Sweet pupper-upper still remembers me!
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Are you kidding? It's a dog. It runs up to literally anyone. And the more discomfort it puts someone in the more it does it.
(Can you tell I'm not a dog person? Cats are where it's at)
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when I was in high school, I found a puppy (not totally sure, but I'm guessing a pit bull/lab mix) on the porch of my parent's place a few days before Christmas. Best guess is someone dumped her off at the property, since it's a farm in a relatively remote area.
Anyway, I convinced my parents to let us keep her. Charlie was an extremely beautiful and sweet dog. But eventually I left for college and moved away.
During the last few years of her life/she would act erratically around me when I'd visit. One second she'd be happy to see me, and the next she growled and snapped at me, and did this to others, too. I ended up having to avoid her entirely. Devastating, to say the least.
We never found out why, despite visits to the vet. Dementia, perhaps.
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Are you kidding? It's a dog. It runs up to literally anyone. And the more discomfort it puts someone in the more it does it.
(Can you tell I'm not a dog person? Cats are where it's at)
My dog only likes people it has known for more than 20 minutes any less you are a hateful stranger.
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when I was in high school, I found a puppy (not totally sure, but I'm guessing a pit bull/lab mix) on the porch of my parent's place a few days before Christmas. Best guess is someone dumped her off at the property, since it's a farm in a relatively remote area.
Anyway, I convinced my parents to let us keep her. Charlie was an extremely beautiful and sweet dog. But eventually I left for college and moved away.
During the last few years of her life/she would act erratically around me when I'd visit. One second she'd be happy to see me, and the next she growled and snapped at me, and did this to others, too. I ended up having to avoid her entirely. Devastating, to say the least.
We never found out why, despite visits to the vet. Dementia, perhaps.
Sounds like a brain tumour.
Just a guess tho
