Doggie role reversal
 

Another fun day at work.

We were surveying a house out in the boonies today and they had 2 dogs in a kennel.

At first glance I was worried about the Pit but the mutt proved to be the true bad dog.

We fed them some Milkbone dog treats I keep in the truck even though we did not have to win them over. I really do not like pits in general but this one was a sweetie the mutt on the other hand wanted to eat me.

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y21...h_CIMG1935.jpg

When you said doggie role reversal, I thought it was going to be along the lines of the "reverse cowgirl." I couldn't figure out what a doggie reversal would be, though....

That wasn't what I was expecting the post to be about...

Me either. Too much time at ADVrider has distorted my sensibilities. Is the one in the pic a pup?
Jim

Damn no porn here. :D

I have no clue what you guys are referring to. I do not ride so I guess I am out of the loop.

My guess is the Pit is young it was really sweet and friendly. The other mutt was a nasty one, if it was loose it would have been dog #3 in 10 years that would not let in the yard no matter the bribe.


This dog attacked me, not in this vid but when I first went over after feeding it, it came after me, it was small and I swatted it with my field book and it got the hint to leave me alone and keep its distance.

The BS I have to go through with this job. In the office its a-hole clients in the field, dogs. I prefer the dogs.

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y21.../th_baddog.jpg

I thought this thread would involve bestiality, role playing, and butt darts.

can you explain the "reverse cowgirl "? where and how?

Log into XNXX for details.. :D

Hmm...a combination of the downward dog and the reverse cowgirl...

It "involve(s) bestiality, role playing, and butt darts."

Well, not really, but you get the idea.

In my experience, pit and pit mixes are among the nicest and most loving breeds. There are certainly bad ones which is highly correlated to bad owners -- don't blame the breed, blame the owner.

Chip - the sorta-kinda chocolate lab:
http://www.plumley.org/photos/chip/images/image003.jpg