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Showing posts with label Dogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dogs. Show all posts
Monday, June 16, 2014
Friday, February 21, 2014
Sunday, October 27, 2013
2 Dogs killed in latest US mass shooting
Come on people, if you are so heartless that 20 little kids getting pureed by a person with an assault rifle that you realise the US has a gun problem, maybe nothing else will get you upset.
Except there was a mass shooting in Phoenix, forget about the human victims since they are human and human life in the US is pretty valueless in the US.
TWO DOGS WERE FOUND SHOT DEAD!
I don't know about you, but I think it is disturbing that US mass shooters have now moved on to killing dogs.
You lot can't be that heartless and selfish, or could you?
Except there was a mass shooting in Phoenix, forget about the human victims since they are human and human life in the US is pretty valueless in the US.
TWO DOGS WERE FOUND SHOT DEAD!
I don't know about you, but I think it is disturbing that US mass shooters have now moved on to killing dogs.
You lot can't be that heartless and selfish, or could you?
Sunday, September 15, 2013
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
The Legend of Gelert
For Dog Gone (who already knows the legend):
In the 13th century Llewelyn, prince of North Wales, had a palace at Beddgelert. One day he went hunting without Gelert, "The Faithful Hound", who was unaccountably absent.
On Llewelyn's return the truant, stained and smeared with blood, joyfully sprang to meet his master. The prince alarmed hastened to find his son, and saw the infant's cot empty, the bedclothes and floor covered with blood.
The frantic father plunged his sword into the hound's side, thinking it had killed his heir. The dog's dying yell was answered by a child's cry.
Llewelyn searched and discovered his boy unharmed, but near by lay the body of a mighty wolf which Gelert had slain.
The prince filled with remorse is said never to have smiled again. He buried Gelert here.
In the 13th century Llewelyn, prince of North Wales, had a palace at Beddgelert. One day he went hunting without Gelert, "The Faithful Hound", who was unaccountably absent.
On Llewelyn's return the truant, stained and smeared with blood, joyfully sprang to meet his master. The prince alarmed hastened to find his son, and saw the infant's cot empty, the bedclothes and floor covered with blood.
The frantic father plunged his sword into the hound's side, thinking it had killed his heir. The dog's dying yell was answered by a child's cry.
Llewelyn searched and discovered his boy unharmed, but near by lay the body of a mighty wolf which Gelert had slain.
The prince filled with remorse is said never to have smiled again. He buried Gelert here.
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