Nice job by Stacey and Roo -- and of course Hector - -on Good Day New York. I can think of no better way to show people that a dog's environment is a huge factor in the behavior of the dog. Good homes make good dogs.
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April 07, 2010
Hector - one of the dogs formerly of Bad Newz Kennels - On Good Day New York
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Aaagh -- but the teevee "personalities" are SUCH MORONS.
It is good that talking to such people is above my pay grade.
Posted by: H Houlahan | April 07, 2010 at 12:28 PM
LOL H. I know, right? I love that the guy asked Roo what the chances were of the dog just lashing out an biting him were as he was bent down petting the dog with his face 6 inches away from Hector's.
It's no wonder that the local media has done us no favors when you see a piece like this.
Posted by: Brent | April 07, 2010 at 12:42 PM
For the love of the gods, he fought DOGS not PEOPLE (and I love how he slipped in "to the death").
Brent - did you see him sort of flinch when Roo flipped Hector back over, though? My husband and I were laughing. We had to watch it twice to be sure that is what happened. He pulled his hand up real quick like Hector was going to 'snap' right then.
Posted by: Jen | April 09, 2010 at 01:23 AM