You want to hear something weird? I always take fortune cookies seriously. I don't know. I guess you could call me superstitious. But I always get the really profound one for some reason. Anyway last night I'm finishing my Chinese food and I get to the fortune cookie and I gulp and take a deep breath. Okay, what's going to happen to Brissle now? Well the fortune cookie said "Stubbornness is not a good virtue." So of course I immediately reflect back to the whole pitbull thread and right at that moment I looked up at the TV and I see the words "yellow lab" on the screen. It was the news and they were showing the transcript of a 911 call. I think the operator asked the kid something about whether it was a black lab or yellow lab. Well I never heard the term yellow lab in my entire life until yesterday. I remembered it was the last thing mentioned on the pitbull thread before I logged off. And now I check back and it was you that mentioned you had a yellow lab! What time did this happen? It was about 10pm Eastern when I read my fortune cookie.
-Kyle ----- Original Message ----- From: "BONNIE J KALMBACH" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <felvtalk@felineleukemia.org> Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 3:54 AM Subject: Re: RE: Find the Pit Bull--Memories! > No need to apologize! > > Tonight something inexplicable happened at our house. My black half > meezer Andre was sharpening his claws at the cat scratcher when my > brother's always sweet German Shepherd walked by. She's been around > Andre a lot but suddenly she attacked and seemed to be biting him. I > got her away from him, screaming all the time. I examined Andre all > over and he doesn't seem hurt but he hid under a chair for a long > time. Before this Andre was never afraid of dogs. We put the dog in > her crate where she sat looking abashed and sad. > > My brother lost his own cat, Jezebel, to FELV and lymphoma last year > and the dog was always so sweet to her. He was thinking about getting > another cat, but he was so shaken by what happened tonight that he > said he doesn't think he will now. > It looked like Andre's scratching triggered the attack, but no one can > figure out why. My brother got the dog from the Humane Society when > she was a three month old pup. > > Bonnie in WI > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Jen Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 6:30 pm > Subject: RE: Find the Pit Bull--Memories! > > > Interesting! Thanks for that, I didn't know that...but makes > > sense...Iknow that dogs on leashes can be inclined to do the same > > thing simply > > because they feel they have no where to go, so they think they > > have no > > choice but to stay and fight if they feel threatened. > > > > I absolutely agree that yellow labs are some of the sweetest dogs! > > I > > didn't mean to infer otherwise and if I did, I apologize! Looks > > like my > > dog Oscar and I could both use a little therapy to get over our > >> > >
