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RE: Great to find the Steemit community! A bit about me..part 1
I like descriptiveness, honestly. That is so interesting about your walking story. Sorry you were so fat when learning to walk, but I don't think 16 months old is that late to start walking. My sons both were 14 and 15 months old when they started walking but they were not fat. It is just how it is sometimes. I like where you live. That time lapse vid was amazing to see.
I used to have a husky/wolf combo that bit me but definitely just a little bit compared to what you have endured with those loads of stitches. I would so own another husky and love dogs very much. Your husky is actually what drew me to your post!!! hehe. I am glad you were okay after being attacked! Bondi is beautiful.
Thanks! Yes the fat saved me as the dog grabbed my fat tissue and not my facial nerves and muscle, I was very lucky. Yes, I think my Mum thought I was a late comer in the walking arena! Yes it is great where I live in Samoens, France. I will do another time lapse sometime in storm. Hasky/Wolf would be very cool..I wouldnt mind getting another...the italian wolf something in those lines or an Akita would be good...yes it was a savage maul with me, I was lucky and now just have a faint scar, but, still noticeable..Yes, Bondi is beautiful and he knows it!
wow just a faint scar? That is awesome with all those stitches. I only have three tooth marks on my wrist (one on one side, two on the other) from my bite. Mine was more a ripping of the skin than a bite other than anything. The wolf part of the husky we had actually was not good. My parents didn't want to keep our dog when they traced the breeder who admitted the whoops of having bred it with a wolf in Minnesota so no one wanted to take the dog after that because she bit many people before me, but mine was the worst. I was so so so sad though that they killed her. She was only 10 months old. My first dog. She was really sweet with me other than the one time when she became bipolar for me simply telling her to stop trying to get into the garbage.
No fat on me though to bite.
Woww..interesting story...I think its a hard decision either way...even humans bite people emotionally and when an animal does it through dysfunction or poor upbringing..its bad...but....many animals don't mean it . That is so much like a husky in the picture..and yes...you don't have much fat..