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My fish brings all the seals to the yard and they're like
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I don't know how to rhyme.
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Sen-the-Psycho wrote:So, my mum and I are looking into adopting a dog.
Well, I've got my heart set on one, and I'm determined to at least try to work with her, to determine whether or not she'd be the dog for us.
My mum heard some not to good things about her, and was thinking that she might not be the dog we want, as Koda is unresponsive to most interaction, doesn't usually get along well with other dogs, was a potentially once upon a time a guard dog, and has issues with chasing cars.
I looked at the pros and cons, and I see a lot of pluses for the proper housing area, as we're rather secluded.
My mum decided that she was scared of Koda, but I decided that, no, we aren't just gonna walk away, because I seen something in Koda. Well, today, my dad and I went [as my mum didn't want to, and my dad is borrowing my grandparent's car for the week] to the adoption centre [My third time]. We found out some more information on Koda, and my dad agreed with my, along with Koda's trainer, that Koda needed time. Not just to get used to people, but to understand what attention and love was, because she'd never been in a home that had given her the love and attention that all dogs need.
Today, she was more interested in us, and remembered me. She gave me her paw, jumped up and sniffed at us, and was pretty interested in general. Usually, she just barks and stares at cars, but not today. Ah, what a lovely gift; patience and time is. Not to mention the part that my mum thought that Koda was mean, and scared of people. Heh, very, very wrong. She's nothing but a misunderstood dog that just needed some time. Exactly my argument towards what the rest of my family was saying.
And now, I'm bent on trying to help this dog. I've got the patience, and now, finally, the support of both parents, and probably a good friend [vet, animal specialist].
FINALLY. I HAVE SUCEEDED.
THIS MAKES ME SO HAPPY.
Here's a picture of Koda; she's a German Shepherd mix:
tawnypelt3 wrote:The roleplaying and the dedication to roleplaying in this is Extremely. dang. Intense.
I actually wanna tear up a little. I'm not even lying. Only the humor stopped me from getting all emotional about it, 'cause if you really let yourself get pulled into the emotional and psychological effects of an actual (zombie) apocalypse, it really is one of the most intense situations you can possibly get into. Personal windfalls mean nothing, natural disasters are nothing, nothing means anything in comparison to seeing what is definitely and undoubtedly the end of the world as we all know it.
And that's what makes this video not only hilarious, but also seriously deep. Unintentionally, even!
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