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Opinion: Sure, the Dog Video is Cute, But ... {ParentDish}

Jan 16th 2010 11:47AM Heather, I agree. I have met some mastiffs and their size is intimidating but they really are gentle giants. It's not the size that matters. But letting a dog that weighs over 100 pounds walk OVER a baby like that? What if the mom sneezed or the doorbell rang and the dog jumped and landed on the child? That is a lot of weight on a toddler. It probably wouldn't kill him but why put him in that situation? As long as I can remember I have read stories about the sweetest nicest dogs that have seriously harmed a child. I don't care how well you know the breed or the dog itself how can you a human ever predict how an animal will react? It's impossible, 100% impossible. Kkjkljd

Opinion: Sure, the Dog Video is Cute, But ... {ParentDish}

Jan 16th 2010 11:40AM ruthieb, I understand your very well put post. Except for the part about the Yorkies, which I love, and they are not rats. Plus anyone who would ever say they'd like to kill a dog is just not right either. That being said, any children around any dogs can't be trusted. I have a very docile beagle and when kids come over I warn them to keep at a distance because I know he could turn. WHy??? Because he's an animal, as is every dog, No matter how sweet natured they are, there is always always that one time they could snap. No one here can say that it is wrong to be worried, dogs are dogs are dogs etc. They don't think and act like us. Just because we know them doesn't mean they will not turn on us. Why risk that? I am not saying that every dog should be treated this way, but just that you never know. Even the professionals say not to assume a dog would never bite. But I guess to each his own, you are the parent and if your child does happen to be maimed or killed or slightly harmed, you(that's a general you) have to deal with it.

Opinion: Sure, the Dog Video is Cute, But ... {ParentDish}

Jan 16th 2010 11:30AM I am a total complete dog lover. I also know that there are dogs that are sweethearts that don't hurt a fly their entire life. BUT, like others have said, they are animals. End of story. They can snap at any moment without notice. I didn't think the video would be that disturbing because a lot of people said it was fine. But I was nervous. How is that lady finding humor in a huge 100+ pound dog walking right over a tiny baby? He may be sweet but his face came right in front of the baby's. One slight moment of being startled or what ever, that dog could have bitten his face and the mom being right there isn't close enough. I know she loves her dog, but finding it funny that it's nudging and pushing him around is terrible. Plus the house is a dump and I am sure that dog adds to the mess. I hope that the boy never gets harmed but as a parent who loves dogs I was nervous watching this. I just love my kids a bit more than my pets and would never knowingly put them in harms way. Plus as this boy gets older I hope he doesn't think that it's okay to go up to dogs without hesitation.

Story About Jesus Drawing Reportedly Exaggerated {ParentDish}

Dec 17th 2009 9:46AM Settle down people. If you look at most of the comments by the people who didn't seem to read the article, they are comments made on the 15th. Which was the day the original version of the story came out. I believe these are comments made before this article was printed. The date at the top says 12-16 and most of the strange comments are from the 15th. Why I dont know.

Carmen Electra Hits the Vegas Stripped {TMZ}

Jul 9th 2009 2:40PM How depressing. This woman is 37 and what has she accomplished in all of those years? OK, so she's beautiful. You would still think that there is more in life to do than constantly flaunting yourself. The only word I can think of to describe her is pathetic. I actually feel bad for her that this is all she can think of to do with her life.

Sarah Ball, Van Damme's Reporter Crush {Asylum}

Nov 20th 2008 12:51PM Are you sure that's her?? Other places have a different photo.

CMA Awards Red Carpet Pictures {The Boot}

Nov 13th 2008 8:19AM When you are good, you are good. Plain and simple.

"Night Court" Star Markie Post: 'Memba Her?! {TMZ}

Sep 23rd 2008 3:11PM DJB, chill. No where in the wording does it say that he is standing in front of a learjet. It was reported that they were in a learjet that crashed but the statement says it is a picture of him before he boarded the learjet that crashed.

6 Secrets to Keep From Your Spouse {Personal Articles}

Sep 18th 2008 10:53AM First of all, Brie, ewwww. Gross. Some things in life should be personal and private, ie. bowel movements.
Jack, well put.
My opinion is that you have to take this article with a grain of salt. Everyone's relationships are different. Telling a mate everything about your past can open up a can of worms, if the person is the jealous type. It will forever hang over their heads. I think knowing that your better half dated before you or had a serious sexual relationship before you is their business. Why do you have to know EVERYTHING they did together? A few private memories of your past that only you and that person had really doesn't concern the new girl or boyfriend.

Psych: Gus Walks Into a Bank (summer finale) {TV Squad}

Sep 14th 2008 3:03PM Wow, great review. You are definitely one of those types that reads between the lines and understands what really is going on in each scene. I have stumbled upon a lot of "fans" on certain blogs that don't like this season at all so far due to the fact that it's been nothing like season one. Well, you understand it like I do, the characters are growing and expanding their horizons so to speak. The Julet/Shawn relationship is being misunderstood by others as well. The things that have been happening are little ways of bringing them together. I disagree with Seth, I thought the Steven Weber episode was good. I had to watch it more than once to appreciate it. I felt the same way about the scene lacking substance at the end. It was like an entire clip was missing. The tear gas, the arrests. I bet they filmed it but had to take it out due to time constraint. I see that a lot in the writer commentaries, they have scenes they get rid of to make up for time. Otherwise, I liked the first half of season 3.