did Braving Ruin's twitter just get shoah'd?

Fugg, it looks like he deleted his account. If otherwise it would have said that it was suspended

Or he could have deactivated

My dog was bitten in the neck by a loose dog large dog that came boltong out of some woman's garage straight at him out of no where. He's at the vet now. They said the bit itself isn't life treatening but IDK about the health status of the dog who bite him ATM. I injuried my wrist tearing them apart but I didn't get bit, by then the loose dogs owner caught up and helped me keep it off of mine.

Was it a (((pit bull)))?

@Deleted User, ^

Some mongral, next of a German shepherd and something else smaller you had the features of a German Shepherd but was all black and short hair

Mix of , I can't type good right now, still adrenalized

It had

That's right, the injuries weren't that bad.

That's rarely the case with pitbulls, animals thoroughly bred to kill bears and bulls.

It feels like I pulled some muscle or tendon in my left arm from the struggle

@ebowden if I had been walking my other dog, a Chihuahua what happened would have broke his neck

So, what type of dog were you walking?

Soft coat wheton terrier

What kind of Chihuahua do you have?

Short hair deer head

Oh, my mother has a little short hair deer head.

He's black, very old, grey in places and missing most of his teeth.

Sadly, he was abused by his previous owners.

I can't stand the deer head ones

Apparently, the longer haired ones are less vicious

We have a rather large, long haired, apple head Chihuahua named Rusty.

He used to be a typical Chihuahua, but now he's one of the calmest dogs I've ever seen.

He loves babies. He keeps trying to lick Oliver's head.

He's a very lovely dog.

@Oliver Starley, @Deleted User, the short haired deer head's name is George. It seems that his previous owners thought Chihuahuas are like cats, and they'd never given him a bone in his life.

The poor thing gets absolutely terrified whenever anyone touches him without approaching from the front/making themselves known first.

But he's very good with big dogs and large groups of people.

When you stroke his back, he stretches himself to provide more surface area for petting.

It's very cute.

@ebowden with Chihuahuas people forget that just because they're small they don't have to train them which is why they often act like shit heads

Rusty wasn't really trained, he just suddenly became placid one day.

Could have just stopped producing testosterone if that happens to old male dogs my Chihuahua is also about 11 but he's still fairly yappy and starts fights with other dogs on a regular basis.

Usually when I see big dogs I just pick him right up and carry him

George is very old, Rusty isn't.

Rusty is the placid one.

I got an update from my mom who took him to the vet cause I was considered too russled to handle the task after my shouting match with the other dogs owner. They still have not been seen but the triage says he will be fine, he's just at risk of infection and needs to be screened for diseases

@MerricBrady Oddly enough, Rusty just became extremely placid one day, without training.

Do you think he could have become placid because a change in diet? When we switched from dog food to making rice, hamburger and sweet potato for ours after a bout a month they started acting differently/better

I wonder if that has anything to do with neurologically important vitamins and oxidative stress. For example Nrf2 activators, which activate the body's natural antioxidant defence mechanisms, have been found to improve symptoms in patients with Autism.