Bunny bum!

bunny butts!!! how precious!

what is wrong with this picture? I know! The desk!

Oh, the dog attack victim (not bitten, but terrified) is my mom. some friends of hers had a truly vicious chow that went for her when she was visiting their house. They locked the dog in the basement, and the entire time my mom was there, it was *flinging* itself against the door, growling and otherwise being very intimidating.

I think that qualifies as a traumatic experience.

Oh, BTW, the “bunny cream” shot is here:

http://mfrost.typepad.com/cute_overload/2006/04/this_doesnt_loo.html

wink indeed, and thankfully, I wasn’t. I *was* wearing a heavily padded jacket and instinctively put my arm up to shield my throat.

The dog was owned by a man who CLEARLY had problems. The guy was standing in the doorway laughing at me frozen there with his vicious-acting dog going for my throat.

I think I should have reported the whole thing to the cops. The dog acted friendly, but then the other shoe dropped, so to speak.

E.C: True… true. You do bring up a *good* point. Come to think of it…I don’t think I’ve really known someone before who was attacked by a dog (for example). And that sorta thing is totally understandable – I mean, not feeling secure and ok around animals anymore, etc.

And hell’s bells – what’s not to like ’bout being attacked by killer doggies trained to go for your jugular??! (wink; j/k – hope you weren’t seriously hurt)

@ Theo: a bunnycream, perhaps?! And yar, I K-now whatcha mean. Aarrrrrhhh!

jenni joon, thanks muchly. I have to say, though, that some people who say that they “don’t like animals” are actually pushovers when it comes to the real item, so long as the animal is friendly and not threatening. (Speaking of someone in my own family, who went through a traumatic experience with a hostile canine…)

Heck, I was attacked by a dog once, as an adult. It was *not* fun. But I like dogs… (Though not the sort that are trained to bite you in the throat!!!)

E to tha C, et al. What nice thoughts from people, you know? It’s funny because one of my personal, *classic* “litmus tests” for people when I first meet them? Is the whole kindness- toward-animals-thang. This test NEVER fails me. If said person “doesn’t like animals” or isn’t an “animal person”? Well.. that simply does not compute. We usually end up having nothing in common. My point? Makes sense that the people who visit this site would be the good-hearted types.

E.C. — wait till you catch up on some of the more recent comment threads. (Maybe pour yourself a shot of something first.)