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Neddy Seagoon posted:Sorry, but I just can't see how - he doesn't look like a bitch. Then why do you keep trying to gently caress him like one? EDIT: Nvm you're not Morally Inept.
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Anyone ever posted this before? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/costa-rica-land-of-the-stray-dogs_us_56fc7b49e4b0daf53aeeb271 I kinda want to move and get a job working there.
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Basebf555 posted:Anyone ever posted this before? Just don't get dog turd pick-up duty
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Kwyndig posted:Crows are pretty smart, they and the whole corvid family are avid tool users, including using cars to crack nuts (waiting for the light to turn red to pick them up). Here's a video with David Attenborough! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGPGknpq3e0
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Basebf555 posted:Anyone ever posted this before? What are the customs requirements for bringing an adopted dog back into the US? That has to be a hassle.
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luloo123 posted:Here's a video with David Attenborough! First time I saw this I said "you're making GBS threads me" at my screen. Not only do crows use tools, they make tools. And they even use tools for recreation: https://youtu.be/3dWw9GLcOeA One of the related videos is titled "casual understanding of water displacement," and dammed if it doesn't deliver. https://youtu.be/ZerUbHmuY04
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So it turns out I have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Please post your favorite cute picture.
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Norse Code posted:Cockatiel singing Totoro  Such a good bird!
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Sociopastry posted:So it turns out I have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.     
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Blue Footed Booby posted:First time I saw this I said "you're making GBS threads me" at my screen. We are truly doomed if they all band together.
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vaguely posted:schroedinger was the scientist, it's actually schroedinger's monster What say you, Schrode, is the belly a trap?  Answer unclear...try again later.
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I think that dog is approaching critical mass. Hit the deck! 
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luloo123 posted:We are truly doomed if they all band together. They've done experiments and it turns out they do band together. And they tell each other who the bad humans who harass them are. So that crows that you've never interacted with will attack you for annoying their friends.
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Welp if I get a new avatar I know what it will be! (I love this)
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If you get REALLY unlucky, you learn why it's called a murder of crows
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:If you get REALLY unlucky, you learn why it's called a murder of crows 
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MikeJF posted:They've done experiments and it turns out they do band together. And they tell each other who the bad humans who harass them are. So that crows that you've never interacted with will attack you for annoying their friends.
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Stroop There It Is posted:Welp if I get a new avatar I know what it will be! (I love this)       
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vaguely posted:and if you're nice to crows, they and their friends might do favours for you!!! Plus they love learning!  
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AnimalChin posted:why it shaky? Judging by the tongue action, its human is probably holding food or treats.
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My neighbour baked some cookies for my dog. They were gifted to me with very specific instructions that I was to offer up the cookie in the bag to see what my dog would do. (My neighbours are retired and sweet and weird, so I figured I'd go along with their instructions.) I gave the bag to Cohen. She wasn't too sure what to do with it at first, so she just carried it around by the handles for a while. Then she stuck her nose into the bag and grabbed the cookie and carried the whole thing around like this for 5 minutes or so. Eventually she decided to get destructive and ripped the whole thing apart and got her treat. 
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Dibs on the origami shark.
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BlueKingBar posted:Dibs on the origami shark. We [ ] demand, [x] politely suggest you utlize The Cutest Carcharodon as your title text.
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Here is my namesake being his usual fluffidiot self. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuIYrdvcqw8 I love him so much.
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Could it be made so that these all run after each other? Because I think I've been here about half a decade, I may need an avatar.
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!!! Ahh~ Good work!
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AnimalChin posted:why it shaky? That looks to me like a grey poodle puppy, and yes, it's probably waiting for a treat. Poodles combine a great temperament with high intelligence, with the proviso that they're also the most sensitive souls in all the canine kingdom; almost any excitement gets them quivering like that when they're tiny, and they still do it to some extent when they're grown. My parents got a poodle pup for me when I was a child, and we all quickly learned that these dogs literally live to please, and that obvious human disapproval pains them. You can't just yell 'Naughty! No!' at a poodle, or it will have an existential crisis. On the other hand, they are the most teachable of all dogs because they bask in praise like a drug; there's a reason that circus dogs are almost always poodles. Our poodle could do that 'Lassie' thing where you say 'Bring [this person] here', and they do it (although admittedly, only within the house and garden, and with people she knew well -- not at a range of several miles, and with people she'd only just met). I really miss that dog .
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Carnival of Shrews posted:... Our lab could do this, as well as go and get various objects, and direct your attention to problems he wanted resolved. So my mom used to put a sheet over his bed because it was easier to wash. One day, Gus walked up to mom and gave her his wrinkled forehead of great concern. He then led her to his bed, picked at a dirty spot with his teeth, then glared at her. His sheet was too dirty and he wanted a new one. He did poo poo like this all the time. Gigantic butthead. quote:I really miss that dog Saaaame.
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my cat is norris posted:Here is my namesake being his usual fluffidiot self. I love his face I can't deal with it. Also, he looks like my (late) cat Igor. I miss that little buddy and his lil' ballerina feets.
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cash crab posted:I love his face I can't deal with it. Also, he looks like my (late) cat Igor. Grey cats with white eyeliner are a special weakness for me
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Josef bugman posted:Could it be made so that these all run after each other? Because I think I've been here about half a decade, I may need an avatar. They're only a single loop of animation, and stringing them together while keeping them at a decent little loop of animation for each would break the 100kb limit. You must choose... wisely...
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Crossposting from the schadenfreude thread: Who's a good dog?!?!?
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