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Blue Nose Pitbull | Dogs 101 - Blue Nose Pitbull Puppies to Adults WorldViralMedia 19 Views • 5 years ago

Hi fellow dog lover!? My dog Billie had so many behavior problems… she was jumping, peeing inappropriately, overly aggressive, pulling on the leash… she was just crazy…? Then I found this one solution that stopped all the problems!? The sad fact was…The training I first tried with my dog was a complete fai...lure.? I went through the average cookie-cutter training programs. These programs used outdated and ‘mean’ dominance techniques. It turns out those programs had no qualifications and were developed by complete phonies.? So this is what I did to stop my dog’s behavior problems... In a few simple words… I discovered my dog’s hidden intelligence!?

Let me explain… In my years as a dog owner…this is the one big lesson I have learned. More intelligent dogs are better behaved.? A more intelligent dog takes commands easier…and understands what you need from them. What I found out was… No matter how clever I thought my dog was. I could still unlock my dog’s hidden intelligence quickly and easily!? Don’t waste a second longer putting up with your dog's behavior problem! I’ll explain everything you need to know in the link!?

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Blue Nose Pitbull | Dogs 101 - Blue Nose Pitbull Puppies to Adults

When most people see this dog, their initial instinct is to run and hide. However, there’s nothing to be afraid of. Believe it or not, the Blue Nose Pitbull is one of the sweetest, brightest, and most caring dog men ever raised.

These dogs are slowly getting popularity among mankind because of their blue, soulful eyes. Paired with blue noses and brindle coats, their looks become more ravishing and exotic, attracting more people and enthusiasts. Did you know that their blue color comes from a recessive gene? This makes them fascinatingly unique. But they didn’t gain their popularity just because of their looks but also because of their agility, strength, and intelligence.

Aside from the Belgian Malinois and the German Shepherd, this dog variety has earned its spot in the K-9 unit. Blue Nose Pitbulls function as police dogs, rescue dogs, and search dogs. And they’ve done an amazing job keeping up with their responsibilities.

The Blue Nose Pitbull can live up to 15 years and is considered one of the most outstanding companion dogs. Although Pitbulls, in general, are stigmatized as aggressive dogs, the American Veterinary Medical Association believes that the cases in which they are associated with violence have to do with their handlers. But if they are cared for, people can see how significant they are in society. So, are all the rumors about their aggression true?

Today, let's look into one of the most controversial dogs - the Blue Nose Pitbull. How will you know if you're a suitable fur parent for this breed? Tune in to find out.

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Intro
01:41 - History
02:34 - Other Names
03:08 - Size
03:49 - Personality
04:30 - Pet Compatibility
05:09 - Temperament
05:30 - Family life
06:09 - Children compatibility
06:42 - Owning a Blue Nose Pitbull

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Watch Cops Seize Combat Vet's Life Savings [RARE FOOTAGE] WorldViralMedia 12 Views • 4 years ago

Stephen Lara did everything right. But, as subscribers of our YouTube channel know well, even innocent people aren’t safe from civil forfeiture.

Stephen is a 39-year-old retired Marine from Lubbock, Texas. He is a devoted father of two teenage daughters and, once a month, he drives from Texas to see them in California, where they live with their mother. Eager to be closer after spending the pandemic in Texas caring for his elderly parents, he has been shopping for a home near the California-Nevada border.

https://ij.org/case/nevada-civil-forfeiture/

In February 2021, Stephen was making his usual trip west through Reno when he was pulled over by the Nevada Highway Patrol for supposedly following a tractor-trailer too closely.

The officer complimented Stephen’s driving, thanked him for observing the speed limit, and explained that NHP was “conducting a public information campaign” to help drivers avoid danger. Confident that the officer was only there to help, Stephen cooperated with his escalating investigation, even volunteering that he was carrying a large amount of cash.

Ninety minutes later, Stephen had been robbed of his life savings—$86,900—which he carried with him after a spate of robberies in his parents’ neighborhood. The officer who pulled Stephen over wanted to let him go; he was overruled by NHP Sergeant Glenn Rigdon, who ordered the money seized specifically so that it could be “adopted” by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.

“Adoption” is a process by which federal law enforcement agencies can take over a seizure by state and local law enforcement. If the federal government is successful in forfeiting the property, its “equitable sharing” program guarantees the state or local agency that seized the property up to 80% of the proceeds for use in the agency’s budget.

In Stephen’s case, the DEA sat on his life savings for months, ignoring the legal deadlines requiring it to charge Stephen with a crime, begin a civil forfeiture case against his property, or return the money within six months of seizure. The DEA did none of those things. So, on August 30, IJ sued it in federal court on Stephen’s behalf.

Early the morning of September 1, the agency announced it would return all of Stephen’s money. In less than 24 hours, it had learned of our lawsuit, answered hard questions from The Washington Post, and committed to reviewing its policies for federal adoptions.

When we learned he would be getting his money back (filled with joy), he told us, “This isn’t over.”

And it isn’t. At the same time we filed in federal court, we also filed a major constitutional challenge in state court. Our state case aims to make federal adoptions impossible in Nevada as violations of the state constitution’s guarantees of reasonable seizures supported by probable cause and due process of law—not based on mere suspicion or for the financial benefit of the seizing agency. If we are successful, it will be the first time a state court has struck down federal adoptions. And a victory will take the profit motive out of roadside seizures.

Filmed with a Canon C70 with a 50mm 1.2 lens. Aputure 300d, 120d, and amaran.