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One-legged Ned and the feral cats
During my stay aboard a sailboat, docked at the marina at Nick's Fish House in Baltimore, I expected to run into my old friends Ned and Kay Uhler, who used to drive down from their home everyday to feed the feral cats that call Nick's parking lot home.
The cats, who I wrote about a few years ago, are still around — this black one tried to cross my path last night – but I'm not so sure about Ned and Kay. Somebody's still feeding the cats though, and maybe it's them. Perhaps I'm just not waking up early enough to catch them in the act.
Ace, when we get off the boat for walks, usually spots one or two, and seems eager to get closer and meet them, but I don't let him. I doubt he'd get the same reception from them that Ned and Kay always did.
My story about Ned and Kay feeding the feral cats was the only one, during my newspaper career, that I wrote entirely in verse. This was well before I became a professional writer of "highway haiku," which is much harder to write, especially for one who has been accused of being long-winded — at least on the written page.
Be that as it may, with thanks to the Baltimore Sun, in which it first appeared — and still appears, though interrupted by advertising — here, in a slightly edited, minorly rewritten version, is …
"A Feral Cat Carole"
The cats were quite hungry that cold winter day
But Edwin L. Uhler was well on his way.
Ned left Owings Mills, his wife, Kay, at the wheel
Driving 25 miles to deliver the meal.
They got to Nick's Fish House, where Ned keeps his boat
And then something happened that's worthy of note:
'Twas a gaggle of cats – a feline regatta -
Appearing from nowhere upon hearing his auto.
One cat, then two cats, then three and then four
And then after that there came even more:
Black, tan and gray cats, they trotted and waddled
Some long-haired, some short, some solid, some mottled.
From the rocks on the shore, from beneath a trailer
They crept and they scurried to greet the old sailor.
Ned wore a cap – a Greek sailor's hat
And got out of his car with a big plastic vat.
With a wood-handled spoon, they laid food on the ground
Some here and some there in big heaping mounds.
And no sooner than that did the cats start to nibble
On Kay's special mixture of canned food and kibble.
Until he retired a few weeks ago
Ned, 80, came daily – rain, sleet or snow.
Kay joins him on weekends, and when the job's done
They go out for breakfast and coffee, and fun.
Kay plays video slots, and Ned drinks a beer
Then they go home, all filled with good cheer.
They once sailed the bay, but those days are past
And their boat now sits empty, no sail on its mast.
Ned lost a leg about six years ago
A stroke left Kay's right arm quite weak and quite slow.
But together, Kay said, they can meet most demands.
It's a trade-off of sorts: "I'm his legs; he's my hands."
Ned ran a company that dispatched big trucks
Kay worked in the office – now how's that for luck?
Kay liked him right off, partly based on this fact:
"He can't be a bad guy, if he has a cat."
They married, years passed and more pets they raised
But the last one that died had left them quite fazed.
The death of their cat had left them bereft
So the Uhlers decided they'd have no more pets.
But not long after that, at their front door one night
Two cats showed up, both of them white.
One they named Blanche, and one Crackerjack
But not long after that they were taken aback
To find Jack was a Jill — now what's up with that?
Back at the marina, they tend even more
Though the days that they go there they've reduced to four.
It's a long way to drive and they need to cut back
On the money they spend on big cat food sacks.
Between canned food and dry, they're paying high rates:
Forty-five dollars a week, or so Kay estimates.
"Forty-five dollars!" Ned says with a hiss
"Forty-five dollars? I did not know this."
It all got started three years ago June
When the owners pulled out of the Dead Eye Saloon.
There were two cats they fed; one left there with them
But the one left behind faced quite a dilemma.
His name was ol' Smokey, a friendly feline
With no rightful owner and no place to dine.
That's where things stood when ol' Ned stepped in
Not thinking that one cat would soon become ten.
Apparently Smokey had girlfriends, you see
And one became two, and two became three,
And three became four, and four became five
And the cat population continued to thrive.
As a marina, and a restaurant at that
Nick's had some problems with occasional rats.
Now the rats are all gone, and some boaters like that
But still others complain about the number of cats.
Some even admit that the cats drive them bats
And soil their boats with nasty cat scat.
One boat owner said they look cuddly at first
"But when you put food out you're making it worse."
They leave paw prints on cars, and they stink up the joint
Leaving stains on boat cushions they choose to anoint.
One would be fine; maybe two would be cuter
But much more than that and it comes time to neuter.
And though it might make the soft-hearted pout
Some think the cats' ranks need a good thinning out.
One-legged Ned doesn't see it that way
And you can rest quite assured that neither does Kay.
Starving the cats is not a solution.
(And don't even mention cat execution.)
Whatever their numbers, the cats need to eat,
And Ned will keep feeding come cold or come heat.
Ned rose from his barstool after sitting a bit
He straightened his cap to secure a good fit.
He pondered a question: Why not just quit?
And he said only this: "They appreciate it."
("Dog's Country: Travels with Ace" is a regular feature of ohmidog!, and is in the process of becoming its own website, focusing on dogs and travel. Feel free to keep up with our progress — on the trip, and on the website at travelswithace.com)
Posted by jwoestendiek September 14th, 2010 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, baltimore, cats, dog's country, dogscountry, feeding, feral, kay uhler, marina, ned uhler, nick's fish house, ohmidog!, pets, poem, poetry, restaurant, strays, travels with ace, wild
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Dogs suspected in flamingo deaths at zoo
Baton Rouge Zoo officials think a pack of wild dogs may be responsible for the Sunday night deaths of 17 flamingos, more than a third of the zoo's flock.
Despite having 24-hour security, the zoo didn't discover the deaths until staff arrived for work Monday morning, Phil Frost, zoo director, told The Advocate.
Zoo officials don't know how the dogs got into the zoo, or through an additional fence and into the flamingo enclosure, but they said canine paw prints were detected.
Besides the 17 flamingos killed, one more bird was injured in the attack and was being treated at the zoo's hospital, said Mary Wood, the zoo's marketing director.
The remaining 30 members of the flock who survived were back on display Monday. Zoo officials aren't sure how they managed to survive the attack.
Posted by jwoestendiek March 3rd, 2010 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, attacked, baton rouge, birds, dogs, enclosure, fence, feral, flamingo, flamingos, killed, news, pack, phil frost, wild, zoo
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Beware the wild beagles of Long Island
A band of wild beagles is scaring residents on part of Long Island, WABC-TV reports — even though it's nothing new.
Dot Faszczewski, of Orient Point, was walking her dog, Trapper, when she encountered two or three of them.
"I could hear them coming towards me, it was a ferocious kind of barking," she said. "I quickly grabbed my dog and came running into the house, just as we got in the dogs jumped at the door. I thought it was just some wolves coming at me."
The report noted the beagles have been a problem for many years — the result of dogs being abandoned by hunters for failing to meet "rabbit-catching quotas."
Area shelters have been trying to round up the beagles, socialize and rehabilitate them and find them adoptive homes. Reports of the beagles being aggressive don't surprise shelter officials.
"Certainly if they're out in a pack and their starving and their freezing they're going to become aggressive," said Pam Green of the Kent Animal Shelter in Calverton. She said her shelter takes in about 40 beagles a year.
Posted by jwoestendiek February 3rd, 2010 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: abandoned, adopt, animals, beagles, calverton, dogs, feral, hunters, kent animal shelter, long island, orient point, packs, pets, rehabilitate, rescue, shelter, socialize, wild
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Moscow's strays: A study in reverse evolution
On the streets of Moscow, the evolution of dog is playing out in reverse.
So contends Andrei Poyarkov, a biologist and wolf specialist who has dedicated himself to studying the city's vast population of strays — the 30,000-plus dogs that, while learning such new urban skills as using the subways, are in reality moving back to something closer to a wolf-like state.
His efforts were recounted in an enlightening piece in yesterdays Financial Times.
Poyarkov began studying the strays in 1979, starting with those living near his apartment and the ones he encountered on his way to work. He made recordings of the sounds that the strays made, and began to study their social organization. He photographed them and mapped where each dog lived.
Poyarkov, who works at the A.N. Severtsov Institute of Ecology and Evolution, says Moscow's strays are somewhere between house pets and wolves, in the early stages of the shift from the domesticated back towards the wild. It's a process that he believes can't be reversed, at least not in individual dogs. The strays are resistant to domestication, and many can't stand being confined indoors.
Most of Moscow's strays rarely wag their tails, are wary of humans and show no signs of affection towards them. A few remain comfortable with people, but more have moved on to a second stage, where they will approach people only to get food.
A third group interact mainly with other strays and get their food from garbage bins.
The last of Poyarkov's groups are the wild dogs. "There are dogs living in the city that are not socialized to people. They know people, but view them as dangerous. Their range is extremely broad, and they are predators. They catch mice, rats and the occasional cat. They live in the city, but as a rule near industrial complexes, or in wooded parks. They are nocturnal and walk about when there are fewer people on the streets."
Posted by jwoestendiek January 19th, 2010 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: andrei poyarkov, animals, behavior, city, dog, dogs, domestication, evolution, feral, moscow, pets, research, reverse, russia, stray, strays, street, study, subway, urban, wild, wolf, wolves
Comments: 1
Toxic dumping turned Russian dogs green
A pack of wild dogs roaming the outskirts of the Russian city of Yekaterinburg have taken on a green tinge, and authorities suspect it's from scavenging for food in a dump that may be contaminated with chemical waste.
The greenish dogs are among a pack of about 20 strays, believed to be former guard dogs.
"I go past those dogs every day," villager Alexei Bukharovsky told the Russian news agency RIA Novosti. "They are usually reddish … but then I saw, running along the white snow, an almost completely emerald dog. At first I thought someone had been playing a joke."
A police spokesman told the news service that illegal dumping of chemical waste is probably to blame. The spokesman said local councils had been ordered to clean up the site.
You can see more photos here.
Posted by jwoestendiek December 17th, 2009 under Muttsblog.
Tags: chemical, color, dogs, dump, green, greenish, guard dogs, pack, photos, ria novosti, roaming, russia, russian, scavenging, strays, tinge, toxic, waste, wild, yekaterinburg
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by - written on 14/03/08 (Very useful, 160 readings)
These crisps are very nice due to their diversity and subtle flavour. They aren't actually hot in taste whatsoever. They are hotter than other crisps, but they don't burn your mouth by any means! The taste is more spicy and unique rather than a burning sensation. Even the smell is nice as they smell of some speciality oriental delicacy. They come in bright red packets perhaps to emphasise the 'heat' aspect of them. The new design packet has a different style logo and look. The Doritos logo is to the top of the packet and is quite a unique logo. The logo is in white letters outlined in red and black with more colours around the dot on the 'I' and the logo ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/07/08 (Very useful, 57 readings)
I love foods with a strong flavour and anything chilli flavoured is fine by me. I've tried McCoys Chilli crisps and thought that they were brilliant until I wandered into Tesco's and saw a bright red packet that caught my attention and turned out to be these Doritos Extreme Chilli Heatwave Crisps. Basically they are a tortilla chip, excellent seeing as this means they tend to contain a lot less fat and salt than normal crisps. I find tortillas too dry on their own and so normally I like them dipped in a tomatoey dip. I didn't have to do that with these though because they have a brilliant chilli flavouring all over them. it gives them a kind of orange colour, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/07/08 (Very useful, 144 readings)
As a lover of all things snacks based as I'm a piglet and also loving chilli in anything of course, these are a firm favourite of mine! Take a look at the ratings given from other reviewers on this site alone and you know I'm going to have the same opinion as them. Unless you don't like chilli I don't see how you could diss these! In which case don't buy them. It's that simple. Now let me just set the record straight before I start. Other reviewers call these crisps in the main. It's misleading as we are used to a crisp being a potato! No tatties are used in the making of these. The correct term for these is a corn chip. The reason? They are made of ... Read the complete review
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I'd not had these chilli heatwave Doritos in such a long time that when I spotted a bag next to my usual Cheese and Onion Walkers in the garage today I decided to have them for a mid morning snack. They cost 47p for a standard sized bag but I know you can also get them quite a bit cheaper in multi packs from the supermarket. These come in a red bag with the words "chilli heatwave" emblazened on the front in a funky font so it's obvious to anyone thinking of trying them that they're not going to be mild and dainty! They're not overly hot though when you first bite into this which is what I think is so nice about them. You ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/05/08 (Useful, 65 readings)
Doritos are definitely one of my favourite crisps ever, they are just so tasty. After one packet I need another and another and so on... I love them! Doritos are triangular shaped crisps cooked in a Mexican way, the chilli flavoured ones have a red colour that later leaves your fingers red. Chilli Heat wave Doritos are my favourite flavoured dorito crisps, they have a hot chilli flavour, but not too hot which is good because they don't burn up your mouth. They are crunchy and taste really nice. It also seems to have spices added to it which makes it naturally great. They come in a bright red packet due to the "heat" theme, it ... Read the complete review
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Not the Daddy of all Molosser breeds by any means...That goes to the Caucasian Orvcharka in relation to natural defense. I haven't met a English that, if not trained, naturally defends a home.
Although there are numerious guard dogs (most of them outside the USA), depending on the situation (someone breaking into the home while you are there), its hard to pick against the english mastiff
born guard dog, they rarely bark, but it is in its nature to defend their territory and family, and is more a silent guard rather than a barker. When an intruder is caught they are more likely to hold them at bay, either by trapping them in a corner or laying on top of them rather than an all out attack. You do not need to train them to guard. No matter how friendly they are, if they sense danger they will naturally guard on their own unless the owners are there to tell them otherwise. THE DADDY OF ALL Molosser breeds
I own a German shepherd. They are great guard dogs. The dog has all the qualities you will like to have in a dog. Its beautiful, well attached with family and kids, playful.. but when it senses a danger or a competition its different, he just stands tall and gives that intimidating German shepherd look and everything backs off. I am more than 100 percent sure that a properly trained German shepherd will do what he is told to, better than any other dog.
If you find the right one that has not been "show bred" GSD are as good or better than any other dog out there.
hip dysplasia and shedding, and top 5 in reported dog attacks on their owner , what a worthless dog
I thing that a GSD is the 3 beat dog not like the other website the 7,8,6,5 and 9 best dog so thank you for telling the man
it's German Shepherd, not shepard!
Bonds intensely with it's human family. Intelligent, alert, knowing and perceptive. I'd trust a Shepherd's intuition about people over my own.
Big, bold, strong, protective and watchful.
A big handsome GSD doesn't need to voice at anyone, just a look and the fearless body language is enough - but believe me - they'll 'go' if they have to and they won't back down once they have.
Properly trained makes a super companion.
I've kept GSDs for 16ys.
Very protective dog, very loyal also, the deep bark and the natural pouncing of its paws to a intruder is enough to detour the most willing.
"not very bright"? They are on every top 10 list of intelligent dogs...
We had to install a 6 foot fence around our property because our male doberman was so aggresive and territorial, we knew he would end up going over our shorter fence and hurting someone. He is extremely territorial. If you come within 100 yards of his fence, he becomes aggresive towards you. Once you're walking past his fence, he follows you sprinting back and forth, barking and growling at you. He continues this behavior until he can't detect you anymore. It is very intimidating. He is also adept at detecting people outside when he is inside. It's uncanny. I have never seen a better WATCH DOG.
I don't exactly know what would happen if someone came over the fence. He's still young and not fully mature and he has had no real formal protection training. I'm sure that if they became aggresive towards him or his pack, he would attack and you would have to kill him to save yourself. I'm not sure what he would do if you weren't aggresive towards him or me. I think when he's mature, he would probably attack and it would be bad for the intruder. The downside is that he is only 80 lbs but he is 80 lbs of pure muscle. he doesn't have the mass of a mastiff or Rottweiler but I'm not sure that would matter if he really went after someone.
Now, I think if you have a doberman that has actually been trained to attack, you will have an outstanding guard dog. I will also add, most dogs that haven't actually been trained to attack a human aren't going to attack a human, at least not effectively. I have seen non-protection trained German shepards sit there and watch their owners get simulated attacked. If you attacked me or my wife, the non-protection trained doberman is going to send you to the ER. Just my two cents worth on the doberman pinscher.
very smart , more of a challenge for training than gsd or mals but extremely quick. I'm training one for schutzhund.
Dobermans are the fifth smartest dog in the world and they attack in every direction including straight up. They can easily jump and bite a 6'2" man in the face. They can easily out run you. They are friendly to their owners but not to strangers. The Marines used Dobermans in Vietnam. Police no longer use them because of lawsuits. A German Shepard will bite and hold. A doberman will turn your arms and legs to hamburger. To the person who said they look like skinny fragile things I would love to see you go against my doberman with your bare hands. My dog would rip you apart.
a real alpha dog.... haha what a joke they look like retarded skinny fragile things especially if their ears are not cropped
Best dog, very intimating and in many movies, what a badass, also they are used to test if pitbulls can fight(bet you didnt know that) , a real alpha dog :)
Dobermans are by far the best you can have for many reasons. They are extremely intimidating looking, protective of their territory, apprehensive of strangers. They will stand their ground in the presence of an unknown, yet are unlikely to bite unless the unknown crosses their line. So you dont have liability to worry about. They are loyal, loving, well tempered and great around kids!
awsome dogs i have 2, such great compnians and loyal its my favourite dog breed
From experience ... all mouth and NO action! ..............
sorry, but you can't beat a GSD
It is classed as a seperate breed from the other three .It is faster leaner, attacks with much much more force than a German shepherd. It is also slightley taller than a German shepherd. If you google wikianswers: what arew the top ten guard dog breeds, give a guess who's on top? Yup, the mal. It is also replacing the GSD (german shepherd dog) in policing.
They DO look very puny alongside a full grown 28'' GSD. They just haven't got the weight behind them to do the job properly, or the presence, or the command, or the looks, or the brains, or the cuddliness !
They're shoulder angulation is terrible, not suitable for long distances, small mouth, little fur, and BONY!
I'd like to see a BSD against a proper GERMAN trained schutzhund dog - NO CONTEST!
Duh - They're all different breeds! No it doesn't attack with more force than a GSD or Rottweiler.
And no its not taller than a GSD.
Mal's are more agile thats about it, and maybe better for training.
Not a good deterrent in my opinion. They look pretty puny as well.
Buddy on the fight between 3 dogs as you said may be the boxer stayed out of the fight ... Becoz there is no way its getting out without scratch marks after messing with a German shepherd and a Doberman.
Yes indeed. No other dog comes close to a Boxers loyality. It's not a true dog unless its a boxer. I love mine and i wouldn't want any other dog. Boxers are so good with kids too its unbelievable. What a great breed!
this dog CANNOT kill the present top 5 dogs but it could kill most of them induvidually. this dog does NOT destroy everything.
I thought that my 175 pound Caucasian was bad ass and could kill any other type of dog, but I was wrong. I was at my local dog park in New York . My Caucasian does not like other dogs. This dog called a Black Russian terrier walked to close to my dog and he snapped. The Black Russian saw it coming and totally beet the **** out my dog. I had to bring him to the hospital because he could have died his injureys were so bad
this dog....i LOVE my causcauisan shepherd her name is Bella she is the best guard dog ever...great with kids amazing loyal.she is only 7 months her birth day is in a few days best dog ever......get a causcauisan shepherd or a german shepherd
this dog is amazing in power,protection,family and everything best guard dog ever.....
I love my caucasian dearly, and he loves me, but it's the worst mistake I've ever made. I haven't had visitors in my house in nearly two years, and, whenever I try to leave, she starts barking her head off.
Caucasians are naturally aggressive, mean, and nasty, all in the guise of protecting me. My Stella weighs about 175 pounds, and can leave my house anytime she wants to, by breaking down the front door. It took a lot of training to stop her from doing this. My homeowners insurance increased by six fold when I got her.
I agree with you that the CO is a tremendously powerful guardian, and one of the top in the world. However, to say that it would destroy an english mastiff with such ease is laughable. Please do some research on jaw size and power as well. On a side note the Tosa Inu and Kangal are just as formidable as well...
This dog would destroy the present top 5 all together. Do some research on breeds before you spout your uneducated mouth. CO are one of the top 5 most dangerous dogs in the world. A 160-220 pound dog with agility, speed and extreme defensive drive is no joke and would destroy virtually every breed. Discovery did an entire show on how dangerous the breed is. Look it up on YouTube.
My Black Russian terrier beets the **** out of my boeboel . Trust me they are not playing they hate each other
The Boerboel always know when your enemy is close you need not to tell him they is also the second hardest biting dog next to the kango turkish . Want a good Boerboel get atomic Boerboel from Rodger. That's where mine come from. I'm Tyree C. Barnes
these dogs are verry loyal they will protect there family no matter how much damage is inflicked on them they won't stop until they know there family is safe i think these dogs are the most loyal and best gaurd dogs
i had 3. it's a great breed, safe for kids and visitors - they remain calm and reserved at strangers but they'll act if necessary. Only barks when necessary. The only inconvenient is the shedding and sensible skin.
The Cane Corso is intelligent, agile, athletic and has incredible stamina. They are phenomenal hunters, easily trained and guard their families with every part of their being.
I own two of these wonderful animals and they are by far the best all around protector, guardian, companion dog I have ever owned. My male even woke my family at three in the morning when a neighbors home caught fire. Everything you may read about a true Cane Corso is 100% accurate.
The Cane Corso is a descendant of the canis pugnax,[2] dogs used by the Romans in warfare. Its name derives from cane da corso, an old term for those catch dogs used in rural activities (for cattle and swine; boar hunting, and bear fighting) as distinct from cane da camera which indicates the catch dog kept as a bodyguard.
This dog is truly a guard dog. I was walking down the road with my brt terrier, his name is ace and he is 135 pounds. As we are walking my neighbors caucasion Shepard and tibetin mastiff come running out at us growling and barking. Ace goes right in front of me to protect me, the caucasion Shepard charges the both of us and within a matter of seconds ace had bitten the spine of the dog and killed it. Then he started charge the tibetin mastiff and this wasn't much of a fight, the tibetin mastiff got severly injured and limped away. Don't just jump to conclusions and say this dog is aggressive I dont want one. The breed is just very protect over it's loved ones. It's not a surprise they call them manstoppers. Trust me I am not proud of him killing a 210 pound dog but I am extremely proud and great ful that ace was willing to put his life on the line for me. I highly suggest you buy this breed of dog.
Black Russian terriers are by far the best dog breed there is. My brt ,jack, is the most loyal dog. He very protective over my whole family. When I am walking him he stayed by my side all of the time, when somebody approaches that he does not know he goes in front of me and guards me. He will not snap at the person but if he ,she , shows a threat then there is no time wasted and he will attack. They are not aggressive dogs just protective over the family. They are very brave dogs to, I was playing with my nieghbors Doberman and he was on top of me and jack came running after the dog and tackled him to the floor when jack was only 6 months old. Now that he is 3 years old he is much faster and more mature, but he still has his tendinsies to run after animals. Me and him were in the back yard and a coyote walked in and jack saw him and took off after it I was so nervous he would get killed because they are not street smart without training . I heard a help deep in the woods and I thought he was dead I went running into the woods and there he was standing over the coyote laying dead on the floor. It turns out that the coyote was was just over 75 pounds. Almost like a small wolf. The brt teeth are shaped like scissors so they bite the spine of there prey and brake it in half with there teeth. I highly suggest getting a brt best dog in the world(:(:(:(:(:):):):)
i only put this in because i want to tell you about the Belgian malinois. at first i wanted to put this in but i thought that the belgian shepherds would cover it, although it is classed by the american ......um....something or other (*laughs*) as a seperate breed. they are quicker and way more agile than a german shepherd. thats why they are better.
It is passionately devoted to the family, but once dusk falls, no longer recognises anyone who doesn't live in the house as a friend. NOT a dog for people who don' know what they're doing, as needs gentle but firm handling and must be kept indoors or in an enclosed area at night.
Very dangerous dog. Fearless and strong. Forbidden in de UK. I wouldn't have one.
Extremely dominant breed, I had one and in many occasions i was afraid she could really hurt someone. She killed several small animals that trespassed our property. I can only say that this breed is a dangerous weapon if in wrong hands. I would never get another one.
The fact that a Fila is number 27 shows how much people really know about guard dogs. Easily number one or two. Have a genetic disposition to hate all strangers. During a dog show the judge can not even touch the breed because he would be attacked.
Best dogs ive been around with family ...only barks when alerting....wouldnt get anything else better than boxers and sharpies a and the log haired dogs...I would put American bulldog with german shepards rotties dobermans and those type of dogs
id have to disagree with the above comment. ive owned AB's for the past 10 years and have found them unstable, un-trust worthy and highly strung. I have been attacked by one of my own dogs. As a guard dog they are only reliable if their master is with them, thus defeating the purpose of having an american bulldog as a guard dog. they are not friendlier a than a PItbull they are dogs and human characteristics should not be applied to animals. Animals do not make friends with each other. they are very strong and very powerfull and as such should be cared and treated with the correct care and respect. these dogs have been bred for one purpose only. to be big powerful dominant working catch dogs bred to catch wild hogs.
i happen to have 2 american bull dogs and they are definetly the BEST!!!
They are absolutly AMAZING with humans, and
also, they are great guard dogs and loyal to their masters. And will practically fight to the end to protect their loved ones. I happen to know because both of my dogs are complete suck ups and LOVE attention when guest come around and will allways stick right to my side when i tell them to come with me :D
However, the one downside is that they are not great with other dogs, and to go along with that they are AMAZINGLY tough. So if you havent gotten the right training then you might have some problems their (aka, they will try and kill (and succed if your not carefull) another dog if they see one). And they dont like to be left alone either.
The other thing is that people comenly mistake them for PITBULLS!! IT drives me insane, they are way friendlier and stronger than pitbulls so watch out for that!
Tis dogs are AMAZING. But they are really tough dogs. They are not so good with kidS. How do I know that is because i had one and it bit me one the hand. but they are good guard dogs and they are good with adults. they also would bite a robber who aomes in your house maybe.
Could take out your top 5 dogs at once. Kills shit. Destroyes everything. This dog is on a whole other level.
Thousands of years ago, this dog walk by mans side, crossing a link between Russia and Alaska. When Inuit men went out to hunt, they would leave these dogs with the women and children in their tents. They were so trustworthy they were aloud with the babys of the tribe.
Garding is the reason I brought this breed in the first place, as a kid I remembers the scareist dog on the street was a shar pei then when I started to work away from home I wanted a good gard dog for my family it was between an akita and a shar pei.
we got the shar pei because they are small enough for my wife to walk but still tough enough to hold there ground.
We have had them for 3 years and the make a great gard dog and family member.
Although they've gotten a bad rap as goofy, overly friendly dogs, more likely to lick a marauder than stop one, none of this is actually true of the Dane breed. I've owned several Great Danes and they have all been not only intimidating in size , but more than willing (and able) to take down an intruder or perceived threat. Originally called the German Mastiff, they have traits common to other mastiffs, i.e., holding a human down rather than full on attack, and being able to go from 0-100 on the aggression scale if the situation calls for it. They are also silent attackers. One forum poster talks about having owned many Danes over the years and seeing them run like lightning across a field in silence to take down an intruder.
A "foo foo" dog these are not!! They are loving, but very protective of their family. Super smart, easy to train and they don't shed one hair!! (Great if you are allergic). My standard poodle is a better guard dog than my German Shepherd. Both are loving, playful and great with kids...but the shepherd sheds big-time! Poodles are "cold water retrievers" - they love the water and make an excellent hunting companion too!! Highly recommended!! The downside? Because they do not shed they need to get "groomed" about once every 6 weeks or they look like teddy bears! LOL!! Great watchdog!! Another hint...the bigger the poodle? The less "yappy". Standards do not "yap". They only Bark when they sense danger and they are keen and fearless when they do!!
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07:41 AM ET 09.13 | While Jim Caldwell would say postgame he was "not quite certain the extent of it yet," there was some concern Bob Sanders' injury may be serious. There are unconfirmed (for now) rumors in league circles that Colts safety Bob Sanders' elbow injury may in fact be a season-ending biceps injury. What we know for now is that no one is saying anything yet. The team is quiet and the player is quiet.
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Bob Sanders suffering a season ending injury, wow he almost lasted a half. that guy has gotta just retire after he's done stealing money for past 3 years.
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Well-stated, Otis.
This guy's always hurt...must be fragile. Sally
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Yep... dude has a heart bigger than both of us but his body ain't equipped to transfer the courage.
Very nice. The poet in you has come out this morning Otis.
Indy faces another team next week with a strong defense and a good running game. And a QB named Manning.
If Indy isn't worried about that defense, then they ought to be. The window is closing fast.
if this is true, then better now than later in the season. The Colts need to stay focused. Run the dam ball you would have won the super bowl if you had.
Sad story. Nothing but respect for the guy. Colts really dont lose anything with Bullitt and Bethea back there
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I nee a simple software that we can enter service call dispatch information, ie: customer name, service address, call back number, and type of services required. Upon entering this info into the software it will push the data to my iPhones in the field. The technician can click accept and then the office sees the call has need accepted. The software will maintain a log of every service call entered and will show a daily, weekly, monthly report of every service call.
The technician must close the service call with a call sheet number assigned that he enters. If he cannot close the service call do to additional parts needed he must click a hold button and be required to enter the reason of the hold. The report feature will show every open, closed and held service call. A daily reminder will pop up and flash for every service call that has not been closed with a call sheet number (including the held tickets)
I do not need this program to do invoicing or estimates only keep track of the information listed above.
The office computer is a windows machine running windows 7 and the service techs are using iPhones. There will be three service techs
The last item the software needs to log is the accepting technician and the time and date service was entered at the shop and hopefully timestamp when the service call has been accepted as well as closed or put on hold
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The fields to be entered are: Name, address, phone number, vehicle description, service needed, and appointment time and date, along with some blank fields for additional info. The software should log the time the info was entered then automatically push the info to the Iphones in the field. The technicians can view all the service calls and then click "accept" on the service call he is taking. The software must time stamp when the service call has been accepted and keep it in the log. The field technician cannot alter any information via the phone app. The only way info can be changed is by the originating computer (office manager). The field tech must select hold or close before he can accept another service call. By selecting close he will be prompted for a call sheet number before the service call can be closed, by selecting hold he must enter info as to why the service call is being put on hold (all this must be done before he can accept another service call). The office manager will receive a daily report of every held service call and they will show up in red. She will also need an option to run a daily, weekly and monthly report of every service call entered, every service call put on hold, showing daily totals, weekly totals, and monthly totals. (this must provide an end of day report)
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