See, that isn't really enough. Go back to the animal thing. An attack animal, if well trained, can distinguish well enough between its master and anyone else. So the attack animal can tell the difference between it's master and someone else, even if, say, someone else tries to act like it's master.
[And he'll slide down one of Josephine's legs and back onto the ground.]
Here, try climbing up to the cockpit. Promise she won't hurt you. Much.
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Date: 2010-11-05 01:17 am (UTC)See, that isn't really enough. Go back to the animal thing. An attack animal, if well trained, can distinguish well enough between its master and anyone else. So the attack animal can tell the difference between it's master and someone else, even if, say, someone else tries to act like it's master.
[And he'll slide down one of Josephine's legs and back onto the ground.]
Here, try climbing up to the cockpit. Promise she won't hurt you. Much.