Wanna See A Cute Baby?
By Ms.Chelle
@Chellezhere (5964)
United States
June 21, 2025 2:17pm CST
These people here are absurd. Earlier yesterday, as I walked outside with my dog, a neighbor, sitting on her patio, alerted me that there was a fawn curled up behind the bushes beside her.
I walked over and could just make out its coat. Hours later, not thinking anything of it, I exited that same side door, and this same neighbor, now exiting her kitchen hollered out to ask me if I could see it by the downspout (rain gutter).
I stopped and pulled out my phone to take a few shots so I could actually see the deer when I got home. While I did that, she went back into her kitched. Then another neighbor happened around the corner. I said, The fawn is by the ownspout (so she would slow her pace). She went around me and knocked on the first woman's door.
When she answered it, that third woman went off on her for telling people about the fawn, me taking pictures and my GUIDE DOG being right there. She said the dog being there was too dangerous.
That's when I spoke up, saying. "The pictures are not hurting anyone, and my dog is highly trained to ignore wildlife." Meanwhile, my dog (oblivious to the fawn) was stamding calmly by my side, looking at the first neighbor, and twitching his ears each time she spoke.
There was a fourth person in her car. She heard the whole thing, and I spoke too her after the noseybody went inside.
About an hour later, I called the first neighbor, and she told me a fifth, who had not even been outside when all this occured came to her and told her my GUIDE DOG should not be walked in the yard right now.
This morning, he and I went for a walk, and on the way home, that noseybody was standing in the parking lot watching me. I grabbed my phone and clicked video just to have a timestamp and record anyting if necessary. But, I did not give her the pleasure.
I turned left and went to the main entrance. By the time I got to the end of the foyer and looked to my right, that noseybody was in the hallway, heading toward the community room watching me.
I know she was watching me because she stopped and hid behind the little 1FT X 8FT wall alongside the firedoor and watched me once she realized she'd been caught.
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@Chellezhere (5964)
• United States
21 Jun
Thank you. I couldn't see what was on the screen. All I knew was I had zoomed in and hoped for the best.
Apparently at least two idiot adults here don't realize the intelligence and training of a Bouvier des Flandres guide dog.
And look at that sweet little buck. His body posture is calm: curled or resting without tension or obvious attempt to flee.
Eyes are open but not wide or bulging — they’re relaxed, no whites showing.
Ears are in a neutral position — not pinned back or hyper-alert.
No visible struggle marks or signs of frantic movement in the grass around it.
That fawn looks like it’s doing what very young fawns do when separated from the doe: lying low, staying still, and relying on camouflage.
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@celticeagle (176081)
• Boise, Idaho
22 Jun
Sounds like that lady was much more dangerous than the dog would have been. Some people are so weird. Noseybody for sure.
@JudyEv (356586)
• Rockingham, Australia
23h
That's a gorgeous little fawn. Some people really are the pits.
@LindaOHio (191903)
• United States
21 Jun
I love the photo. Those ladies need more things to keep them occupied than to give you a hard time.
@wolfgirl569 (117979)
• Marion, Ohio
21 Jun
That is a great picture. They have no idea how much training those dogs get
@RasmaSandra (86221)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
21 Jun
That is the cutest fawn ever I would love to have one here, I sure hope that neighbor gets tired of bothering you,
