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@ Clonge. You should post some background information instead of just throwing a video at us without any explanation of the circumstances etc.

 

Hungry dogs are being fed so this is a good thing, but there is not enough food for all of those dogs and what the heck are they eating?

Why are there so many dogs?

Why are they kept in such cramped conditions? The poor dogs are living in a cement cage.  

Where is the grass?

Where is their freedom? 

Where is the love?

 

 

7 years ago. Rating: 6
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Obviously, many are not starving. They seem totally uninterested in 'fighting' for food. They just want to play with the other dogs. They also do not look the least bit undernourished. Who? What? Where? Why?

7 years ago. Rating: 5
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Gosh I'm torn. A well trained dog is supposed to be a happy dog but this video made me sad. Made me recall a certain dog we adopted from the pound; a 100 lb. lab. Whoever had the dog before us had trained David Jean to the hilt. He would not eat from his food bowl, no matter how hungry, before you instructed him to do so. Would not bug you whil you were eating, would not sit and drool, wouldn't even eat from a person's hand! The dog truly broke my heart. He would crin if you so much as raised a hand. Cowed, sweet dog. We did him right, he got happy with us......

7 years ago. Rating: 0
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Even at link low amplitudes when a tooth could unlock link early the additional impulse surface forces the "metronome" to the side in turn pushing the pallet in front link of the teeth and issuing an indirect impulse to the balance. In this instance it's operating like a Swiss lever escapement. Lederer says that "the waiting pallet is like an indirect Swiss lever impulse pushing the 'metronome' and the 'metronome' having a fork and the balance staff is now the lever."

28 days ago. Rating: 0
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