Posted by B. Freet on October 03, 2005 at 20:48:31:
In Reply to: Re: Latest pet story -- revisited posted by Martha Marnocha on October 03, 2005 at 09:56:50:
Thank you for getting involved.
Your view seems more intelligent than any that I have heard so far. No offense to anyone.
I have two more pet storys.
First my little foxy dog is such a spoiled little..... that while at the camp site saturday she snipped/bit my nephew's 4 year old under her eye causing an abrasion.
Parker cried cause it hurt and scared her but she was ok and needed no medical attention.
( Small bite radius).
Our dog Foxey was inherited from my oldest step son who got her from a shelter.
At the time I had a Basset Hound named Sugar Cane Paddle Foot. Sugar for short.
She was the most docile dog and I loved her.
If your interested scroll down to previous animal story.
Foxy on the other hand is a lot paranoid and protective and will take advantage.
She will test and meet you upon first greeting.
She doesnt like small children getting in her face which they always seem to do.
Parker is ok and thank my lord for that.
After the incedent happened Parker would say to Foxey and point at her and I would do the same saying to her Bad Bad Dog.
On the lighter side today while on "routine patrol" is anything really routine? a fellow officer was sent to a residence to get a Raccon out of the house.
I also went to back him up.
On the way up to the home I got inside my trunk and pulled out an old driver/golf club I use for these special types of police calls.
I allowed Jr. to go in the home where we were met by two ladies.
They advised the raccon was inside the laundry room hiding behind the washer/dryer.
A lady across the street had brought forth with her a nice cage with a trap.
Jr.got on top of the washer/dryer using the golf club pushing the varment from behind the machine and into the cage.
He was marvelous, what a job.
On behalf of speaking about Louie my cat he does what he wants to. He reminds me of the cat on the Flintstones cartoon years ago.
Bill