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|    DK to woofysue@yahoo.co.uk    |
|    Re: instilling fear in a sadistic dog    |
|    28 Jul 07 14:57:10    |
      XPost: rec.pets.dogs.health, rec.pets.dogs.breeds       From: dk@no.email.thankstospam.net              In article <1185628257.696613.155400@b79g2000hse.googlegroups.com>,       woofysue@yahoo.co.uk wrote:       >Hello all,       >       >I solved the problem of that horrible dog after it made the big       >mistake of biting my Mum. I was looking round the local charity shop       >for some old CDs and things when I spotted an iron glove. I think it       >must have been an old theatrical prop or something rather than from a       >suit of armour. I paid five pounds for it and the next day when       >everyone had gone out I went into the kitchen where the dog was lying       >in its basket and whacked it in the face. It was really surprised, and       >even more surprised when it bit me that I wasn't the one yelping in       >fear. I grabbed onto its upper jam and squeezed real hard so it       >couldn't let go. Then I remembered something I read once about how a       >dog perspires through its tongue and how it's very sensitive. I       >decided to teach it a real lesson and still holding onto it I heated       >up a spoon on the gas stove until it was real hot. Then I took hold of       >it by the scruff of the neck with my other hand, and let go of its       >jaws. Then I picked up the spoon and would you believe it tried to       >bite it. I shoved the hot spoon right into its throat and boy did it       >scream in pain. It made an awful mess on the floor too. Wasn't so       >brave now was it?       >       >When I decided that I'd had enough I locked it in the garage where it       >couldn't get at any water. It yelped for over two hours. The past few       >days everytime I go near it it yelps and cowers. I don't think I'll       >have anymore trouble with this vicious hound but my Mum may have it       >put down. I tried kindness, but even the dumbest of animals understand       >pain. Including the two-legged kind.              It is you who is a dumb sadist. No wonder the dog was afraid       of you. Expect other dogs biting you, too.              DK              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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