Comments by "coreycox2345" (@coreycox2345) on "The Dodo" channel.

  1.  @iris5678  It's as if they can speak and we can understand them.
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  2.  @2batgirl  I fed some once, and when I ran out of food, they started chasing me, hissing and biting at my legs. I had to wait until the next day to go back and get my sweater.
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  3. Geese can be fierce, Habiib Abu Baker. That horse is well protected.
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  4. I have watched them in the wild, and they deserve their hard-working reputation. The whole family was swimming and placing logs and sticks. It was adorable. How did you end up with a beaver in your house?
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  5.  @gigisdiamonds  Some call it the "death yodel."
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  6. I went to an Easter dinner yesterday and was so relieved that there wasn't ham, D-man the captain. If people viewed them as intelligent and playful as dogs, they would see the line between pets and other animals differently.
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  7. And that they got it and didn't mind, El Scourou. They were lovely.
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  8.  @duczman76  Did he eat the man?
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  9. ..."I'm a french bulldog." They can be like that.
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  10.  @gigisdiamonds  Right? They sound like a different species from dogs. Almost everything they do makes me love them even more.
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  11. I'm never eating beef again, milkamilla.
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  12.  @Dylan-pt1iv  Growing up in the texas of Canada, I used to think that. I didn't see this other side.
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  13.  @duczman76  Or that they only pretend to like us. Nobody can tell me that.
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  14. They have the same hair colour. Adorable video. I love that she once had a weight issue and adopted him to rehabilitate. I have helped some dogs through things I once experienced myself. It's a poetic reason.
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  15.  @stevenhenry4127  Good, thanks.
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  16. It's all fun and games until they grow pin feathers and crap all over your basement, John Control.
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  17.  @nofinn1044  Pit bulls can have a strong prey drive. The key, I think is for them to get used to one another's scent for several weeks. I once got a dog and cat used to each other that way. It went from, "This will never work," to them cuddled up together.
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  18. I was scrolling down, looking for the answer to your question, Katsui Bakugo. It looked like they have more floors than carpet.
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  19.  @anjachan  Still.
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  20.  @anjachan  I meant that if this is Canada or not, it seems like us.
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  21.  @shy8081  I am laughing with you. I did not know I could fall in love. If you are real or not, I have. Good, correct?
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  22.  @Jay-vv2yo  Well, except for some unsolved mysteries. Yours?
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  23.  @saulgoodman151  I have found that my friends who rescue animals often enjoy thinking about what awful circumstances the pet may have come from. It might make them feel more heroic?
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  24.  @saulgoodman151  It was. I didn't mean that there are not a lot of sad cases.
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  25.  @saulgoodman151  My reason was that I have friends who rescue animals and they do that. I apologize if I offended you.
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  26. Being isolated over the virus has opened new worlds to me. Who would have known that watching ten animal videos a day could cheer one up so much? That is one of the cutest dogs I have seen.
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  27. We only learned that lately, SHADEY REIGN.
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  28. I found a turtle once and she laid eggs. After keeping them warm and seeing nothing happen, we concluded that they may not have been fertilized. We ended up giving her to the zoo, where she could have a life closer to that she would have had in nature, as she wasn't native. What a wonderful experience for your kids.
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  29. That's a lot of puppies!
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  30. Because you can't help wondering what he does while you are gone, ryan1976.
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  31. This is not what I have read about male cats with genetically foreign kittens. I wonder if the difference is that this cat was neutered?
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  32.  Jacquelynn Booth I have, so it is all anecdotal. I would be cautious about handing kittens over to a male cat for nurturing without a lot of initial observation. Also, looking at research on lions; be extra careful. If it gets these results, though, go ahead.
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  33. I too am a failed dog fosterer.
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  34. People have had the patience to teach birds this on my hiking trail. Pretty much anyone can hold out their hand and feed them. It's like magic the way people react.
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  35. Don't feel bad. You can pull off plunging necklines. No woman is happy with herself? Love from Canada.
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  36. Once, I met a woman in the waiting room of a rescue that had taking the dogs back when it didn't work out. I don't know a thing about her life except that she was covered with bruises, crying and leaving town. She had a lot of the typical dog indulgences and toys. All I could think of to say was, "Such a cute dog will find a home quickly." Later, I wondered if the woman would find a good home.
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  37. Nobody said it was romantic love, cracked cat.
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  38.  @jerryjohnson4625 , I know someone who lives in a semi-remote part of a desert who started a rescue because there were always "dumped" animals. I wonder if the people who do it think they might survive in the wild?
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  39.  @delishme2  He is correct, nonetheless.
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  40.  @thesuperdoge2476  I love it, too. A lot of bears are killed for getting too close to people, though. They are both right. I wish I had seen this in my backyard.
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  41. One of my friends went to Greece and ended up taking large bags of dog food to a beach on a rented motorbike every day for the two weeks she was there Dr. Who 107. Those poor dogs. That would not be everyone's dream vacation, but I love her for it. In my imagination, they will be taken in by this man.
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