Byanca Moureen
Okay. I noticed it a long time ago, and I have a question to some degree as for the authors (with point of logic), and just in terms of "unfairness". Let me explain.
We all know that scene at the beginning of the cartoon. Steele cheats to win. He scared one of the dogs of the opponent team, which led to a minor accident. But here's the thing. Musher saw it! And most likely this is not the first time. Why is this guy not say to others?!
For dogs (and for him, too) it's pretty traumatic thing. By the way, and how many dog teams were in the race? It just does not give rest. Adequately, they must be disqualified. And it worries me a lot more than the fat dogs.
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| Path of the Demon |
I don't understand what you're trying to ask here... But I will say
that it probably wasn't uncommon for dogs to snap at each other if
they were at a close proximity. Oh, and on the "fat dog" thing, a musher would never use a overweight dog for racing or working. The artists who designed these dogs were probably trying to reproduce dogs with double coats. Try it. Take a dog with a thick coat and try to make a cartoon version of it. You will probably find the results are similar. Dogs with double coats: http://www.bing.com/images/sea [...] +coated+dog+breeds&FORM=HDRSC2 http://themodernbark.blogspot. [...] -breeds-double-coated-dog.html |
In the future please form you questions more clearly.