Dogs don't do what you expect them to do in such situations, not even big dogs with a lot of bark and not much bite. They hide they are just as frightened as any human and they appear when they think the danger is clear and they are safe. Take it from one who knows. Each dog is different just like us humans
I got the new iPhone XS Max. I left the store with it and was trying to figure out the new lay out ( always been a iPhone user this is the first time they changed it drAstically). Anyway I didn’t know the side button was now power or Siri etc. I was missing with it , I apparently held the button to long thinking that’s how you got Siri. Next thing I know I glanced over and it’s at the end of a 5 second count down before SOS (911 is called ) told me to hit something to cancel it. I couldn’t do it fast enough I didn’t know how to use the darn thing well enough. Then it tells me they have dispatched emergency services to my location. Omg I panicked
My does a count to 5. It didn’t on my old iPhone now it does. Learned the hard wAy
Maybe the dog was hoping against hope Jayme would let her in the side door. Probably the door the dog always uses. I think maybe the dog followed Jayme out or the *advertiser censored**H**** used the dog to make Jayme come out with him. Sorry, I get so mad when I think about what he did. I agree you never know how you will react when in a situation that causes intense fear, you may think you know but you don't.
I agree. add suddenly being startled awake to the intense fear and age, likely lack of any life experience that would help her get herself together, the shock of what had happened to her parents, she likely seen or knew what happened to at least one, moo, she may not have even been able to know or decide if it was real or a very bad dream, willing herself to wake up, a adult would have a hard time with all that, a child would likely just comply with whatever they were told.
Ha you have to count to make sure it's five. At least I would have to. It gives you three seconds. But again... it's an app. There are several to choose from. I think it's a great tool for emergencies particularly a heart attack or a fall. That's why I installed it.
Yes, I agree, I didn't think of that. A fire would create more attention and I would think it unpredictable, many other things could prob go wrong with setting an actual fire as opposed to just yelling fire, which I still like that idea ;-)
I'm going by someones floor plan they drew. I think this is most likely where the bathroom would be located tho. So no, not fact but makes sense that the bathroom plumbing would be next to kitchen plumbing plus it is centrally located in the house which makes sense to me too. This is a cost effective made home.
Well i will look for the drawing again but i thought dining room was front right.
I agree but I don't know if we can confirm the dog was outside honestly. Can anyone confirm or post a link?
