introducing Toto (3/4)

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1. if that dog is being well treated (it wouldn’t be wagging otherwise) it shouldn’t be a threat. no sudden movements, no eye contact…

2. Nice edition of Toto and perfect shadows.

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   • note that the rim light and background are opposed

3. The Rottweiler version of Toto is better.

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   • I think so, too. Especially for trailer park Dorthy…

     • Rottweilers are not that bad as pets as the media paints them out to be on the crime show “Fear Thy Neighbor.”

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       • the breed averages a bite of over 300 PSI, that makes them potentially deadly but the thing that really makes them dangerous is how they’re raised…

         • Dogs are monsters if their owners made them mean. My sister’s dog who is a mixed Rottweiler and Black Labrador Retriever is a calm dog. She only gets angry when someone tries to eat her food.

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4. Bummer, that dog won’t fit on the handlebars of her bicycle!

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   • true, but when this Toto bites Miss Gulch on the leg he will keep the leg…

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     • A point very well taken!

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       • You have to give up the basket thing, but you get much more back on the defensive and offensive with a big dog…

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         • The back neighbor at one of my homes has a huge square shaped dog with a big bark that reminds me of your Toto. After my first encounter with the monster I kind of suggested that if she wants to keep it she should get a higher fence. YAY! To my surprise she did just that. Now instead of growling and snapping and barking its head off it comes up and after a few perfunctory barks, wags its tail at me. I said “Thank you!” In time I think it will dig a hole under the fence and still end up in my yard, but hopefully that will happen when I am not there.

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