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Horus wrote:I would agree up to a point, I have always kept dogs and my father in law was an international show judge so I was often in close contact with all breeds and their owners as he had his own kennels. I am of the opinion that with few exceptions there are no bad dogs, just bad owners. The difference with a cross breed is that even if it is from two pedigrees you are still lessening the concentration of one or several hereditary problems associated with any one breed, OK you also stand a chance of inheriting several separate health problems, but like with humans you are better breeding outside of your own bloodline and generally speaking cross breeds live longer which proves the point. As to breed size, well I have never heard of a small dog attacking and even killing people and children with the same frequency as large breeds do, most small dog attacks are on unattended babies and small children and again are the result of bad owners not understanding a dogs behaviour when confronted with a rival for their attention or a stressful situation. Larger breeds can easily develop a pack mentality if not under proper control and attacks involving several dogs are more common from this group, I would much prefer to be attacked by a Yorkshire Terrier than a Pit Bull, Alsation or Rottweiler, any breed that can bite me above the ankle is suspect.
Doesn't mean I'm mean I just expect a dog to be subservient. ) was 5.3mph. Must be turbocharged 
My youngest brother had a stroke yesterday morning, and he lives alone, so it's been a lot of running around getting information, clothing etc. I got to the hospital this afternoon only to find another brother, his wife and youngest brother's friend already there. The noise was indescribable, with all of them trying to talk over each other, and I found it confusing enough, so God knows what the poor patient was feeling! He looked as if he didn't know who he was, let alone where he was! I left and said I would come back on Friday. The hospital rules state only two visitors at a time and he ended up with six, so I didn't wait to be chucked out, and since no one else seemed as if they were making a move, I came home! Hey ho! Families! 
Their sister always seems happy enough to play with the dolls she has here and her very first thing is to go and get the purse she has here, put on of my old non-working cell phones in it so that she is prepared for any calls that might come in. She has always been much easier to amuse than the boys who are just full of go go go energy.