For
years, I always have been a PROD advocate (Promoting Responsible Ownership of
Dogs) in my own way. I considered them as my best bet pets, so far. I don’t know for some people how
they take care of those kinds of beings. I am usually delighted whenever I meet
dogs. I can’t resist tapping them or comforting them. Sometimes, I really don’t
care if they are some kind of cute or huge, a street dog (Askals) or a breed one,
a domestic or stray one, a friendly or aggressively dog that might bite and
infect you anytime with rabies virus. They just naturally charms my heart to
like them. Here are some of the precious dogs with myself:
Meet Ben, also. He is of pure Belgian breed – Belgian Malinos to be specific. Naturally with huge body, long and sturdy legs, large paw and quite pointed black nose. He is a kind of dog whom every child might fear of. Adding more fright to that is his very deep and loud bark - one of the traits of being a naturally protective dog and exhibits territorial instinct. But, once the person is none stranger to his eyes, then he wouldn’t care at all. He would just look and stare at someone and that’s it. No barking, no nipping on the heels, no threat or any act of hostility coming from him.
Introducing Athena! She
is a cute Japanese Shih Tzu (Shiatsu) covered by abundant lengthy hairs of
white and few black in her ear sides and some parts of her body. She is typically
alert, lively and active little doggie and sometimes a couch potato. Athena is
the kindest among them all and the most patient as well. She loves to be
cuddled and touched even for a long time or as long as you want – maybe in the
dog’s mind, “the longer it is the better.”
This was taken when Baste is still few months old. Born
to pure light beige Askal (mother) and an all black half-Labrador Retriever (father)
descent, he is the most silent but the most hard headed among the dogs I
mentioned here. He likes playing outside rather than inside the house. That’s
why he always gets grimy. Unfortunately, when he turned almost a year older, he
got sick and passed out some bloody stools. It’s maybe he had eaten bones
(especially the chicken bones) wherein it troubled his stomach. From then on,
his vigor faded as days passes by. He got weaker and weaker until one day we
saw him unconsciously lying near his favorite place – on the grasses.
Another Labrador Retriever, Spartan,
as we named him, was a descent of black half-German Shepherd mother and black half-Labrador
father. This picture was taken when he was still less than 2 months old. With an
appearance of his father’s breed, he has also large paws and sturdy legs. He is
very friendly and playful - bites anything you throw to him, loves to be
touched and caressed, and very easy to please. Hmmm, I’m looking forward to play
and swim with him in the water!
True enough, as what Alfred Barbou said, “The dog has been esteemed and loved by all the people on earth and he has deserved this affection for he renders services that have made him man's best friend.” Indeed, man’s best friends are dogs. Hope no one disputes this!
For online info about different breeds of dogs, visit this: http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/
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