Re: [pyrnet] The Spokane dog and rescue

[clhenke@juno.com]

Linda, I live in Texas, I am painfully aware of it's problems, I am aware
of not only the dogs problems but also the P.B. pig rescues since I do
that.    The problem with your form of education is, it is what "you"
think . What dogs are bad, what problems you think people are going to
have.  Even if they have another perspective.  No one is saying that we
don't have to watch for aggression, just that we don't always see
aggression the same way as you do.  It is another way of seeing things,
not the final way!

Who were you defending Kelly from??  No one said Kelly lied, just that a
different story was going around.  That happens all the time, different
people, talking to people, misinformation.  Think about the whisper game
we played when we were kids and understand that information can be easily
messed up, without saying someone lied!  I think that was a mean spirited
thing to say.

Everyone respects rescue, but martyrdom over it defeats it's purpose. 
Trying to make it a who does what or who does the most, or who is doing
it the right way, can't benefit the process.  People do what they can. 
And some people do other things that help animals.  No one thing is
right.


We have all heard the aggression and biting thing, we've got it, honest. 
The part your not going to change is how other people view it, we don't
see it your way, or we don't see some of it your way, or something is
different about our views regarding it.  And guess what, those who
disagree with you don't have man eating beasts chewing the faces off
children.  We just do something different and it works out fine.  As
always, these are just my thoughts!
Cindy

Cindy Henke
clhenke@juno.com
Ennis, Texas

"All knowledge, the totality of all questions and answers, is contained
in the dog."  ~ Franz Kafka

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