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The dogs generally have the good sense to know which person to pick out of the crowd – which person is going to respond and follow, but that’s not always true. If you don’t respond to the dog, it may go find someone else who will.
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The dogs generally have the good sense to know which person to pick out of the crowd – which person is going to respond and follow, but that’s not always true. If you don’t respond to the dog, it may go find someone else who will.
When I came to it was because Autumn was licking my face. Then, she put herself in the brace position so I could get myself up. Although, I only got up to my knees because I had already fainted multiple times. And, if I was only on my knees I didn’t have far to fall. She was a good dog, but this is the first time we seemed to bond. Over the bloody mess that was my face.
“Just hurry!” I told him.
He walked in the door and saw me sitting at the edge of the living room floor in a puddle of blood. He ran to me and asked me what happened. “I fainted again.”
He put his hands around my neck, gently pressing his thumbs into a notch of my throat. Demonstrating how someone feels when being choked. He asked me if I felt it. I tried to nod. I froze. He was supposed to be an ally. I came to him for help.
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