FARK.com: (11022003) For an early Woofday, let's take a look at how a pet shelter worker spent hours showing an abused, terrified and aggressive dog that people can reach out to show kindness and love, not just to hit. I'm not crying; YOU'RE crying

		For an early Woofday, let's take a look at how a pet shelter worker spent hours showing an abused, terrified and aggressive dog that people can reach out to show kindness and love, not just to hit. I'm not crying; YOU'RE crying (youtube.com)		5
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MelGoesOnTour

2020-11-17 9:10:30 AM

Reminds me of my little German Shepherd girl when we first adopted her. She was terrified of everything. It took a while but she now trusts us and never leaves my side. She also an incredible guard-girl.

edmo

2020-11-17 10:42:47 AM

Very nice. A lot of progress in only a day (I've worked with a cat who took weeks)

Number 216

2020-11-17 10:46:06 AM

Suggestion for post thanksgiving to all of Farks dog owners, to have a wee bit of fun with your neighbors

MelGoesOnTour

2020-11-17 12:07:21 PM

Number 216: Suggestion for post thanksgiving to all of Farks dog owners, to have a wee bit of fun with your neighbors

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Ha! Me likes!

/I just hope I remember to do this next time I have a large bone!
//at least to take a photo

Rene ala Carte

2020-11-17 5:09:40 PM

Number 216: Suggestion for post thanksgiving to all of Farks dog owners, to have a wee bit of fun with your neighbors

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That bone is bigger than my dog.

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