That is a fact. Of course, given that he's a teenager, it's also redundant.
Saw this on Greybeards forum this morning. I blew coffe out of my nose. Maybe I'm a little wierd. 
Speaking of bacon and dog poop, one fellow wrote a letter to the editor describing his cure for dog poop on his lawn. He didn't own a dog and understandably hated cleaning up after other people's dogs. He said after cooking his breakfast he carried the frying pan out to the lawn and poured bacon grease on every pile of dog poop, then other dogs would eat it, problem solved. Have to admire his ingenuity but hated to think if my dog ate that crap.
Speaking of bacon and dog poop, one fellow wrote a letter to the editor describing his cure for dog poop on his lawn. He didn't own a dog and understandably hated cleaning up after other people's dogs. He said after cooking his breakfast he carried the frying pan out to the lawn and poured bacon grease on every pile of dog poop, then other dogs would eat it, problem solved. Have to admire his ingenuity but hated to think if my dog ate that crap.
Saw this on Greybeards forum this morning. I blew coffe out of my nose. Maybe I'm a little wierd.
Speaking of bacon and dog poop, one fellow wrote a letter to the editor describing his cure for dog poop on his lawn. He didn't own a dog and understandably hated cleaning up after other people's dogs. He said after cooking his breakfast he carried the frying pan out to the lawn and poured bacon grease on every pile of dog poop, then other dogs would eat it, problem solved. Have to admire his ingenuity but hated to think if my dog ate that crap.
Hahaha! That's awesome.
It was a bird dog too. One that knew me well but he turned on me for no obvious reason.
That was 39 years ago and I don't think about it anymore. Most of the scares are gone except the one on my neck, just above my jugular.
Saw this on Greybeards forum this morning. I blew coffe out of my nose. Maybe I'm a little wierd.
Speaking of bacon and dog poop, one fellow wrote a letter to the editor describing his cure for dog poop on his lawn. He didn't own a dog and understandably hated cleaning up after other people's dogs. He said after cooking his breakfast he carried the frying pan out to the lawn and poured bacon grease on every pile of dog poop, then other dogs would eat it, problem solved. Have to admire his ingenuity but hated to think if my dog ate that crap.
HA!!! Very creative.
I'm in the opinion category that the numbnuts on facebook has issues; as do others that would shoot before telling the neighbor that their dog is out again. I like in the country too and, to date, the dogs that have visited our place have been friendly. And the list of visiting dogs hits a lot of "bad" breeds...even a pit. As for using a cocker spaniel for a guard dog. I did in the mid 1980's. His name was Big John; if you visited the house without permission he would eat your liver gaining access from the hole between your back pockets. I now have a pit. He's one of the nicest dogs I've ever had but he'll eat you if you jump my fence. If I introduce you to him you have a real problem...he will want you to throw his soccer ball. Oh, he never gets tired!
I shot an abandoned dog two weeks ago that was chasing one of our newborn baby calves. Anybody want to see a picture?
Yeah, it's particularly cruel to dump a pet. We help with an ongoing effort to catch and neuter at several 'dump sites' around Norman. The worst time of year is when OU recesses for the summer. Lots of students dump their pets before they go home. I'm kind of reluctant to admit it because some people don't understand, but it's heartbreaking.
You give people too much credit. They understand. They just don't care. And you are right. It is heartbreaking. Sometimes the kindest thing to do is to shoot them. I've shot my fair share of dumped animals in my lifetime. I didn't take pleasure in it a single, solitary time. In fact, more often than not, I was amazed I didn't miss my eyes were so watered over.
Laughing out loud.
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