Let's Talk About Dogs
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The Scoundrel
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Don't mention dogs in front of Caskur. She's on a mish to kill em all.
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WTF? Why would anyone want to hurt dogs, the best beings on the planet?
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Lily hates dogs
what kind of loathsome pig vomit doesn't like dogs?
what kind of loathsome pig vomit doesn't like dogs?
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What did we talk about in session Peanut? That's right always read the thread before popping off in it, and making an ass of you!
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You being sure to brush your teeth before biting on my ankles
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R U insane, I wouldn't even attempt that with Lokfag's mouth. Gross!
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YOu're strictly dickly huh? Faggot?
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I hope that Chinaman isn't getting ready to eat that dog... The Chinks will eat anything, and that's the scary part!
Dog falls asleep on his back after going on a dragon fruit bender.
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Do you ever say anything positive?
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Not when the lazinesss is blatent I don't, imagine thinking there was no dog thread ffs... Use the search feature before you make a new thread like everyone else does...
You do a search for "dogs" on this site and see what happens.
Now stfu and post about dogs here, or get the fuck out.
Why are so many little dogs so mentally ill?
The bottom line is that for nearly all of the 30 C-BARQ behaviors related to body size, small breeds were reported by their owners to have more problems than large breeds. The authors summarized their findings elegantly: “Generally, undesirable behaviors become more common or pronounced as height and weight decrease.” In sum, small dogs tend to have psychological problems.
The bottom line is that for nearly all of the 30 C-BARQ behaviors related to body size, small breeds were reported by their owners to have more problems than large breeds. The authors summarized their findings elegantly: “Generally, undesirable behaviors become more common or pronounced as height and weight decrease.” In sum, small dogs tend to have psychological problems.
The Prowler
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It would be so hard to lose a beautiful dog that people love like a golden retriever with such a short life.
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My first cat that I was given as a birthday gift when I turned 8.....I had until I was 26. He was a siamese snow shoe named Buttons. He was the best.
He was healthy mostly his whole life up until the end when his kidneys started failing him. He was suffering so i held him as he was euthanized. It was so hard. I would have given that cat my own organs if I could have.
He would have looked silly trying to drag your boobs while hunting a mouse....
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Yes. You’re about the same size as a Jack Russell Terrier
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I remember once our family had a cat which died. It was difficult to see it go. We all cried.
And yet I think it would be even harder to lose an adorable dog because they have more human characteristics than a cat. Therefore I'll never consider getting a dog.
Heck sometimes I even miss the neighborhood dog which passed away that was someone else's. It feels like someone died. Somehow I think the loss of a cat is easier to get over.
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One of our family pets when I was growing-up was a pug named "Buttons".
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Tho I'm more a cat person I actually like some dogs like golden retrievers more than cats. That's why it would be difficult to form a personal association with them knowing they might well pass away in as little as 10 years.
I think that would be more painful than losing a cat who can live 20 years or more but aren't nearly as 'human'.
That's the big reason I'd never get a dog.
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