I think the herding breeds tend to be a bit nippy. It's how they herd. To say that's aggressive...
Some breeds are more likely to be aggressive, resorting to biting or snapping attacks, than others. The study, published in Scientific Reports, found that Rough Collies were the most aggressive breed. Miniature poodles, miniature schnauzers, German shepherds and Spanish water dogs were also found to be more aggressive
just so many variables involved, especially how they are raised, and if the "study" was controlled properly with a large enough sample size... but since it was on the internet, it must be true. 
Yup, exactly.
Yes! Not 100%, but enough so that I am living an almost normal life. Back to doing what I love, lots of cooking!
I can spend hours on my feet now and even walk laps around my house. Looking forward to dropping some weight. Thanks to the Good Feet store AND wonderful socks from Feetures.Pi looks speedy even when he is dead to the world!
Pardon my ignorance but what is the purpose of a methane plant? And how do the generate methane other than cow farts and burps?
You can’t believe anything on the internet. Anyone can write anything.
I'd be afraid I'd step on that little thing.
I read just this week that methane is seeping out of the ground in Alaska. Then again that's something I read on the Internet.Yes! Not 100%, but enough so that I am living an almost normal life. Back to doing what I love, lots of cooking!
Pi looks speedy even when he is dead to the world!
Pardon my ignorance but what is the purpose of a methane plant? And how do the generate methane other than cow farts and burps?
