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Some breeds just get a bad rap12 total reviews
Comment from T B Botts
Hello Sherry,
I don't believe I've ever read anything that you've written before. I enjoyed your little poem about your Mastiff. They can certainly look intimidating. I love dogs as well, but after mine passed I vowed to never have another. The pain of losing them is too great. I do walk my neighbor's dog when she's home, and love on her (the dog). If I see someone walking their dog in the neighborhood, I stop and ask the dog's name. It would be weird if I asked the person their name. Almost everyone stops and responds favorably. I appreciate the work that you and your husband do for the dogs. They are truly man's best friend. Thanks for sharing.
Have a blessed evening.
Tom
reply by the author on 18-Jan-2022
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Hello Sherry,
I don't believe I've ever read anything that you've written before. I enjoyed your little poem about your Mastiff. They can certainly look intimidating. I love dogs as well, but after mine passed I vowed to never have another. The pain of losing them is too great. I do walk my neighbor's dog when she's home, and love on her (the dog). If I see someone walking their dog in the neighborhood, I stop and ask the dog's name. It would be weird if I asked the person their name. Almost everyone stops and responds favorably. I appreciate the work that you and your husband do for the dogs. They are truly man's best friend. Thanks for sharing.
Have a blessed evening.
Tom
Comment Written 18-Jan-2022
reply by the author on 18-Jan-2022
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Thank you so much, Tom, for taking the time to read and comment on my little poem. And I'm glad you found it and enjoyed the read. Many of the works in my portfolio are about dogs or other creatures - though some are a bit darker than others. Hope you will take the time to read some of my other work. Have a great week!
Comment from Monica Chaddick
How adorable. I am talking about the picture, the poem, and the description of your dog's fears. I have an American Pitt Bull Terrier and she is terrified of the robo vacuum. It is absolutely hilarious to watch her with that thing. Also, my son has Bey Blades and she tries to catch them and eat them while they are spinning. It is definitely the treatment of the animal that makes them mean, and not the breed itself.
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reply by the author on 18-Jan-2022
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How adorable. I am talking about the picture, the poem, and the description of your dog's fears. I have an American Pitt Bull Terrier and she is terrified of the robo vacuum. It is absolutely hilarious to watch her with that thing. Also, my son has Bey Blades and she tries to catch them and eat them while they are spinning. It is definitely the treatment of the animal that makes them mean, and not the breed itself.
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Comment Written 18-Jan-2022
reply by the author on 18-Jan-2022
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Thank you for taking the time to read and review my poem. I love it when my words touch people, especially dog folks! Hope you are having a great week.
