Does neutering male chows decrease agression?
Q. I have a male chow/lab mix, almost 2 years old. He's been showing mild agression more and more recently. If I get him neutered will he be less agressive? I heard sometimes it can make Chows more agressive. Please don't say its because lack of training, because he is the best behaved dog I've ever had. He rarley shows signs of agression. But when he does he shows his teeth but doesn't bite. But that's what I'm afraid of.
Asked by Bronte' S - Wed Dec 23 19:14:30 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, but training does.
Answered by PoodlePuff - BYB Eater - Wed Dec 23 19:27:19 2009
Q. I have a male chow/lab mix, almost 2 years old. He's been showing mild agression more and more recently. If I get him neutered will he be less agressive? I heard sometimes it can make Chows more agressive. Please don't say its because lack of training, because he is the best behaved dog I've ever had. He rarley shows signs of agression. But when he does he shows his teeth but doesn't bite. But that's what I'm afraid of.
Asked by Bronte' S - Wed Dec 23 19:14:30 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, but training does.
Answered by PoodlePuff - BYB Eater - Wed Dec 23 19:27:19 2009
Sreeshant type Behaviour? Can anyone really condone such overt screaming and shouting as Natural Agression?
Q. Is the type of Behaviour shown by Sreeshant really justifiable? Can the screaming & ranting and tantrums thrown by him really be called natural agression??? I feel positively embarassed every time he gets into his act on the pitch. Should he not be curbed?
Asked by Prithvi R - Wed Apr 30 03:33:06 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yup sreesanth is right at his own place... i hav stayed in punjab for some years... itz not the state as shown in movies. or T.V( like their culture is full of heritage...,people are very helpful.. food is very hygenic...i think so that they are the real snobs... full of corruption.., and short temperd people).. i think many people don't knoe that "SACHHIN Tendulkar was also tortured by navjyot singh sidhu"...at the time of his early dayz of carrier... ... sreesanth is a victim... and harbhajan singh got for his work...
Answered by D_guy - Wed Apr 30 04:03:27 2008
Q. Is the type of Behaviour shown by Sreeshant really justifiable? Can the screaming & ranting and tantrums thrown by him really be called natural agression??? I feel positively embarassed every time he gets into his act on the pitch. Should he not be curbed?
Asked by Prithvi R - Wed Apr 30 03:33:06 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yup sreesanth is right at his own place... i hav stayed in punjab for some years... itz not the state as shown in movies. or T.V( like their culture is full of heritage...,people are very helpful.. food is very hygenic...i think so that they are the real snobs... full of corruption.., and short temperd people).. i think many people don't knoe that "SACHHIN Tendulkar was also tortured by navjyot singh sidhu"...at the time of his early dayz of carrier... ... sreesanth is a victim... and harbhajan singh got for his work...
Answered by D_guy - Wed Apr 30 04:03:27 2008
How to prevent food agression in kittens?
Q. Is it even normal? I mean I've heard dogs that have it, but what about 1.5 month old kittens? I've got a single kitten living with her mom, and she has started eating solids. She has developed this vicious attitude towards her food. If I move my hand close to her, she strats growling menacingly and slashing at my hand, and when i hand feed her she attacks my hand (and the food). The thing is basically psycho, and I'd like her to stop. I've considered stroking her while she eats, although that seems to set her off even more, but thought it might cease after a while, so does anyone have anything?
Asked by Neuro - Sat Apr 28 12:29:10 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've had to deal with this once before myself and the vet mentioned to me at the time that it isn't completely out of the norm for a kitten to do this. I know this sounds mean (and please keep in mind the kitten isn't hurt by this), but when getting the kitten's food ready pick her up just before you setting the food bowl down. After setting the food down walk out of the kitchen while still holding her. Stroll around your home, walk to the windows, go to the bedroom, whatever -- just continue to carry her no matter how fussy or pushy she gets in wanting to get to the food. After four-or-five minutes go back to the kitchen and sit on the floor in front of the food with her in your lap. Keep her there for another three minutes no matter… [cont.]
Answered by Andy - Sat Apr 28 12:55:32 2007
Q. Is it even normal? I mean I've heard dogs that have it, but what about 1.5 month old kittens? I've got a single kitten living with her mom, and she has started eating solids. She has developed this vicious attitude towards her food. If I move my hand close to her, she strats growling menacingly and slashing at my hand, and when i hand feed her she attacks my hand (and the food). The thing is basically psycho, and I'd like her to stop. I've considered stroking her while she eats, although that seems to set her off even more, but thought it might cease after a while, so does anyone have anything?
Asked by Neuro - Sat Apr 28 12:29:10 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've had to deal with this once before myself and the vet mentioned to me at the time that it isn't completely out of the norm for a kitten to do this. I know this sounds mean (and please keep in mind the kitten isn't hurt by this), but when getting the kitten's food ready pick her up just before you setting the food bowl down. After setting the food down walk out of the kitchen while still holding her. Stroll around your home, walk to the windows, go to the bedroom, whatever -- just continue to carry her no matter how fussy or pushy she gets in wanting to get to the food. After four-or-five minutes go back to the kitchen and sit on the floor in front of the food with her in your lap. Keep her there for another three minutes no matter… [cont.]
Answered by Andy - Sat Apr 28 12:55:32 2007
What was hitler's motivations in making the non-agression deal with Poland?
Q. What was hitler's motivations in making the 10 year non-agression deal with Poland? Poland had been given more German territory than any other country. So this deal was very suprising. I just need to know what his motivations were.
Asked by unknown - Tue May 19 19:38:10 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Poland had been given more GERMAN territory than any other country" ??? Poland didn t get ANY German territory after WWI but just regained their OWN land that was stolen by Prussia in the end of the 18th century. Before the invasion of Poland Hitler wanted it became German ally in the diplomatic way. Countries like Hungary, Finland, Romania and few others were on the German side so why Poland couldn't have been? This way Hitler not only could save some army and weapon instead of using it in the war with Poland but also could have an ally against the USSR and could have safe east borderer before the invasion of the Western Europe.
Answered by smiej - Wed May 20 04:56:32 2009
Q. What was hitler's motivations in making the 10 year non-agression deal with Poland? Poland had been given more German territory than any other country. So this deal was very suprising. I just need to know what his motivations were.
Asked by unknown - Tue May 19 19:38:10 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Poland had been given more GERMAN territory than any other country" ??? Poland didn t get ANY German territory after WWI but just regained their OWN land that was stolen by Prussia in the end of the 18th century. Before the invasion of Poland Hitler wanted it became German ally in the diplomatic way. Countries like Hungary, Finland, Romania and few others were on the German side so why Poland couldn't have been? This way Hitler not only could save some army and weapon instead of using it in the war with Poland but also could have an ally against the USSR and could have safe east borderer before the invasion of the Western Europe.
Answered by smiej - Wed May 20 04:56:32 2009
violence can lead to long lasting agression?
Q. how can violence in a video game lead to agression? what affects can they have on the mind and the persons social life?
Asked by Soccer Player WoOt!!!! - Tue Jan 15 20:39:19 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes violence is a long lasting aggression. Violence in TV today has desensitized [have you ever noticed the "painless" murders/injuries] people, and made it almost "acceptable" and normal. Also, violent people are usually considered the "good guys" in TV/video games. Violence in TV is correlated with increased aggression--however, that does not imply causation. It is possible to curb aggression, however.
Answered by pensive - Tue Jan 15 20:46:52 2008
Q. how can violence in a video game lead to agression? what affects can they have on the mind and the persons social life?
Asked by Soccer Player WoOt!!!! - Tue Jan 15 20:39:19 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes violence is a long lasting aggression. Violence in TV today has desensitized [have you ever noticed the "painless" murders/injuries] people, and made it almost "acceptable" and normal. Also, violent people are usually considered the "good guys" in TV/video games. Violence in TV is correlated with increased aggression--however, that does not imply causation. It is possible to curb aggression, however.
Answered by pensive - Tue Jan 15 20:46:52 2008
Do painted turtles show agression towards each other after mating?
Q. About a week ago, my painted turtles mated. Then, when I woke up today, I saw that the male was biting the female's neck, and he wasn't letting go. After about 10 minutes of trying to get him off, I decided to pry it's mouth open. Do they still continue to attempt to mate after already mating? That's what's really puzzling me, because I had already seen them successfully mate about a week ago.
Asked by Tim - Fri Jan 1 17:39:36 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. About a week ago, my painted turtles mated. Then, when I woke up today, I saw that the male was biting the female's neck, and he wasn't letting go. After about 10 minutes of trying to get him off, I decided to pry it's mouth open. Do they still continue to attempt to mate after already mating? That's what's really puzzling me, because I had already seen them successfully mate about a week ago.
Asked by Tim - Fri Jan 1 17:39:36 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Can a concussion cause anger and agression problems?
Q. I was in a car accident 3 weeks ago. I've noticed that since then I have been really irritable and short tempered.
Asked by unknown - Thu Mar 19 16:12:15 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it can, both because of the actual physical injury, which can result in alterations in brain function, but also because of the stress and other emotions involved in dealing with a major injury.
Answered by Actions have consequences - Thu Mar 19 16:20:19 2009
Q. I was in a car accident 3 weeks ago. I've noticed that since then I have been really irritable and short tempered.
Asked by unknown - Thu Mar 19 16:12:15 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it can, both because of the actual physical injury, which can result in alterations in brain function, but also because of the stress and other emotions involved in dealing with a major injury.
Answered by Actions have consequences - Thu Mar 19 16:20:19 2009
i have a 10 month old G.S w/ agression issues-will not let any one come in my home goes berserk?
Q. the dog is not neutered yet we will be doing so shortly. but if any one has any tips on settleing him down enough to meet my guests. please feel free to let me know. no food agression/ is fine with extended members of the family also.
Asked by maria f - Wed Oct 10 19:21:55 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When guests arrive take the dog out to meet them in the street before coming into the house. altogether. He will feel alot more confortable having seen you go to them rather than them come to you.
Answered by stew_black - Wed Oct 10 19:26:53 2007
Q. the dog is not neutered yet we will be doing so shortly. but if any one has any tips on settleing him down enough to meet my guests. please feel free to let me know. no food agression/ is fine with extended members of the family also.
Asked by maria f - Wed Oct 10 19:21:55 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When guests arrive take the dog out to meet them in the street before coming into the house. altogether. He will feel alot more confortable having seen you go to them rather than them come to you.
Answered by stew_black - Wed Oct 10 19:26:53 2007
If a dog is quarentined and shows food agression and animal aggression do they have to give it back?
Q. I live in Wisconsin and my mother in laws dog bit my 2 year old on the face causing stitches. They made her pay 400 bucks and the dog was sent to quarentine. What don they do there?Can they euthanize him if he is unsafe? It is a pit bull, just for info..Cause they refuse to adopt him out at the humane society here in Racine.
Asked by Isabele - Mon Apr 7 03:11:58 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you know why the dog bit the kid? Has the dog ever shown aggression before? Could your child - no offence meant here - have done something to the dog to make it react that way? Was anyone watching them? IF the dog shows no signs of aggression while in quarantine (which is basically them keeping the dog to rule out disease and behavior asses the dog) and your mother-in-law pleads her case out in court (gives good enough reason for why they were left alone together, why the dog might have bitten - tail stepped on, ears pulled, etc) then they probably won't put him to sleep. Most places require two or more incidents of biting (or a history of aggression) for a dog to be put to sleep. They usually try to work with the owner and dog (again, [cont.]
Answered by Truth Hurts, Doesn't It? - Mon Apr 7 08:12:33 2008
Q. I live in Wisconsin and my mother in laws dog bit my 2 year old on the face causing stitches. They made her pay 400 bucks and the dog was sent to quarentine. What don they do there?Can they euthanize him if he is unsafe? It is a pit bull, just for info..Cause they refuse to adopt him out at the humane society here in Racine.
Asked by Isabele - Mon Apr 7 03:11:58 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you know why the dog bit the kid? Has the dog ever shown aggression before? Could your child - no offence meant here - have done something to the dog to make it react that way? Was anyone watching them? IF the dog shows no signs of aggression while in quarantine (which is basically them keeping the dog to rule out disease and behavior asses the dog) and your mother-in-law pleads her case out in court (gives good enough reason for why they were left alone together, why the dog might have bitten - tail stepped on, ears pulled, etc) then they probably won't put him to sleep. Most places require two or more incidents of biting (or a history of aggression) for a dog to be put to sleep. They usually try to work with the owner and dog (again, [cont.]
Answered by Truth Hurts, Doesn't It? - Mon Apr 7 08:12:33 2008
Is angrily complaining to coworkers about an annoying colleague a form of passive agression?
Q. As in a type of complaining where you are aware that what you are saying may change the way the colleagues think about the person.
Asked by Michael J. Ebb - Thu Apr 30 06:25:52 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not exactly. Go to Wisegeek.com and type in Passive aggression. They have an excellent explanation of this term. Hope this helps.
Answered by IDNSFG818 - Thu Apr 30 07:27:51 2009
Q. As in a type of complaining where you are aware that what you are saying may change the way the colleagues think about the person.
Asked by Michael J. Ebb - Thu Apr 30 06:25:52 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not exactly. Go to Wisegeek.com and type in Passive aggression. They have an excellent explanation of this term. Hope this helps.
Answered by IDNSFG818 - Thu Apr 30 07:27:51 2009
How bad is dog agression on a Tosa Inu?
Q. I know a lot of people are gunna ask, so yes I am experienced enough to handle this dog. I was just wondering if the dog agression is managable on this dog or will I most likely have a redzone case
Asked by Josh - Wed Aug 19 04:10:05 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Amongst any well bred Tosa you are bound to see dog aggression. They were bred for dog fighting, so the drive and nature is and WILL be present. Any aggression will be "controllable"...but only if you are able to reinforce it If you feel you are ready to take on such breed, by all means, go for it! Just understand the work you will be going through beforehand :)
Answered by Loki my springer! - Wed Aug 19 04:21:04 2009
Q. I know a lot of people are gunna ask, so yes I am experienced enough to handle this dog. I was just wondering if the dog agression is managable on this dog or will I most likely have a redzone case
Asked by Josh - Wed Aug 19 04:10:05 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Amongst any well bred Tosa you are bound to see dog aggression. They were bred for dog fighting, so the drive and nature is and WILL be present. Any aggression will be "controllable"...but only if you are able to reinforce it If you feel you are ready to take on such breed, by all means, go for it! Just understand the work you will be going through beforehand :)
Answered by Loki my springer! - Wed Aug 19 04:21:04 2009
How do you vent your agression, anger and stress?
Q. Hi guys, I've been holding my emotions in for some years now and I've developed panic attacks from not dealing with it... I had a really big shock today but instead of holding it in and developing a panic attack I vented the anger on my printer. It's ok it was broken anyway but after smashing it against a wall several times I felt great. I could do with more suggestions for safely venting maybe a sport or something. Any idea's what do you lot do?
Asked by unknown - Sun Dec 31 15:22:01 2006 - - 17 Answers - 1 Comments
A. i eat chocolate and read my book on my bed.
Answered by mike hunt - Wed Jan 3 08:07:46 2007
Q. Hi guys, I've been holding my emotions in for some years now and I've developed panic attacks from not dealing with it... I had a really big shock today but instead of holding it in and developing a panic attack I vented the anger on my printer. It's ok it was broken anyway but after smashing it against a wall several times I felt great. I could do with more suggestions for safely venting maybe a sport or something. Any idea's what do you lot do?
Asked by unknown - Sun Dec 31 15:22:01 2006 - - 17 Answers - 1 Comments
A. i eat chocolate and read my book on my bed.
Answered by mike hunt - Wed Jan 3 08:07:46 2007
What can I do about this agression issue?
Q. Today my dog met another dog at the dog park. They are about the same age and same breed, both unaltered. The other dog growled and started to attack my dog. My dog did not understand and thought he was playing so at first he tried to play with him, kept following him around and trying to play but everytime he got close the other dog would attack. I think my dog started to understand that he was not playing but instead of leaving him alone he started to fight back, bare his teeth and such. Neither dog has ever shown aggression before. Can anything be done about these boys?
Asked by whitwhit8686 - Fri Oct 17 21:11:08 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Getting them fixed would be a good start. They are probably trying to show their dominance. Fixing them would do the trick. Good luck
Answered by PBJ - Fri Oct 17 21:17:04 2008
Q. Today my dog met another dog at the dog park. They are about the same age and same breed, both unaltered. The other dog growled and started to attack my dog. My dog did not understand and thought he was playing so at first he tried to play with him, kept following him around and trying to play but everytime he got close the other dog would attack. I think my dog started to understand that he was not playing but instead of leaving him alone he started to fight back, bare his teeth and such. Neither dog has ever shown aggression before. Can anything be done about these boys?
Asked by whitwhit8686 - Fri Oct 17 21:11:08 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Getting them fixed would be a good start. They are probably trying to show their dominance. Fixing them would do the trick. Good luck
Answered by PBJ - Fri Oct 17 21:17:04 2008
Is it normal to feel really tired and have no want to movie or fight or have any agression during ovulation?
Q. because usualy I am always "on the edge" but now im noticing i'm just like weak and tired.
Asked by meme<333 - Sun Jun 28 11:41:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. absolutely.
Answered by Kateyy - Sun Jun 28 11:51:48 2009
Q. because usualy I am always "on the edge" but now im noticing i'm just like weak and tired.
Asked by meme<333 - Sun Jun 28 11:41:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. absolutely.
Answered by Kateyy - Sun Jun 28 11:51:48 2009
Male Crabs need 2-3 females per male or there will be agression?
Q. Is it true that male crabs should be around 2-3 or more females or there will be some agression?
Asked by Denise J - Sun Sep 20 19:23:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some crab aggression is competition for shells. Adding extra shells to their environment can reduce aggression. Some crab aggression is due to overcrowding, i.e., competition for space or food. Reducing the number of crabs in a given space can reduce aggression. See the book, Hermit Crab, by Audrey Pavia.
Answered by John Saba - Sun Sep 20 19:46:00 2009
Q. Is it true that male crabs should be around 2-3 or more females or there will be some agression?
Asked by Denise J - Sun Sep 20 19:23:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some crab aggression is competition for shells. Adding extra shells to their environment can reduce aggression. Some crab aggression is due to overcrowding, i.e., competition for space or food. Reducing the number of crabs in a given space can reduce aggression. See the book, Hermit Crab, by Audrey Pavia.
Answered by John Saba - Sun Sep 20 19:46:00 2009
How to help Labenese Gorrilas Fight Agression?
Q. Israel has entered ground troops in Lebnan..i am a pakistani.. how do i help hizbullah ?How can i send some money to them from Pakistan?Is there a way to send money online to fight agression?Any ideas?
Asked by Ali - Tue Jul 18 23:56:23 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i dont know, but wish you all the best.
Answered by Bored - Tue Jul 18 23:59:54 2006
Q. Israel has entered ground troops in Lebnan..i am a pakistani.. how do i help hizbullah ?How can i send some money to them from Pakistan?Is there a way to send money online to fight agression?Any ideas?
Asked by Ali - Tue Jul 18 23:56:23 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i dont know, but wish you all the best.
Answered by Bored - Tue Jul 18 23:59:54 2006
Just noticed my new puppy has food agression. Any ideas?
Q. She seems to want to snap at my other dogs and also may have a tendency to snap at humans (when food is present only). What is the best way to stop this now before it develops into something worse? She is 2.5 months only.
Asked by Boycott Hollywd Commies - Sun Nov 11 21:48:36 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Food aggression versus resource guarding is very difficult to determine. Dogs do not share food. The dominant pack dog will eat first and will eat its share before yielding to the next dominant dog. All dogs should be fed from their own bowl separated from each other until all are finished. All food, bones, toys, etc belong to you. Each and every dog in your house should completely yield whatever it has to you whenever you ask them too with no tenseness, growling or other displays of agression/dominance. If you can't do this with any of your dogs, there is a dominance problem in your pack, namely you are not alpha. Up until about six months of age, puppies have a "permit" to get away with just about any behavior which is probably… [cont.]
Answered by fairview_101 - Sun Nov 11 22:27:12 2007
Q. She seems to want to snap at my other dogs and also may have a tendency to snap at humans (when food is present only). What is the best way to stop this now before it develops into something worse? She is 2.5 months only.
Asked by Boycott Hollywd Commies - Sun Nov 11 21:48:36 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Food aggression versus resource guarding is very difficult to determine. Dogs do not share food. The dominant pack dog will eat first and will eat its share before yielding to the next dominant dog. All dogs should be fed from their own bowl separated from each other until all are finished. All food, bones, toys, etc belong to you. Each and every dog in your house should completely yield whatever it has to you whenever you ask them too with no tenseness, growling or other displays of agression/dominance. If you can't do this with any of your dogs, there is a dominance problem in your pack, namely you are not alpha. Up until about six months of age, puppies have a "permit" to get away with just about any behavior which is probably… [cont.]
Answered by fairview_101 - Sun Nov 11 22:27:12 2007
Is war a safety net to protect the human race from uncontrolled agression? Nuclear war?
Q. For thousands of years people have fought one another for control of natural resources, and dominance. What I think happens is a cycle of increased anger, then war, fear, regret, recovery, growth, satisfaction, complacency, arrogance, annoyance, anger, increased anger, war, fear. And so on round that cycle. But now war in the western world is not possible because of the nuclear deterrant. So does this block this cycle? And are we going to see an un-checked buildup of anger over the next few tens of years resulting in sufficient anger to cause a major nuclear conflict in the west, with devastating results?
Asked by Neil M - Sun Feb 25 06:56:29 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe war is a safety net for overpopulation. But sure there are other ways.
Answered by jacquesh2001 - Sun Feb 25 09:07:33 2007
Q. For thousands of years people have fought one another for control of natural resources, and dominance. What I think happens is a cycle of increased anger, then war, fear, regret, recovery, growth, satisfaction, complacency, arrogance, annoyance, anger, increased anger, war, fear. And so on round that cycle. But now war in the western world is not possible because of the nuclear deterrant. So does this block this cycle? And are we going to see an un-checked buildup of anger over the next few tens of years resulting in sufficient anger to cause a major nuclear conflict in the west, with devastating results?
Asked by Neil M - Sun Feb 25 06:56:29 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe war is a safety net for overpopulation. But sure there are other ways.
Answered by jacquesh2001 - Sun Feb 25 09:07:33 2007
What are some example on the united state trying to have foreign relation and there ended up being agression?
Q. foreign relation with countries.
Asked by xcherrykiss - Fri Jan 22 12:10:35 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. North & South Korea. North & South Vietnam. The Cuban Missile Crisis. Conflicts of political philosophies. Communist anti-Christ beliefs vs American Christianity. After WW 2, China was setting it's sights for the complete occupation of Korea. From a Military mind set South Korea was a stepping stone for an invasion of Japan. China was focusing on uniteting all of Eastern Asia under their rule. Treaties sign by the United States to protect South Korea was formulated to protect South Korea with the end result would also protect Japan. A similiar thought process was present in Vietnam. Limiting Communist China's dominance over the Eastern Continent. China's , & North Korea's treaties with the West are just "Paper".Remember the USS Pueblo? In… [cont.]
Answered by make room for daddy - Fri Jan 22 20:29:43 2010
Q. foreign relation with countries.
Asked by xcherrykiss - Fri Jan 22 12:10:35 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. North & South Korea. North & South Vietnam. The Cuban Missile Crisis. Conflicts of political philosophies. Communist anti-Christ beliefs vs American Christianity. After WW 2, China was setting it's sights for the complete occupation of Korea. From a Military mind set South Korea was a stepping stone for an invasion of Japan. China was focusing on uniteting all of Eastern Asia under their rule. Treaties sign by the United States to protect South Korea was formulated to protect South Korea with the end result would also protect Japan. A similiar thought process was present in Vietnam. Limiting Communist China's dominance over the Eastern Continent. China's , & North Korea's treaties with the West are just "Paper".Remember the USS Pueblo? In… [cont.]
Answered by make room for daddy - Fri Jan 22 20:29:43 2010
what is the condition that causes agression in geildings?
Q. i think its a neurological disorder but i cant remember and i cant remember the name of the condition.
Asked by sc_coxfarms - Thu Apr 2 14:48:09 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Proud Cut?
Answered by Tact Challenged..... - Thu Apr 2 22:23:07 2009
Q. i think its a neurological disorder but i cant remember and i cant remember the name of the condition.
Asked by sc_coxfarms - Thu Apr 2 14:48:09 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Proud Cut?
Answered by Tact Challenged..... - Thu Apr 2 22:23:07 2009
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