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[Kamaji]

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It's the thought that counts.

Exactly.

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[sneakypete]

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I can even see the pride glowing in his eyes.

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[sneakypete]

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He looks so comfortable he must have been born to be a lap cat.

[Right_in_Virginia]

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The most patriotic house in the country:

[deb]

The most patriotic house in the country:

Wow! I wonder if that’s in Alaska.  When we vacationed there, the eagles were plentiful.

[catfish1957]

Wow! I wonder if that’s in Alaska.  When we vacationed there, the eagles were plentiful.

Not saying it is fake, it's probably  real, but what I have read on Bald Eagles, they are not much into flocking or being near the ground except to zap a meal.

[roamer_1]

Not saying it is fake, it's probably  real, but what I have read on Bald Eagles, they are not much into flocking or being near the ground except to zap a meal.

Nope. They will hang together at a food source. There's a pretty hot salmon run where McDonald Creek comes out of McDonald lake... There's a bridge right there that is fairly famous in these parts... Easy to see 30 eagles and several griz right through there in the right season...

[Fishrrman]

"Not saying it is fake, it's probably  real, but what I have read on Bald Eagles, they are not much into flocking or being near the ground except to zap a meal."

They're waiting for the cats to be let out.

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[Right_in_Virginia]

Love it!

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Maybe it's me..... but I'd be inclined to break this up instead of filming it for the Internet.   

[sneakypete]

@Kamaji

YES!

[sneakypete]

Maybe it's me..... but I'd be inclined to break this up instead of filming it for the Internet.   

@Right_in_Virginia

Why? The dog obviously has no interest in hurting the child,he is merely keeping him "in his place".

Chances are he has been trained to babysit the child.

I was told that when I was an infant we had a collie that would babysit me. My mother would let me play in the yard while she was outside doing things,and the collie would keep an eye on me. He would allow me to crawl as far as the sidewalk,but once I got there he would pick me up by my diaper and carry me back to the center of the yard and sit me down,and then sit or lay down himself to keep an eye on me.

[Right_in_Virginia]

@Right_in_Virginia

Why? The dog obviously has no interest in hurting the child,he is merely keeping him "in his place".

Too much clutter and sharp edged furniture @sneakypete   Accidents happen.   

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