What do you think of a dog each time when you see a dog ?
@wildlittlefan (4680)
Hong Kong
November 21, 2010 6:46am CST
I couln't even rememebr when I knew about dog. I think it must be sometimes during my kindergarden age or short before that. Perhaps my mom had shown me a picture of a dog or my teacher did when I was still very young. In the picture , the dog looked funny and freindly as I can remember.But when I grow up,I don't think the dogs are that friendly and funny anymore each time when they bark on people and fought among themselves. It was terrible when I was chased by some rude dogs when it made me afraid of them.later on, I had an oportunity to walk my friend's dog on the street and that experience was quite positive to me and the dog seems nice. I remember the dog was a Chow Chow but I just forgot her name. Well, what about your experience and share with us. 
2 responses
@RobtheRock (2433)
• United States
21 Nov 10
It depends on the kind of dog. If it's a little dog, I think of how cute it is. I really enjoy watching the little dogs barking and growling at people who walk by them. They're so brave and come at you until you stamp your feet, then they run. 
When they're in the fence of their yards, they come at you and bark furiously, and when you have passed by, they growl to themselves as if saying, "I showed that human who's the boss! 
Sometimes I see pretty dogs being walked by their owners and I enjoy their beauty. And other times I see pretty, sexy women walking their dogs and I envy the dog.
When they're in the fence of their yards, they come at you and bark furiously, and when you have passed by, they growl to themselves as if saying, "I showed that human who's the boss! Sometimes I see pretty dogs being walked by their owners and I enjoy their beauty. And other times I see pretty, sexy women walking their dogs and I envy the dog. @wildlittlefan (4680)
• Hong Kong
22 Nov 10
WELL, Rob.Your response really shown us differences of dogs movement and their relationship with the owner.I think we would be better for the dog owner to go through some kinds of training in order to underdstand the dogs better.I think most of the times they are lovely and really a the best friends of human. But still they are animals and their character are haerd to predict. We can see that when someone even the ownerwill get bite by their own bubby as well. Look at their teeth and you will know that when they get violence , the owner and anyone beside them will be in big trouble. If the dog is something like a German Sherperd or somekinds of fight dogs,it will be more scary. I still remember once when I was living in the village, there was a construction site near my home.Each night when I passed by that site to enter my home, there will always be some rude dogs came out from the darkness and kept barking on me with their angry noise. It was scary. I made complaint to the dogs department and they came to took those dogs away. But after a few days the dog owner from that construction site just pay and get the dogs out again. The situation then remain and the police won't care about things like that since no body is getting bite by the dogs yet. I end up stay in that place for just one year and then moved to the high rise building in the city again.Living in the village? No, not for me anymore. Dogs? I enjoy playing with some bubby once awhile and watch them when they look cute. But get one for myself and my family. No thanks, not for me and I don't have time to take care of them anyway.Plus , I will neevr have to the risk that the my own dog will bite me in my home someday in the future. So , I feel happy for now.Have a good day.
@elmare0699 (163)
• South Africa
22 Nov 10
Since I can remember we had always had dogs at home. They were friendly and protective of us, but barked and growled at strangers and they were big dogs. As an adult I have only kept a dog twice, both small dogs. The first one I had to give away because I moved to new lodging where I couldn't keep a dog and it fairly broke my heart. Presently I have a small jack russel named Monalisa, although we call her Mona most of the time. Although she is small, she has a very strong personality and loves to play tug-of-war. I have only had her for 9 months but I can't imagine what life would be like without her as she has already crept deep into my heart.
