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@great-big-stees said'Often' is an assumption of error. Without specific numbers, one is assuming the quantity. But when it comes to quality, any assumption will do, since it's often a matter of personal taste. We often assume to know what we don't know. In your case, the assumption is often assumed to be erroneous. However, we must never assume what others assume often. Assumptions are necessary when something cannot be known. Assumptions of the unknown are often well worth risking the possible errors.
Assumptions can be and often are erroneous…I assume.🤔😲
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-Removed-Yellow, the vibrant hue of the Sun, symbolizes warmth and energy, evoking feelings of optimism and vitality. It's a color that radiates positivity and is often associated with joy and happiness. Green, is the color of the sweet grass of home, a color that is deeply rooted in nature and symbolizes growth, renewal, and tranquility. It's a color that is soothing and calming, often bringing to mind the comfort of familiar surroundings and the reassurance of the natural world.
We see colors differently.
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-Removed-Only Dogs go mad, are you calling Ghost a dog? 😛
What makes a dog go mad?
Most often a dog's aggression is motivated by fear, anxiety, conflict about what to expect and what to do and the anticipation of possible punishment (see Aggression – Diagnosis and Overview, (Dominance, Alpha, and Pack Leadership – What Does It Really Mean?, and Canine Communication – Interpreting Dog Language).
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@very-rusty saidI have always taken great care to ensure the well-being of my dogs, and I can confidently say that none of them have ever exhibited signs of madness. To further safeguard their health and to prevent any potential threats, I made it a point to have them regularly vaccinated against rabies. This proactive approach to their health and safety has been instrumental in maintaining their mental stability and overall good health.
Only Dogs go mad, are you calling Ghost a dog? 😛
What makes a dog go mad?
Most often a dog's aggression is motivated by fear, anxiety, conflict about what to expect and what to do and the anticipation of possible punishment (see Aggression – Diagnosis and Overview, (Dominance, Alpha, and Pack Leadership – What Does It Really Mean?, and Canine Communication – Interpreting Dog Language).
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Dive is projecting. Offer him a glass of water and note how he reacts.
@pettytalk saidDive would be lucky if I peed on him if he was on fire! 🙂
I have always taken great care to ensure the well-being of my dogs, and I can confidently say that none of them have ever exhibited signs of madness. To further safeguard their health and to prevent any potential threats, I made it a point to have them regularly vaccinated against rabies. This proactive approach to their health and safety has been instrumental in maintainin ...[text shortened]... y and overall good health.
Dive is projecting. Offer him a glass of water and note how he reacts.
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