Just got a pup! I love English Bull Terriers, 5th one, had them when I was very young. A sword in your soul when they pass as they are a special personality almost human.💝🙏
My MiniBT -- Nipper -- is 9, so an old man now. He runs like a madman for 100ft, then has a LONG rest, then another run for 50ft, a LONG rest, then a 25ft run ... and so on. When he can't run anymore, I get the car, pull up beside him, lift him into HIS "Shotgun" place -- and drive home for our post-walk Nap!
I have owned three Cattle Dogs in my time; the first was a pup we got from a working pair at an abattoir outside Christchurch New Zealand, brought that dog back to the UK and six months quarantine. I don't know if the quarantine messed him up, he was aggressive towards other dogs all his life no matter how much training he got. He calmed down as he got older and lived to 14. The next dog I bought from a well credited English breeder, I still have him and bless his sole he has arthritis and has been through a few ops, pills daily but hanging in there. Tuff as old nails but likes to make sure his arthritic back is getting warm from mine as he sleeps on top of my bed... We bought a little girl heeler one year after the above, unfortunately she passed January this year, cancer, broke my heart. She was as smart as a button, always. The thing I would like to input into this post is that Heelers are not necessarily aggressive themselves, however I think other dog breeds perhaps see or most probably smell the wild dog Dingo in them? I am no scientists just an observer of my dogs over the past 30 years. I can walk my heeler who is perfect on the lead, walk past certain dogs out with their owners and their dogs go nuts. Would I choose any other breed of dog?.... Not a chance.
I rescued a Heelers from being shot he was abused at nine months terrified of men unruly I gave him love and trained him 11/2 year later got his service papers and good citizens award is my loyal service dog best dog I ever had some times trust and love goes long way!
That's what they said about my red healer. He was a feral dog living in the woods up in lake abaque until he was brutally attacked by Wolves or coyotes. The dog catcher finally caught him after a year chasing him around. They brought him to the dog pound where he was attacked by pit bulls Rottweilers other large dogs until other day where he couldn't take anymore at which point he completely snapped started attacking everything and everyone. But he was just a scared little dog.. he was scheduled to be put down until I got there. They tried to talk me into other dogs but after hearing his story I said no I'm taking that dog right there. when they told me he was scheduled for death I got a tear in my eye.. I said no you're not killing that dog the dog is a f****** Survivor I don't care what you see I'm taking him peroid. They told me he's going to buy it he will bite you he's crazy I said listen b**** I don't give a f*** I'm crazy too and put that f****** dog in my truck cuz I'm taking him home you're not killing that dog!!!! Eventually after a lot of talk and a little intimidating. They put them in my truck and we drove off. He bit me actually bit me a lot. attacks my brother every time he seen him. But that was a good thing. I hand fed him for a month or two. he ended up biting me in the face and I shot him with my 45.. just kidding he's the best I've ever had now I take him everywhere I go with me we've traveled across the country he totally friendly except for with big dogs he loves everyone except for my brother he still bites him and he doesn't really like black people but other than that he's the best I've ever had
Leave blues in Australia that's where they were originally bred also r ed dog leave the buggers here if u cannot handle them leave em alone An Aussie u can't train then as ordinary dogs they 2 aggressive
I got a blue healer and he is The meekest dog on planet earth ! And I got him On Craig list ! Some sorry dumb Ass cut off his tail Before I got him ! His name is Ruger ! And he-is smart as a whip ! Maybe to Smart ! I have to put the gate lock up High or he will take it The last time I went outside the yard he took it when I hung it on the gate and I told him Ruger you lock Thief I want it back and he went and got it !
my female adores strangers - I'm afraid she will jump into a strange vehicle and I'll lose her. So we watch like a hawk. She particularly loves the UPS man who gives her treats. Other dogs other than the one she lives with? Not so much love there unfortunately.
Mate this is the easiest thing to fix. Just re-seat the flat wide ribbon cable coming off the t-com board to the screen. There are 2 flat ribbon cables. One for each side of the screen. Id even make it slightly thicker by putting a piece of tape on the side without the connections so the it is held in better and so it doesn't happen in the future. (basically pack it out a bit before re-seating). Good luck!
there's also the possibility of a good spot to place the TV safely not being there in the house. then there's the fact not everyone is comfortable with opening up their electronics.
The HK fan ....... if your not comfortable in opening up your electronics then here is a suggestion, how about DON'T do it then... is that better for you chump.. maybe leave it to some extremely intelligent and intellectually capable to use the sophisticated tools needed to do such job as this man suggested. Who's he think we all are aye..pfff? Can't all be geniuses can we now.. like your clearly not and I'm sure as hell no Nikola Tesla when it comes to screwdrivers, you need a PhD to use one of them, So I can completely understand the point you so kindly made, not all of us Lehmann people have the ability to use a Philips head screwdriver to unscrew so many screws (approximately 15) how could we ever be able to do that with out doing over 6-8 years uni to become competent to do such a skill full task .. then he suggested that we use "tape" to make some kind of engineered and technically a challenge to created, some type of spacer or packer to apply extra pressure to a flat ribbon cable. How could any normal person be able to do this.. you show me one human under the age of 3 that is capable of doing such thing and I'll say "yeah , my 2 year old niece could do that no problems" and if you show me a human over the age of 5 that has at least one working hand with min 3 fingers , also having at least one working eye would be of great help but not necessarily a must because I know of blind people that could complete this task that's as easy as sticking sticky tape to one side of a flat plastic strap. If you don't get my point. I can understand that too because I think that your a very special person who just can't use a screwdriver and even if you can't then fine, don't do it, but don't go making comments on other people's excellent suggestions to fix the problem that the person whom posted the video would of like to no had his issue anymore so now has a way to go about the repair and so do the hundreds of other people watching this video so now have the knowledge to fix there own TV with same issue and even if they don't have the confidence like your self, there are plenty of primary school kids that would love to help you as they would have fun doing it and see it just as easy as finger painting or playing Hop scotch.. your a special special person and don't ever thing your not... Mr.McSpecial would be a good RU-vid name for yourself. Oh and I'm a big boy that wears pull ups now because I've just finished potty training.
He needs some cattle to chase. Hundreds of years of breeding for that purpose. He is typical of many Blue Heelers. The same with a Border Collie or Kelpie. In Australia they are not agressive but they tend to go insane if confined to a backyard. They end up trying to round up the childrens toys out of boredom. Its obvious from many of there videos Breeders are by selective breeding taking some of these traits out of them for urban dwellers. Having grown up in Australia as a farm boy where there used to be lots of the true old Blues there is one thing you were always careful with a Blue to start with. Thats the true original Blue Heeler. I have found you have to be very firm with them. Show no fear and assert you are the Boss in the first minutes. Most of the ones I see in these videos have had a lot of the wary Wild Cattle Dog bred out of them. Better for an urban environment. How good they would be with wild cattle is another matter. Quiet cattle no problem. They are very loyal to there owners. My brother bought one very well trained Blue once from the RSPCA. He disappeared after 2 weeks. Finally he got a call from the RSPCA. He was found wandering the street where his previous owners lived 6 weeks later. They had moved. How he did that is a miracle. About 37mile away. When he got him back and gave him plenty of attention for 2 weeks after that he was fine and friendly and happy. Still a long time to adjust to a new owner. Some breeds will do it in days.
Do you remember, exactly, what settings you used for this shot? Interval settings and whether you stitched it together with RAW images or did you use the video tab? Thanks...Dan
I can't remember for this particular video but I did find that having the camera on Aperture priority setting ("A" on the dial) worked best for me. I use the Playmemories timelapse app and would have set it to 30second shutter (or it set it to that automatically because I'm in Aperture mode). I probably also had 5 seconds between shots so the whole thing takes hours to shoot. I normally shoot in dual mode so jpg photos and video. This may have been the photos either processed in After Effects or these days I use Hitfilm. I would have set it to manual focus as well but set as wide open (f3.5 for this lens I think) as I could
