How's it hangin', my friends? I'm so sorry for being out for a while. Now I'm back. I've gotten a bunch of requests to update my blog from across the globe. A guy now in Mexico will be moved to tears.Spring has sprung. The water surface tells so. Slightly off-topic. I suspect that dogs also have dominant limbs just as we have dominant arms (the majority of us are right-handed). I noticed that my dog almost always rises its right rear-leg while peeing. It could be only a habit rather than actual ''right-footedness''. Any idea?
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Maybe your dog is left-footed, Mr. Kohei. Better balance on that side as the weaker leg is raised. Right-handed Canadian hockey players often use left-handed sticks, trading the dexterity of their right hand for the lesser power of their left arm. Warn the Germans that these experiments could get quite complex...you may never know until you spy your pooch writing a letter by hand (paw).
--from Madison
Hello,
Ah, now I understand why your third leg is slightly bent to the left. The same reason for hochey players also works there. I see. I see.
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