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   Elaine Paulsen said, almost 2 years ago

   Poor Farley!!!
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   Nabuquduriuzhur said, almost 2 years ago

   At least Farley has a commiserator…
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   msowards said, almost 2 years ago

   Mikey understands; little sisters get away with murder…
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   gmartin997 said, almost 2 years ago

   Dogs take a lot of abuse from children, sometimes painful; but when they finally object the family wants to have them put down.

   Here’s a question for you: The owners of the Burmese python that crushed the woman’s 2 year old daughter to death were convicted and sentenced for manslaughter among other things. The snake hadn’t been fed in over 2 months. Should the snake have been euthanized?
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   psychlady said, almost 2 years ago

   @gmartin997

   YES!
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   psychlady said, almost 2 years ago

   Poor Farley!! “Nizzie” needs to be taught how to deal with animals without abusing them.
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   James said, almost 2 years ago

   Nizzie go to her room and leave Farley alone.
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   snakemama said, almost 2 years ago

   “nizzie” wasn’t abusing farley…she was behaving like a typical 3 year old with a large living toy. three year olds are not known for their gentle treatment of pets. and as a snake owner, i have had my pet python around children only after it’s been fed and rested. it’s up to the snake’s owners to properly feed and monitor the snake’s and child’s behavior.
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   Ice Hole said, almost 2 years ago

   Kids will be kids.
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    norascats said, almost 2 years ago

    Kids need training in how to handle pets. It is not OK to hurt others. And that includes pets.
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    Allan said, almost 2 years ago

    In this – and most cases – it’s the parent who doesn’t monitor a child around the dog. I’m sorry, but dogs are tamed, but still have instincts. You can’t expect them to get man handled and not react.
    PARENTS REMEMBER TO WATCH YOUR CHILDREN AROUND ANIMALS.
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    bookgirl2 said, almost 2 years ago

    In my house, Nizzie would have been in for the scolding, not Farley.
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    AmariT said, almost 2 years ago

    We introduced my little nephew to my grandparents’ dog last Christmas. He would chase that dog all over the place and try to pat it the same way Elizabeth is here (boomboom), and we kept having to be like, “Geeeeentle. Geeeeeeentle” while guiding him on how to pet.

    He didn’t quite get it by the time we left, but we certainly didn’t let him beat up on the poor dog.
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    rickmac1937 said, almost 2 years ago

    lizzie should have been put in her room.end of story
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    Quaby said, almost 2 years ago

    Momma didn’t see anything Nizzie did to poor Farley. Momma came in the room and saw Nizzie on the floor, with Farley going ’ ***WOOOFFFF*** Farley should be commended for his tolerance of the the accidental abuse Nizzie parcled out and if Michael had been behind Nizzie watching the scene unfold he should have spoke up on Farley’s behalf.

    And yes, I am from the school that our fur babies are not ‘it’. They are he and she, him and her (and my sweetie noogums, of course…. :-) )
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