DOGS!
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Jaren Watson wrote: Its currently happening at airports and with airlines as well as stores where people seem to think socializing their unsociable pit bulls is a good idea. Our local land trust/park was an off leash area until the dog park people found out about it and started abusing the place with 20 dogs at a time, dog shit all over the meadow. Its now leash only. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2023/04/12/home-depot-customer-dog-bite-face/11650907002/ |
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Marc801 Cwrote: Agreed. That’s an A-hole move. I pictured the wifey chillin or somebody taking a rest after some burns, but out of everyone’s way. |
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Mark Hudonwrote: Although I’ve had dogs do some of the other things you mention, I’ve never experienced this. I wonder what this dogs problem is. Were you taunting it with bacon? |
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I used to sport climb, but always struggled with the thought of sport climbing . They were fun, most of it was trying to replicate their environment the best. Should see the amount of sport climbers out here in Vegas backyards during summer... Sport climbers are so odd. They're mostly represented by people who tend to hate what humans have done to the world, with total disregard that we enslaved the species and literally practiced genetic manipulations for OUR selfish wants and needs on them. Now instead of these pro-nature anti-human people letting sport climbers evolve into climbers or be obliterated by nature in general we continue to anthropomorphize them. Humans are interesting! But I climb rocks for entertainment so what the hells my opinion |
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Jaren Watson wrote: Yup. Know several businesses owners who used to let dogs in their shops but don’t anymore due to people getting bit. |
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Jaren Watson wrote: I know a few business owners who lost their business due to dogs…but that was at cards. In my experience, dogs have been pretty supportive of the entrepreneurial lifestyle |
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Chad Millerwrote: I'm honored, but you're reaching pretty far now lol |
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Jaren Watson wrote: Has a grigri ever failed? A harness? A bolt? All it takes is once. |
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5Seven Kevinwrote: I know I’m reaching but I really wanted to make you feel included. |
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Guys, get a room already. |
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Marc801 Cwrote: Can I bring my hammock, or my dog? |
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5Seven Kevinwrote: We’re all be disappointed if you didn’t. Bluetooth speaker as well |
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5Seven Kevinwrote: Shut it down, y’all; we’ve said everything that can be said. |
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Curmudgeon Donwrote: Dog doesn't even have a collar, let alone a leash! I guess we're going to have to keep this one alive for at least another ten pages, or for as long as it takes you all to learn, which ever comes first. |
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Bump... for more dogs at crags! |
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Todd Berlier wrote: That's what you get for trying to think. Swing and a miss. MP and climbing in general is entertainment. |
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Does this mean dog threads have jumped the shark? |
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Todd Berlier wrote: You only think you’re being subtle. We can all see your blatant attempts at thread bumping. |
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Back in the day when there were shit bags at the base of El Cap my friend’s dog used to eat the shit bags. |






