this blog post isn't really about 'Hugging it out and being happy'
but.. It happened the other day when I was out walking the dogs and I let out a "HA!"
THEREFORE I say.. it is blog worthy!
so lets get started!!
I was out walking the dogs
and I see this guy on his bike
and a woman walking a bunch of dogs
ONE of these dogs is a old fat hound dog
a low old man "wooooooocoughhackgrunooof"
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| this is me and my bike. look how peaceful and calm we look |
slowly marching after the guy on his bike.. the guy on the bike starts trying to go faster on his bike, while this old man dog is getting terribly upset
'what is this fast moving thing? is everyone safe? MUST PROTECT AND BARK AT MYSTERIOUS OBJECT!'
they are both now passing me at the intersection of the pathways
"SCAT!! SCAT!" he screamed!
(haha) and other bad rude words being yelled at this poor floppy eared four legged cutie.
BUT THEN THE GUY ON THE BIKE PREPARES TO KICK THE DOG!
so I of course prepare myself to march over to protect this dog and inform the guy about how to behave around animals
but as he violently kicks..
he then falls dramatically off his bike onto the gravel/prickly bushes.
HA!
karma.. sometimes I just love it.
the dog also was then at peace and slowly walked up the hill with me with a big grin on his face now exhausted on his way back to the owner. :)
something I think that made me so pleased about this happening.. was about a year ago when my black dog Eddie was about 6 months old, we were out a walking minding our own business saying hi to strangers as they pass.
a little golden retriever puppy ran up to this old man. and the old man started screaming "CAN'T I WALK IN PEACE" and marched up to Edgrr whom was much more interested in everything but him.
AND HIT MY DOG WITH HIS CANE!!!
Eddie yelped and slunk down
I have never experienced such anger as I did at that moment. And that cranky old man suuuure knew it. in fact he even lifted his cane to hit me! but I gave him a piece of my mind while strangers stood around doing nothing. and I fumed in anger for the rest of my walk!
luckily Eddie is not a angry dog after this.
and fortunate that I have not seen this man or anyone like this again..
annnnnd i got to experience funny karma :)
people: learn how to act around dogs or any animal for this matter.
I feel like this is a topic that should be included in Elementary schools with basic knowledge like 'stop drop and roll' when you are on fire.
