skinnydipper
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Does the dog look comfortable in the first shot?
Look at his body language.
Tense, hard eyes, ears back.
Look at his body language.
Tense, hard eyes, ears back.
Interesting series of photos
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blackcob
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In the first picture the dog also has that slightly abducted sore elbow type posture going on.
Clodagh
Playing chess with pigeons
Are the pictures, in their original context, being used to highlight owner stupidity?
Poor dog.
Poor dog.
GSD Woman
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Hard, tight mouth in the first photo. I try not to judge too quickly on one photo since I've seen photos that would worry me until I heard the back story from their knowledgeable owners.
JennBags
HHOSS Wonder Woman
Clearly doesn't look happy, do you know what happened to it?
CorvusCorax
Deary me...
Not worth it for a nice Insta pic 
SOS
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My opinion is: I think the first photo the dog is clearly tense and showing he is not comfortable with the situation.
In the second photo he is smiling, so basically baring his teeth, and leaning away.
In the third he has to react as no one is listening.
In human context he said ‘ excuse me please’, ‘move please’ then shoved the person out the way.
In the second photo he is smiling, so basically baring his teeth, and leaning away.
In the third he has to react as no one is listening.
In human context he said ‘ excuse me please’, ‘move please’ then shoved the person out the way.
Dobiegirl
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Ive seen so many photos lately of people kissing their dogs on the mouth, ignoring the hygiene issue why would anyone be that stupid.
Clodagh
Playing chess with pigeons
Oh dear, I kiss mine on the bit between the end of their nose/mouth...and I know what they eat!
Auslander
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I saw the original post on Facebook. She's not the owner, and it's apparently a street dog that she took home. Moron
skinnydipper
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Yes, Auslander. It was someone showing off their bites on FB 
. I saw it yesterday.
I think SoS summed it up perfectly.
JB, I don't know what became of the dog. I expect he paid the ultimate price due to human stupidity.
It will have been fast, a dog can bite about 3 to 4 times per second.
Many years ago I watched a video of a shelter worker in the States evaluating a dog. She was bitten multiple times in the blink of an eye. The recording had to be viewed in slo-mo to appreciate how many times she was bitten in a such a short space of time.
. I saw it yesterday.I think SoS summed it up perfectly.
JB, I don't know what became of the dog. I expect he paid the ultimate price due to human stupidity.
It will have been fast, a dog can bite about 3 to 4 times per second.
Many years ago I watched a video of a shelter worker in the States evaluating a dog. She was bitten multiple times in the blink of an eye. The recording had to be viewed in slo-mo to appreciate how many times she was bitten in a such a short space of time.
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