example of how disgusting dogs are: I was in a giant pet superstore a few weeks ago, helping purchase a little bunny rabbit with my sister, and some old codger who must have been just shy of 90 had a dog in the shop. It was on a lead, but it was sniffing around everything and putting it's hairy face right up to the poor chinchilla's cages, it was then sniffing around the hamster cage boxes (carboard boxes with giant tacky plastic hamster houses within), then it cocked its leg, and relieved itslef all over some of the boxes, and the old guy was oblivious as to what his mangy dog was doing. He then walked down another aisle with his dog, leaving a few soggy hamster cage boxes and a steaming puddle in his wake. Disgusting.
All dogs should be shot.
Paradox: wrote:
> You may have rabies but your similie use is great!
thank you! what do you think the chances are of me getting rabies?
> You may have rabies but your similie use is great!
thank you! what do you think the chances are of me getting rabies?
Deathskitten wrote:
> there isn't a snowflakes chance in hell that i'm going to the
> doctors.
You may have rabies but your similie use is great!
> there isn't a snowflakes chance in hell that i'm going to the
> doctors.
You may have rabies but your similie use is great!
@ng3l wrote:
> Bite it back!
i'm now to damn scared to go near her. When she attacks she has the most evil look on her face... she has really sharp teeth...
> Bite it back!
i'm now to damn scared to go near her. When she attacks she has the most evil look on her face... she has really sharp teeth...
Paradox: wrote:
> The shot isn't big at all, it's tiny.
there isn't a snowflakes chance in hell that i'm going to the doctors.
> The shot isn't big at all, it's tiny.
there isn't a snowflakes chance in hell that i'm going to the doctors.
Bite it back!
Most people have tetanus as standard.
And a needle is better than a serious disease.
And a needle is better than a serious disease.
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