27-02-2003 21:31									#1
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	27-02-2003 21:38									#2
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Yeah, my dog hates old asian men for some reason... Maybe she was once tortured by one or something, but she really doesn't like them.

My friends girlfriend, however, won't let him get a yellow lab because she thinks that they all hate black people. Kind of weird...

	27-02-2003 21:42									#3
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Probably a yellow lab was owned by a bigot.

I'm personally trying to train my cats to attack people from the North named Boris.

	27-02-2003 22:03									#4
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My mother is a professional breeder of Irish wolfhounds and has been showing them for almost twenty years. This is something she mentioned to me long ago, dogs sometimes get weirded out by people who don't look "right." Aside from teaching animals to be agressive to people of different races, dogs can get scared when they see something that's a little off, like a person of another color.

	27-02-2003 22:04									#5
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My dog freaks if I leave the house without a hat on and then return with a hat on.

	27-02-2003 22:17									#6
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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara My mother is a professional breeder of Irish wolfhounds and has been showing them for almost twenty years. This is something she mentioned to me long ago, dogs sometimes get weirded out by people who don't look "right." Aside from teaching animals to be agressive to people of different races, dogs can get scared when they see something that's a little off, like a person of another color.

Yep. My parents live in an area that has quite a few asians and hispanics, but no blacks in the immediate area where the dogs go walking - so if they see one, or just someone exceptionally dark skinned, they tend to freak out, but it's most likely just seeing someone marked differently than what they're used to.

	27-02-2003 22:19									#7
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What's the deal with, (ummm, must remain p.c.) Letter Carriers and dogs?

	27-02-2003 23:09									#8
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I've heard that dogs consider themselves to be protectors of their master's property when the master is gone. When letter carriers arrive, the dogs bark to chase them away, the letter carrier leaves, the dog feels it has successfully done its job. The next time a letter carrier comes, the dog will treat it as an easy to defeat threat.

Of course, that might all be bs.

	27-02-2003 23:14									#9
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No, I'm sure you're probably correct.
My cats alert at letter carriers, especially if they have a name patch with Boris on it..



Yeah, yeah. I can see that Exclamation Button being pressed already.

	28-02-2003 01:11									#10
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I bet dogs can also discriminate against people of different religions.

	28-02-2003 01:16									#11
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My cat goes postal every time she reads a post by a certain SlowwHand? I had to change my comp's password so she won't use the computer and read the ACS forums while I'm at work...

	28-02-2003 05:48									#12
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quote: Originally posted by SlowwHand No, I'm sure you're probably correct. My cats alert at letter carriers, especially if they have a name patch with Boris on it..

Boris doesn't seem to want to play........

ACK!