Meanwhile in America...
- Thread starter Michen
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MereChristmas
riding reluctantly into the sunset
I read this yesterday. Had to think twice it wasn’t April 1st!
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it could only be more american if the alligator was carrying a gun - honestly quite surprised the idea of an "Emotional Support Gun" hasn't been brought up over the pond before......
Kunoichi73
Beware... My Plants...
The world's gone mad! 
Nicnac
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3000lbs per inch bite - all fine until it isn't.
Bit like Biden's dog biting 8 people. Already had to rehome one due to biting and Mrs B can't hold the one they've got. It's a big GS and she's a little very old very frail lady. Can you imagine the uproar here if royal or the PMs dogs went round chomping down on the police providing their security.
Bit like Biden's dog biting 8 people. Already had to rehome one due to biting and Mrs B can't hold the one they've got. It's a big GS and she's a little very old very frail lady. Can you imagine the uproar here if royal or the PMs dogs went round chomping down on the police providing their security.
Michen
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Yeah but... 'Merica
I have to say, I have not had a single bad encounter with a dog in America. Everyone is so polite and NO ONE has a dog offlead that they can't immediately call back. Everyone leashes their dog as soon as they see another person/dog.
Far, far better experience than in England.
CanteringCarrot
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Usually headlines like this begin with, "Florida man..."
Nicnac
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Until you meet the Biden beast!Yeah but... 'Merica
I have to say, I have not had a single bad encounter with a dog in America. Everyone is so polite and NO ONE has a dog offlead that they can't immediately call back. Everyone leashes their dog as soon as they see another person/dog.
Far, far better experience than in England.
Seriously, I agree - having lived stateside for many years the dogs are seen but not heard vs. here where they're usually a bit feral
Caol Ila
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Waiting for the next headline. Philadelphia man has arm bitten off by pet alligator.
Prancerpoos
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“Working emotional support alligator” my a*se, as Jim Royle would have said.
palo1
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Yeah, but the thing is, that an 'emotional support' animal has to have the ability to empathise and to at least recognise human emotional states. A gator doesn't have that kind of brain.....But yeah, 'merica eh?!!