bait ...
the short version of the story ... the dog was baited to catch a leapord. not the way we see in the last picture, but inside a cage. the leapord was caught and the dog was unharmed. the last picture is the trauma of the whole experience.
a bait indeed ... will be loose soon, with the story ... indeed ...
posted by wildpic at 7:01 PM
18 Comments:
Doesnt seem like a happy story to me.
Great to have you back suresh.Your pics and stories and comments were missed.
hehe! what are u trying to say! i cant stop laughing and imagining though. and no, am not being evil :)
Um, has a sort of 'hangdog' look about it.. heh.
Please tell me the dog(?) will be or is okay!!! I can't stand knowing something might or did harm it!!! I'm thinking of the movie, Jurassic Park & the goat scene. :(
Trap for a cheetah Suresh ?
Suresh !this post is a bad idea.
hey e2d, its hard to say wheather any story is a bad one or not !!! ... i hope spend more time around you all, just gettin back ... will see ya in ur blog.
hey simi, all is well, easy to say huh ... philosophy stops with understanding, then we all just a dog ... he he ...
hey davo, good to see ya around ... dog is such a symbol of life and reality, endurance and thing of the moment ... cheers !
patty, the dog will be ok in some sense or the other. "what the caterpillar calls the end of the world, the emperor calls it a butterfly" ... i definetly need to write my long mail to you, please pardon my delay. take good care ... huggs !
rauf, you are absolutely right with both ya comments. particularly the second one ! take care !
oh wow
Someone needs to have there ass kicked for that.
interesting image - what is the dog bait for? cheers ;)
Hey, suresh
Your blog is getting really philosophical now a days...it started as a science-introducer :-D
nice.to have it this way
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hey suresh!where art thou?
Thou gone missing again:)
What is the story on this one?
Its horrible
Im glad that the dog was unharmed...
I am horrified about the condition the "freed" dog found himself at the time.
It appears he was ill and severly negleted, possibly regularly beaten?
Have you had an opportunity to follow up on his well-being?
Perhaps we might have other/different social priorities -don't mean to judge with the above concernn and question.
best regards
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