Re: Dog psychology 101
"Eric S. Sande" <[email protected]>
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>There were packs of dogs that lived in those bushes in those planters. Well, since you were here the east side of the Capitol has been pretty much extensively renovated. A very high security Visitor's Center is there now. Sort of tasteful. In a way. A post 9-11 way. I've never seen an actual pack of dogs in DC proper since 1990 or so, or even individual dogs running loose with rare exceptions. Political ones, yeah, but not the four-legged kind. The planters are everywhere, still, as vehicle barriers. Even more so now. Out in the rural surrounds (and what's "rural" has moved out a bit since you were last here, quite a bit) you'll still encounter the typical free running farm type dogs and so forth. The whole area has been paved and "developed" quite a bit in the last couple of decades, I'd take a dog over the cars anytime...