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His seizures burn calories v0v
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Kramjacks posted:Here is someone else's dog ahhhhh they got it wet
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movax posted:ahhhhh they got it wet I really really wanna name a corgi Gizmo  but instead anime idiots just name their corgis after god drat anime dogs(Ein or some poo poo)
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Cole posted:I like the name thunder its p cool but those ironic dog names can only go so far u know
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I almost named Crackers "Thundercles" But she's too drat cute/little for a metal name like that
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Helldump Immunity. posted:His seizures burn calories v0v
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jealous big red? lol jk!
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Putting down one of my two dogs tomorrow. FML
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baupdeth posted:Putting down one of my two dogs tomorrow. My condolences. Pette that dogge tonight.
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baupdeth posted:Putting down one of my two dogs tomorrow. gently caress. Sorry dude.
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kelvron posted:My condolences.
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kelvron posted:My condolences.
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pet all dogs but especially pet that dog
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baupdeth posted:Putting down one of my two dogs tomorrow.
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Sorry about your dog bro 
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Fister Roboto posted:Sorry about your dog bro This made me a little misty-eyed, although if I think about it a bit I realize it's horseshit. It doesn't take much for a dog to connect the human's movements to the car turning. I got a giggle out of making my last dog fall over in the passenger seat because I would slide my hands on the wheel like I was turning it really fast and she would lean into it.
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Yeah, lots of dogs are definitely smart enough to figure that out. The part about it being a magical adventure box is still true though 
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Dunno if this has already been posted but whatevs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwGnCIdHQH0
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Helldump Immunity. posted:Dunno if this has already been posted but whatevs drat man.
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Sorry about your dog, man. I had to put my dog down a little over 3 years ago, so I know how you feel. I hope this can help you feel a little better.  
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Guys, come on, there are onions on my sandwich.
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Want to throw that ball. Shame about Irish wolfhounds. They are obviously the best dogs; giant, loving, playful, scraggly dogs roughly the size of a small horse. No exaggeration, when they stand on their hind legs they can get up to like seven feet tall. Thing is, though, that size to lifespan correlation holds true for them, they only live for about five to seven years before dying, usually of bone cancer or heart problems. I'd love to get one, but from the day I brought him home I'd basically be in tears like "you are going to be dead before I know it.  " I have somewhat the same anxiety with dogs in general but with an Irish wolfhound it would be a lot worse because they just have really short lives and there's no way around it.
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I always thought it would be awesome to have a wolfhound, but I'd basically need to own a few acres to make sure he has room to stretch his legs.
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Mr. Nice! posted:I always thought it would be awesome to have a wolfhound, but I'd basically need to own a few acres to make sure he has room to stretch his legs. Not really. They're pretty docile dogs and love to lounge about. They need exercise like everyone else but not an extraordinary amount, a good walk once a day should suffice. The main problem with them (Besides their short lifespans and tendency towards health problems) is that they eat a lot of food.
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Yeah the 2 irish hounds I've dealt with were the laziest when left to their own devices.
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thehumandignity posted:Not really. They're pretty docile dogs and love to lounge about. They need exercise like everyone else but not an extraordinary amount, a good walk once a day should suffice. The main problem with them (Besides their short lifespans and tendency towards health problems) is that they eat a lot of food. That's the same with Bella. I take her out to a huge park once a week to really let her run and that's done wonders to keep her slim and her joints in good shape. But beyond that, one good walk a day is enough to keep her happy. Also, she's a small Great Dane (125 pounds) but she still eats four cups a day, plus whatever she can scam.
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damnit i was just about to post this
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holy poo poo, that owns 
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I've been lurking this thread for a while so I thought I'd finally contributeXemloth posted:
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drat, and I thought my dog was smart. I wouldn't even be mad if Bruce did that, that's impressive.
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It looks like that dog is immune to burning itself on hot things, or so I hope. 
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Reverand maynard posted:rip his balls
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The cone of shame.
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