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If you are a female you have a kind of head start towards your end.
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Streetwise. Well at least a few of them. The leader is watching the traffic.
Before crossing, you see his head going from one side to the other.
Not as stupid as the home dogs, running after a tennis bal without realizing that cars are harder than dogs. When safe the pack will cross the street.
They are neither fat nor skinny. They look healthy and behave sociable.
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This sociable thing can lead to sleepless nights. When one of the pack wasn’t streetwise enough and smacked into the bumper of a car the pack will help him to the side of street.
When it dies, sometimes they will howl all night. The next days you can smell the carcass 100 feet away. .
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Sounds a lot like the street dogs I saw everywhere in Patagonia (one of which bit me in the calf.) Most of them were in reasonable condition and sociable too. I was always worried one of them was going to get killed in front of me as they often chased cars in town but the only dead one I saw was on a road well outside the built up area when I was cycling one day. These ones look very long-legged compared to their Patagonian cousins though... I suspect wild dog genes somewhere, the Patagonian ones often had evidence of short-legged Corgi genes, all those Welsh immigrants are still leaving traces there.
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