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He has got a point actually. My dog is 100% affectionate to me & I love him to bits and if I've gone on holiday he will go mental when I return BUT I don't believe he feels true loyalty etc the way we do.
Like we have friends who look after him when I'm on holiday and he is apparently totally relaxed etc. He definitely becomes more loyal to whoever has been feeding/walking him the most out of wife and I too. |
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And she greets me in a way that she doesnt greet most people, i.e. untempered enthusiasm
Seriously, does the dog try to** your leg? |
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We you bit by a Jack Russell when you were wee Dr Crippen?
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Jack Russells are very affectionate towards the one who walks/feeds them.
They're my favourite small dog. |
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meant to say junkyard, rabid, broken legged, rottweiler/doberman cross,
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Dr C
No one pulling my leg, unless the Police were because my**y neighbours complained about it once upon a time. No SHE doesnt try and** my leg either. Perhaps its not loyalty in a human sense but it is total familiarity and comfort for sure for them. |