I love this video because it just shows how stupid dogs like that are. They're not really dogs at all... just hamsters that took hamster growth hormone from peer pressure from guys at the gym.
1) I thought the dog was cute. giggity!!
2) "Nugs" is right, that dog was beaten senseless just yesterday for spilling.
3) Hey "Gonnabefirst", try a shock-collar. Works better than a force field.
Hmmm...Lhasa Apso or Shitzou...I'll go with Lhasa, since I've owned several in the past, I can tell you they are the best damn alert dog there is!! They don't like little kids, don't like to be trained, don't like in-laws or strangers, are surprisingly sure-footed (notice no cans went down), and love the snow. Years ago, I had two German Shepherds and one Lhasa at the same time, guess who alerted to strangers first and guess who the boss was? That's right, the little ankle biter LOL!
miter you see 2 dogs in general in mountain villages of Nepal.
The yap-pee Lapso about 20 lbs and the Nepali mastiffs about 140 lbs. The lapso run at you when you are trekking near the villages . Thank god the mastiffs are chained to a post with a 20 foot chain covering the path to the houses . Even though I own big dogs ,these scare the piss out of me when they snarl straining at the end of their chains and lapso is trying to bite your calves.
I have carried a heavy walking stick about 5 feet long . Didn't have to use it on the dogs . But had to use it on two thieves who thought we were their victims . They had a hard time running away with sore throbbing ankles and knees . The next village which must of been theirs we got a lot of respect and stayed the night peacefully.
Well shit C-man, sounds like you've received some training in "stick-fu" LOL! Good job on the thieves, but that leaves me wanting more info....were they armed? If so with what? Why not use said stick on their heads? In my days of young man angst, I made sure I ALWAYS left a mark, a little something to remember me by LOL!
That MIGHT be why Glumbert hasn't fixed it yet... If we aren't viewing the source of part of their income, then they aren't getting that income... And if they lose money at all, it might play into how long it takes them to fix the site, due to shortage of funds.
MITER,in Nepal the thieves use long knives about 7 in blades .
Remember the gurkhas in the second war these are the younger relatives . They appear in the middle of nowhere during a treck ,all smiley face . They start by asking for something small ,then they want your American sun glasses.
You say hello to them , I just have a 6th sense about people . When they get closer and aggressive [about 5 feet] you tell them to go away or do not touch me ''hutmegaw''
if they come forward you just rap them on the ankle not to hard but hard enough that they yelp .
If they come forward you hit the 1st one a really stinging blow to the side of the knee . That causes them to go down and a lot of time vomit from the pain . The other guy is long gone . You then pick up the guy you hit and give him some water asking him do you want us to send you some help . You get a negative response . This works in India too, but you use a bamboo stick about1 '' thick . It hurts more because it flexes. I don't look for trouble but I get myself and whoever is with me out of harms way.
In Kenya our driver wanted more money or he was going to leave us on the veldt [lions ,hyenas,and everything else that wanted to eat our white asses] .
Need less to say the stick broke his wrist and he couldn't drive. So I helped this poor man and drove us all back to the compound before dark.
The boss apologized saying the man had a language problem and thanked me for my help getting everyone back safe.
Just an inocous little 4 or5 foot walking stick..........
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