It would've been great if Dooley showed up and protected the group from that pack of dogs!

 

But he doesn't have any depth perception, so he would have walked right passed everybody.

 

My one-eyed cat resembles that statement.

 

My dog has one nostril and she can't find her food dish.

 

Well, he's only ran into a few walls anyway. He'd be alright in the ZA as long as you stayed to his right side

 

I like to think my Avatar says it all!?!?

 

I'd be worried about gangs of pugs and corgis. They're short, so you don't see 'em until too late !

BTW ...Where are the vultures ? They should be everywhere that there are walkers.

 

maybe they got ate, if the walker wasn't moving and the vulture landed on it and started eating, the walker could have made a meal of it. Probably tastes like chicken. lol

 

Yeah, I immediately thought Rick was thinking back on the can of dog food as he prepared to cook up those dogs.

 

You have a point. Natural extension.
Maybe we'll see some walkers in near future with feathers dangling from their mouths ?

 

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and ponder this IF Tyrese was still around, would he have eaten the dog meat? Would he have tried to negotiate with them before Sasha killed them?

btw is blue font used as the sarcasm color here?

 

Her name isn't Lizzie by any chance, is it?

 

Sounds about right. My dog would also be turning doorknobs and holding a flashlight, to lead the zombies straight to his people.

 

As Clem knows, just gotta keep it short.

 

That director dog freaks me out.

 

TAINTEDDDD MEAAAAAT

But no, if animals don't get sick from eating the zombies then I feel like zombies numbers woul decline VERY rapidly. Walkers are so slow, plus there would be a ton of dogs if they aren't getting fixed not to mention bugs that would feast. Guess you have to overlook this because it is a tv show

 

I thought about that too. But if a dog ate the flesh of a dead walker, they'd either die or gotten so sick, they'd avoid them altogether.

Plus, a domesticated dog's natural hunting instincts kick in once they have to fend for themselves. Most dogs have likely been avoiding walkers, and hunting small game. The dogs threatened Rick's group because Rick's group looked healthy.