Hookabelly
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How do you teach true human fear? You mean so she's afraid like a person or is afraid of people? Can she eat normally now or did she have surgery on the pallet?
Show your pets.
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Yessica...
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I don't really have pets, this is Henry - my new buddy and friends dog.
He makes me want to be a better man...
I want a little dog. Maybe even smaller than this one. Just a little guy I can carry around with me.
I never looked into it much. My job had me away all the time and I would never have been able to take care of an animal.
But NOW, I rarely have to leave for extended periods. I could TOTALLY get a wee dog.
I love the Pomski. I think they are pricey as fuck. And probably not hypoallergenic. I need a dog for nerds. haha
He makes me want to be a better man...
I want a little dog. Maybe even smaller than this one. Just a little guy I can carry around with me.
I never looked into it much. My job had me away all the time and I would never have been able to take care of an animal.
But NOW, I rarely have to leave for extended periods. I could TOTALLY get a wee dog.
I love the Pomski. I think they are pricey as fuck. And probably not hypoallergenic. I need a dog for nerds. haha
Indagrow
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She can eat normally sometimes she gets food stuck but we feed her slow to avoid it. Just have to clear her out once in a while. She has already been ridding on my quad with me, it's something I do with my dogs just try to do things that scare myself with them. They fucking love it and turn out little adrenaline junkies. The puggle comes running when I start up any of my toys wanting to go ridding. Leaves them with a deep trust for you it's like they know their life is in your hands and they are comfortable with it.
Surgery isn't covered by insurance she's already a 9k plus dog from what she's gone through so far I'm trying to figure out how to go about this. Had her less than a year so she could grow into it and it will just be a fissure... Hoping that's the case
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Hookabelly
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Geez dude! I guess I feel like an ass for complaining about my $1600 vet bill last week. I think you may be at risk for spoiling your kids rotten when you have them.
. Glad you take such good care of her. I just love the French bulldogs. Not sure if I'll ever own another dog though but if I do, that's the breed I'd choose.
Pro tip, date an ENT surgeon, introduce her to the cutie pie, problem solved
Krippled
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Oreo
TommyDuhCat
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The black one is Tommy, he is 7 or 8 months old, playful, and extremely fast. He plays fetch for as long as I will keep throwing his toy around. I couldn't decide on a name for him. So he is called Devin, Tommy, or most often, Nergal (any metal fans here?).
The "perfectly roasted marshmallow" colored cat is Link. He is old, gay, and was born in Guam (for real). An accomplished marathon lounger, he doesn't do much except eat, puke, eat more, take a shit, and find somewhere comfortable to gain the energy to do it again in a few hours. He loves men and shoes, doesn't care much for women.
They're my homies.
The "perfectly roasted marshmallow" colored cat is Link. He is old, gay, and was born in Guam (for real). An accomplished marathon lounger, he doesn't do much except eat, puke, eat more, take a shit, and find somewhere comfortable to gain the energy to do it again in a few hours. He loves men and shoes, doesn't care much for women.
They're my homies.
