Dang if you ain't got good timing. I just finished re-reading your other post, looking for something I might've missed and then you post another one. Ha! Ha!



OK, Teach, I'm sitting at my desk with paper ready & pencil in hand.





> > > Lacking keen eyesight up close is something most do not understand. They have keen eyesight for movement. But it appears it ends there.



Kinda like the T-Rex is portrayed in Jurassic Park? Interesting, I can see your point in connection with the original poster (Roger) holding his monitor's leg & the hissing not being aggressive or defensive. Can we call it anxiety?





> > > Your responce of, "they bite" is not all that accurate.



You're right, I agree. I was tryin' to be funny and somewhat truthful. I was lookin' at it from a different perspective than you were. I was jokingly lookin' at it from the eyes of a goofball keeper taking your words extremely literally. (Don't even think about tryin' to make the connection between a goofball keeper and me. Hahahaha!!!)



I believe the point you were making is that a monitor can come to recognize it's keeper by scent and it's up to the keeper to learn to capitalize on that. Use it to comfort, train, etc... Is that right?



Take care!

HH
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Due to political correctness run amuck,

this ol' hillbilly is now referred to as an:

Appalachian American

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