But this dog has the sweetest nature: he's kinda goofy and affectionate and excitable but very gentle. When he goes around the village, burly men approach with trepidation, and ask with a nervous laugh about his violent tendencies. People who don't know him steer away, giving him a wide berth.
Little sigh. They somehow fail to notice his soft, meltable-into eyes. They're missing out.
He's on his own for a couple of days, and there's a troupe of feeders and walkers taking care of him. I was appointed his 'hanging out on Thursday afternoon' buddy. He got to nap in the cool of the house (while I did some knitting in the garden), then we played chasing for a while. Settling him down before I left, I snuck some pictures.

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Having reread the wonderful description of the dog I now realise that marketing ability is a genetic trait!
Tee hee. So I had written something about 'the lowest slur you could fling at me' and then thought it might reflect badly on a certain sister...
...who rarely reads these pages, phew.
I'm just not buying it...even with the pics.
Sigh. I can but try...
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