Comments by "Widdekuu91" (@Widdekuu91) on "South China Morning Post" channel.

He didn't receive special training, but the parents were retired police dogs...I am assuming he received 'normal' training in that case. Aren't police dogs neutered/spayed to avoid them getting pregnant or something? I don't know, this story doesn't match. I mean, I don't care about it enough to make it an issue...but we have a Japanese Spitz (known for easy tricks and quick understanding.) And we're up to 12-14 tricks/tasks now, like untying a rope and bringing items..but she wouldn't walk behind us with a basket in her mouth. This dog has been bred and trained with the purpose of fulfilling small tasks. Even the service-dog of my neighbour (who needs to help her with the laundry) is not as obedient. And that one went through 5 years of intense training.
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@shows1258 You don't have to wish death upon every ignorant person.
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Normally you shouldn't move anyone with head/spinal trauma, unless the situation they are in is more dangerous or if the person is stuck/getting squashed and the object cannot be moved.
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Why is South China posting this, it's about Japan. And why do I get these video's all of the sudden? Be gone with your propaganda.
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Exactly, if this was a person, it'd be utter cruelty. This is cute for a week, then it gets disturbing. Give the dog a new owner, take him to a shelter.
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No matter how heartwarming his loyalty is, he needs to go to a shelter. They're enabling him to wait, for years, but that won't make him happy. He can not let go like this, he doesn't know that he won't come back. If this was a human, it'd be considered torture. Take the dog, pick him up, give him a new owner.
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@lilttiger Well, one person that started pushing and 'wrestling' himself out of the house is in the video. Disregard for others, total state of panic, I'd argue that there should be an emergency button or something, as soon as people are in danger of harming others or themselves.
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@mimib5913 Disagree. He doesn't understand the owner is gone (someone should've let him sniff the corpse, if you ask me, that's how they realize he is dead. Ashame they didn't do that) and honestly, forcing the dog to leave in this case is not cruel. He will not come back, you realize that right? If this was a human, would you let him sit there and wait?
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Same thing already exists for ages in the Netherlands.
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As long as they keep safe and don't bump into people and get OUT of the way when an ambulance needs to pass... ...then I'd like to propose to get about 7-8 of him to skate through the streets. As living decoration. Once a week, every other hour, a great show on the squares and streets. p.s. I know there's only one of him now, but there must be more that are likeminded.
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Oh, I invite her to move to the Netherlands. We will welcome her, clap our hands, praise her as much as she wants. And then, if she puts the next octopus into hot oil, I think we can get the PoliticalPartyForTheAnimals involved, the AnimalProtection-groups and we'll see if she will ever be allowed to get another octopus in her house.
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Press E to Read. Press E again to take book with you. You have gained knowledge, increased to 14. You are playing too many computergames, kid.
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Tbh, the black cat could be a woman and the mistress a male lover and the red cat a male. Usually the red/white ones are male. /Hashtag catwoman /hashtag equality hashtag /feminism /hashtag pussyproblems /hashtag john oliver's hashtags
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@horizont6883 I get too much pro-china stuff and anti-japan stuff, I get this recommended daily at this point and I don't want it.
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I still don't understand why people go into these things. 95% of the people get scared shitless, only 5% actually enjoys it and most of the time, they are bored and will check their phone or giggle.
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@lilttiger It's fun to be scared if you're in controll, not when you lose it. When you're in controll of it, it's exciting and still safe. As soon as you lose the controll, it becomes a threat. Too many people enjoy the first bit and then start panicking, run around screaming or start fighting each other, peeing their pants, crying, pushing each other on the floor, or otherwise. Nobody describes that as fun.
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@draspen Right, but you have to communicate with them at some point and just take them away. Sure, it's heartbreaking, but having a woman with a severe communication and intelligence-disorder sit next to a crematory-oven, because she's waiting for her husband to come back out, would be cruel too. Especially if this woman was able to move on and was young, right?
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