With the frequency people use it, I thought it my be mythical.Called a turn signal!
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With the frequency people use it, I thought it my be mythical.Called a turn signal!
And some people use it when they're not turning, so don't be too sure and pull in front of them.With the frequency people use it, I thought it my be mythical.
I did adopt a new black pug about a month ago, but that’s not him in the pics.
This is Riley. He was a starving, Mexican refugee that a rescue found near death. He spent some time in the hospital then DH & I brought him home.
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He’s a sweet boy, a little feral, only knows the couple words of English he’s picked up here during the last month. He’s a total menace, but I love him.
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He looks a lot like a vintage pug. Longer legs, snout not so compact that you can’t get into the folds.
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Yep, the classic left hand turn signal to make a u-turn is one of my favorites.And some people use it when they're not turning, so don't be too sure and pull in front of them.
Look at the legs on this one. (Don’t look at the eyes. The eyes are a little terrifying.)He's a cutie! I bet he's very glad you took him in, too.
I love calling him a 'vintage' pug, haha. Some of the current breed standards really messed with some breeds, didn't they? Bull terriers being another example, with their convex skulls. And show-line German Shepherds with their sloping backs that cause them issues.
That one almost looks like a real dog!Look at the legs on this one. (Don’t look at the eyes. The eyes are a little terrifying.)
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I use it, I use it. {And make ugly faces and comments to those who do not.) I agree with Pert even with those who do signal - don't 'overtrust' them. Proceed with caution.With the frequency people use it, I thought it my be mythical.