I see. I think its better to train your dogs in proper behaviour. I mean, if they accidentally attack someone, but its considered just high exuberance or excitement and yet someone gets hurt….well that’s not good.

Its been awhile since i’ve been to a museum. I think i once heard that the Louvre in France has a virtual experience but i could be wrong. After all, not everyone can travel like that.

My mom's boxers are the type of dog that will hurt you in excitement. Especially the boy since he's chunky and bigger than her girl who's skinny and tiny for a boxer tbh.

I would love to go to France and see it in person tbh. I've only been the Japan and the Caribbean.

Ohhh well that’s not good. If one of those dogs were to hurt someone accidentally, it could become big trouble.

Yeah i haven’t travelled much, my sister does more travelling than me. She’s been to BC/Alberta and parts of China. I’ve only been on family trips to HK or the States or Montreal/Quebec. I’d love to visit places like France and Japan and stuff.

Yeah, they don't go out, so it's only people around, but they know the people who come over so it's fine.

I would love to visit China one day too. When I was in Japan, my mom and I were talking to this couple who went to on a month long private tour in China and that's just goals right there. They both retired early (I think they were in their late 40's early 50's) and were spending 90% of the year traveling (in 2019)

Well i guess that’s okay. If it was stranger though….i mean, i’ve heard of dogs being put down or like people sueing dog owners. 8u

Wow thats really early retirement. But it sounds kinda nice. Travelling the world. I would like to do that someday.

Yeah. Honestly I trust every dog I see except if they come at me snarling. I've only ever been afraid of one dog and that was a dog my stepmon got my half brother. It wasn't socialized, and Australian shepherds tend to be protective anyway. I went to stand up to move from the couch and the dog started to snarl at me so I slowly sat back down until someone came back into the room. Which is weird because the other shepherd loved me as the only outsider to the family.

Yeah I wish lmao. With the way the economy is now, I'll probably be working until the day I die lmao.

Big dogs can be a bit scary to me. Like i once went to a friend’s house oh so long ago back in my teens and she had several cats….and 2 HUGE AF dogs. Those…great danes? They’re scary big. And she had TWO. Just on four feet, they’d be up to your chest….QnQ

Yeah same. QnQ

Australian shepherds are medium sized dogs. My standard poodle, my boy at least, is HUGE! Not quite as big as a great dane, but still HUGE. Apparently he's a royal standard poodle, which the royal comes from the breeders for when they breed standards taller than average standards. So he's a big boy. But bigger dogs tend to be friendlier tbh. It's like hey, we tall, we ain't afraid of much because of we tall and big lol. Smaller dogs can be quite viscous in my experience. I literally am not afraid of a yapping snarling little lap dog compared to something like a pit bull.
That is the one breed I will never own. I've heard too many horror stories of them suddenly turning on their owners and ripping them apart. MY sister's old boss from her part time job (so like 15+ years ago now) had one her children mauled by her pit bulls who never showed a sign of aggression before that.

scary. 8u
but yeah, when i met those great danes and saw them running towards me.....gosh its scary. even just them bumping heads with you is like....getting knocked over. 8u

Yeah. I love big dogs, but I can see how it can be intimidating. I want an Irish wolfhound tbh, but they are short lived. And my heart can't handle.

Lmao my mom had a pool party today because she has a heated pool lmao. It was okay until it randomly got windy, then it got cold.