I don't recall you citing any sources either, personal anecdotes aren't a source

I just think it's interesting how little some dog owners seem to care about the lives of innocent pets, livestock, and wildlife. They're treated as cannon fodder while dogs always get a second chance.

Wow, sounds like a bloodbath. Why are your dogs lives so much more important than all the suffering and death they caused others?

Well, I wasn't responding to you, was I? I responded to the comment says that a dog can't bite without any teeth and they can eat soft food.

Their prey drive wasn't that high then, obviously.

This person suggests removing ALL OF THEIR TEETH. How do you not find that cruel? A kind death is NOT the worst thing you can do to an animal.

It doesn't matter how diligent you are. You won't change its nature. And human beings make mistakes. Even if you try your hardest there's no guarantee your dog won't kill again. It's irresponsible to own such an animal.

Most people agree that a dog that has killed another pet is too great of a liability and BE is the responsible option. You can train a dog and try to distract them when they are triggered but it won't make their nature go away. And if one day you accidentally leave the gate open, or a leash slips out of your hand...someone else could be dead.

Please don't encourage people to destroy an animals quality of life just to selfishly keep them around longer. Euthanasia would be a much kinder option.

I think it's pretty fucked up the lengths people will go to decrease the quality of life in their dogs so much just to selfishly keep them around longer. If your dog bites so much that you need to remove its teeth that dog is miserable.

Maybe that works until you make one mistake and it kills another animal.

Unfortunately you can't medicate or train a high prey drive out of an animal. If you re-home her you'll just be passing that liability off to someone else.

Every time I've tried shyndigs the cake has been dry and tasted old. Not sure why they're so successful honestly

Ah yeah I mostly use Korean products but I've heard that dokodemo is good if you're looking for Japanese skincare

Sure. Yesstyle and stylevana can be really really slow and take months to arrive so I gave up on them. Jolse isn't super fast but they are more consistent if you don't mind waiting a while for your package, and the prices are good. Amazon is great for a few different brands and the products come super fast, just Google and check that the price isn't inflated before you buy. The best experience I had recently was from beautynetkorea. They sometimes have high shipping prices but the markdowns on the products can make it worth it. I got frustrated after canceling a stylevana order that hadn't shipped in over a month and ended up ordering from them. The package shipped the same day and came less than a week later from Korea lol. I believe it was dhl express shipping

As someone who almost exclusively uses Asian skincare products and cosmetics would seriously advise looking online instead. Some shops may carry Asian beauty brands but they're usually marked up a ridiculous amount, and you can't really try them on before you buy anyways...you will save a lot of money buying online, and you can actually get a feel for how people like them through reviews

I believe one person was confirmed dead from this crash

I mean maybe, if conservatives weren't constantly fighting against teaching children the actual racial history of these historical figures