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THIS is why I have dogs....


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jessica

Mon Jul 26 2010, 01:54PM

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I live in a nice neighborhood, smile and say hi to everyone that passes...Know most people around my place of business as well, since I have Not moved out of my area to date.
I wanted to share a Super Creepy story that happened to me last week while in my normal stomping ground.
Last Saturday started off like any other day, lots of things to do in a small window of time. It was hot and muggy and I knew I was going to have to run errands as well as clean my place of business by the time the day was out so I threw on some running shorts and a tank top and went about my business.
After making the drive to go to a whole sale dog food shop down close to Detroit I figured I would head over to my shop and get it cleaned for the following week. Takes me about two hours, I always bring a dog or two which makes it more dealable..lol. After I left there I drove about 3 blocks down to the grocery store did my shopping for the week and headed home, never thinking about anything other then getting chores done.
Monday I'm at work walking paperwork down to another women here in the office. As I walk by the front door a man was leaving that just finished up speaking with my brother up in parts, I looked up and smiled and went to turn to walk into the front office and the man grabbed my arm! I turned around sorta shocked and he asked quickly, "were you up here in pink shorts on Saturday?" I said a bit confused, "yes I clean our office after hours."
He then explained, "I'm sorry I don't mean to Alarm you but there was a man following you that day."
Now he's got my attention, I asked what he was talking about...And he said he was pulling out of another business a few stops down from ours and when I was pulling out another car pulled between him and I. He happened to be going to the pharmacy (CVS) next to where I was grocery shopping. He noticed a white man in a SUV who came behind me and and infront of him sitting in his truck watching me. From my understanding when (the guy telling me the story) walked out of CVS and saw him still sitting there watching the store I walked into and thought he was a bit suspicious. He got into his car and was watching then him, after the wierdo noticed he was watching him he got nervous and drove off......
FREAKY.....Yes I did have a dog with me, too bad this guy didn't want to test his luck!

Stinky-Mastiff

Tue Jul 27 2010, 03:44PM

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Good thing you didn't have my dog, he would've went home with this guy. Or any stranger actually lol!

MastinoCharina

Wed Jul 28 2010, 12:26AM

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yikes! you need to get ugly shorts...lol jk

yes always good to have a dog with you. your lucky.

be careful!!

Igmuska

Thu Jul 29 2010, 06:20PM

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SM, do not be so definitive. Though he is a pup, often a friendly molosser can surprise you. I have seen it over and over again; people who are positive their dog will step up fail and the people who are sure their dogs won't, are surprised.

jessica

Fri Jul 30 2010, 07:58AM

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LMAO....Oh yea, he's just a Babe Anyways....Will be a year on a 3rd. Eragon was a complete goof (still is for that matter) but just a Silly dog till just shy of 2. He's mellowed out some, but OMG still and I'm sure will always be a Clown.

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bmoremastini

Mon Aug 16 2010, 10:43PM

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wow, I just read this. glad that guy got spooked and having a Neo as a bodyguard is a plus. I feel that my 13 month old girl is very protective and has been like that at 6 months. When I take her to petsmart she will stand up to a dog to keep them at a distance from me. My 6 month old girl is doing the same as well and being very protective. NOW my 9 month old boy on the otherhand, he will slober anyone to death!!! He just seems so overfriendly compared to my girls. But he is my most social dog and I feel like I can take him anywhere and not be afraid of him attacking a person or another dog. Which is why I'm afraid to take Athena (13month) old to the dog park or dog beach as she might fight another dog. She has bit another dog in the nose (when they were sniffing each other) and I was glad that couple wasn't litigious as they just walked away with a WTF expression.


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