REVscene Automotive Forum - Friend was looking for a "dog walker"

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It really is nothing to worry about. We've had him in therapy and hes made some great progress. It was just a matter of finding the right dog therapist and the right combination of medication. We like to look forward and hope to enjoy our relationship with Ulic for years to come.

One thing my partner mentioned to me last night while we were sharing a bottle of Harvey's Bristol Cream while listening to the Clay Aitken album is that I forgot to tell you that our big puppy (he really is a big puppy at heart) should probably stay away from other dogs. We have a set of leather blinders for him so that he doesn't become distracted but if he happens to be in a park with other animals (dogs especially) he can become aggressive.

I, unfortunately, don't mean the type of aggressive that includes barking and snarling. Unfortunately his type of aggression they don't make a muzzle for and if they did I think that they would outlaw it in Texas. (A little humour there but I am serious, he can get a little scary)

Although he has been taught the difference between dogs and children he still doesn't know his own size and (unfortunately) brutal strength. This is why we cannot take him to breeder shows or let him watch any R-rated movies.

Anyhow, we don't believe it will be a problem.

Toodles.

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hi there

I am not able to walk your dog. It is yoo risky. i and others might get hurt. I understand that he is abig big dog but he shoud be in therapy for a longer period and so should you.

P>S why do you purp your dog.

Thank you
:)

Awww.....