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In reply to the discussion: What happens when you rescue a dog? [View all]NRaleighLiberal
(61,762 posts)63. when I watch Koda meet other dogs on our walks and they head off to play -
they are vastly different sized, colored, coiffed - my wife and I say that humans can learn so much from watching dogs!
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could also mean "bear" I think....form of Dakota, means "little bear" I just found out
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2018
#7
absolutely. we are doing more than a bit of anthropomorphizing, I suspect!
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2018
#49
I think humans and dogs share many of the same emotions and cognitive abilities.
ZZenith
Nov 2018
#86
we've been lucky to have been rescued by great dogs in all our 38 years of marriage
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2018
#50
In those beginning pictures, even the one in the car, I was thinking "Where is the happy face?"
Honeycombe8
Nov 2018
#17
he is protective - is at the top of the stairs (my wife is in the bonus room quilting) - any sound -
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2018
#52
yes, that judgement thing gets my wife and I too - we try to do what we feels right
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2018
#53
yes, our dogs - and cats - reach in and wrap themselves around our hearts forever.
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2018
#55
Can't say enough good things about the Original Post. Thank you! . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Nov 2018
#22
yes, that first pic is hard to look at - note the only hair is the red tip of his tail!
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2018
#72
Wonderful story! Best wishes to the happy family!! Our rescue family includes 3 of the best
SWBTATTReg
Nov 2018
#32
we are amazed at his progress in 5 months, so expect full acclimation by a year
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2018
#66
when I watch Koda meet other dogs on our walks and they head off to play -
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2018
#63
I've been meaning to do it for some time - Thanksgiving time seemed appropriate!
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2018
#61
Interesting about the fear of men. Our rescue (10 years ago) was also scared
robbedvoter
Nov 2018
#41
we wonder if it was related to how it was finally captured when rescued -
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2018
#58
yessiree - it is a really great rescue - and dogs move through quickly.
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2018
#92