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So... uhm... I have no idea what to say about this. You wouldn't even believe me if I told you what it was. You just... uhm...
Take a look at this video. (Unfortunately, it won't let me embed this one on LJ.)
I think the best part is that, under the vid, it says "no description available."
Take a look at this video. (Unfortunately, it won't let me embed this one on LJ.)
I think the best part is that, under the vid, it says "no description available."
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This is far from the first guy to put clothes on a monkey. I suspect it takes a bit of wrestling the first few times, but then they get used to it. Same with being strapped onto the back of a dog, I'd expect.
Goats are mountain creatures. They're good at jumping. And, when being chased by something wolf-shaped, they will naturally jump to higher ground. (It makes them harder to reach, and possibly makes it easier to defend themselves.)
Also, seeing a "cowboy" monkey riding a sheepdog as it herds goats onto the roof of a truck can have strange effects on the brain. I'm not surprised you're not forming other thoughts. ;)