Its because they can smell a bell end a mile off, and probably want you out of their house...
That's really not fair. Because I've walked into that house really scared, and frightened. I'm scared of dogs. I come into the scenario scared shitless.. I don't want to be there. I want out. I am not a bell end. Being wary of a strange dog does not make me a 'bell-end'
I knew there was a big scary dog there but I would never have walked into the house if they had not agreed to keep it in the garden.. How does that make me a bell-end?
They assured me that I would not meet the dog.
They ignored the agreement. It rushed out at me.
Does that make 'them' the bell-ends?
I met the dog and it scared the fuck out of me.
I have a fear of dogs, having been nipped on 3 occasions,
and bitten twice. Is it surprising that I am now wary of dogs?
I don't understand why people are so scathing of those of us who are wary or frightened of dogs.
I object to being called a 'bell-end' just because I am wary of strange dogs, My neighbours have a couple of very well trained working dogs who know me very well and I take care of them when my neighbours are away for a night or two. The dogs are disciplined and I walk into their kitchen and kennel without fear. Because they know me. I trust them and I hope they trust me.
I feed them and I take them for a half hour walk. They come back when I call them
But, you see, I wouldn't be able to do that if they were not already highly trained. They are not really responding to me, but to the discipline of their owners, I have a gut feeling that,, as responsive to direction as they are, it is not 'me' they are being responsive to but to the innate responsitivity of someone who has been left in charge of them.
Anyroadup. The buggers do what I tell 'em to do
Two lovey black labs. Adorable.
I'm not dog lover, but these dog make you like dogs.