Aggressive cat - long winded post (sorry)

On Apr 27, 6:31 pm, Human_And...
But of curse, Barry. ALL temperament and behavior problems
are CAUSED BY HUMAN MISHANDLING, not "genetics"
or BREED or BREED TRAITS, it's strictly HUMAN ABUSE
and MISHANDLING as taught by HOWER professional dog
trainers and university Master's Degree behavior programs and
veterinary malpracticioners:

just like we have retarded people, we have retarded animals.

it's not always somebody's fault.

your little human part of the title is dis-associative.

but don't change it.

On Apr 27, 6:36 pm,
Human_And_Animal_Behavior_Forensic_Sciences_Resear
wrote:
HOWEDY Barry,

On Apr 25, 10:40 pm, Barry wrote:

On Apr 24, 9:53 pm,
"Human_And_Animal_Behaviour_Forensic_Sciences_Rese "

Be that as it may, I would like to state that you

Hello

Did you really MEAN to put the word Human in your nym?
or is that just poppycock?

Perhaps you need a PRACTICAL DEAMONSTRATION
of HOWE FORENSIC SCIENCE EVIDENCE can be used
to IDENTIFY EXXXPOSE and DISCREDIT the liars cowards
dog abusers frauds and active acute chronic life long incurable
mental patients postin here abHOWETS???


Perhaps, but I already agree that humans can create a dysfunctional
pet.

my only point was.. some animals are dysfunctional on their own.

(don't get your ass bit.. thinking... oh.. this pup just needs proper
training)

That teethy 120lb pup could very well be retarded. and may or may not
have had any human
handling.

you know this don't you

alpha. bob© wote:

It would be nice Barry if you would learn not to crosspost all this BS
from the '****wizard'

hey don't bleed on me man...

I DO see where pussy wizard antagonizes some of you
and you probably deserved it

AM I RIGHT?

anyway... laying aside his fun

he's right on about animal behavior...

did you read my reply? I suggest that all dysfunctional animal
behavior did not come from humans.. as some animals are born retarded
(just like we have retarded people)..

you have to know I don't say that disrespectfully, I believe retarded
is the proper medical term (in humans anyway)