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Ama mates

It was actually a amatoxin mushroom

You mean this one? >>>2365707
Nice going, retard.

actually the owners are retarded and not the dogs.

poodles are good dogs but for some reason attract the most idiotic people.

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Poodles look just fine when their owners don't give them a ridiculous show trim. From what I've understood, the breed is pretty intelligent and capable, too.

>>2353125
>the tail on the left one

IT BEGINS

it's not unusual, but i wouldn't say it's normal. as long as he's healthy, i wouldn't worry about it.

have you tried giving him less food?

>>2375591
Usually I give him around 1/2 a cup to 1/4 a cup less than what the bag says as per vet instructions and because i know those bags are just trying to sell more food.

I could try reducing that a little more and see how it goes.

But yeah he's healthy though so I guess it's okay. I'll see what the vet says next checkup.

Try reducing the amount of food you give him, this sounds like a dog who isn't quite as eager to eat because he is overfed (not that I am saying he is fat, he looks at a healthy weight). Some dogs can eat until you can roll them and others are a little more conservative and only eat when they are hungry. I wouldn't worry but see if he becomes more eager if you cut back a little on the amount you offer.

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>>2375186
it's strange

>>2375186
Maybe they are anally very warm and perhaps do not generally show signs of being a threat.

Perhaps they produce an odor that attracts other creatures.

What if they have an odor that does the opposite, at least against mosquitoes. Thus animals use them as repellant.
Possibly all of the above.

>>2375252
TYPO
>Maybe they are ACTUALLY very warm and perhaps do not generally show signs of being a threat.
The typo just made it weird...

one less outdoor cat

>>2374983
If they are cats I don'r really mind.

Cats die everywhere it's insane. Everytime I see a cat.
It's fucking dead. What's wrong qith them
On the streets on the park, over a wall. Under a tree
Wtf. What's wrong with cats? Do they just die in random places?

I've never found a dog dead anywhere

But who really cares. Cats are shit anyway. But cats are not at fault. Cat owners are the worst of real life

>>2375046
Though had it been a dog i would probably had taken it home (4 am so) and then take it to a vet for cremation or something like that. But yeah cats are fucking stupid.

>>2374907
Pine. Location would be a huge help.

>>2374913
i dont know, not my pic, all i know is its somewhere in the western US

Pinus ponderosa

>>2374833
Somehow convince an entire group of people that keratin won't fix their peckers?

>>2374847
They're protected by armed guards. The problem right now is how to get their numbers up from 3 to something not horrifyingly low.

genocide nogs
genocide chinks
preserve their DNA for a more compassionate era (lol) when we have the resources and technology to resurrect recently-extinct species

>>2374808
Unless he's actually injured, find the nest and put him back. Or if you can't find the nest, make a fake one and put it near where you found him.
If he's actually injured, you need to find a wildlife rehab near you and get him to them.

Seems to be in good health wings flapped find seemed very calm when I picked it up, We knew of an abandoned nest and I tried to put it into it but he jumped out enthusiasticly when I put it in parents seem to be circling though it could be wishful thinking so I made my self scarce I really hope it makes it

>>2374819
It still looks too fluffy to me, but most baby birds do go through a stage of leaving the nest while still not being ready to fly and just bob around on the ground for a while while the parents watch. Maybe he's just an early bloomer or something, but his wing feathers look developed.

>>2374652
Make sure you exercise him regularly or he'll get bored and destroy your stuff.
Border collies are very intelligent and energetic and will find ways to entertain themselves if they don't have anything to do.

>>2374652
Call him Lil' Man

good

fuck your shitty cat

>>2374612
nice. I love eagles. hopefully you get eaten by one too

Teaches you a lesson, next time buy a falcon, birds of prey have proven themselves the superior species

>>2374372
Take them to a shelter. If they're young enough that one of them still has its eyes closed, then they're too young to toilet by themselves. Even if you can get them to eat and drink, you'll still have to wipe their bottoms so many times per day to stimulate toileting, and I don't think I really have to tell you how unawesome that is.

>>2374372
I honestly hate you kind of people.
>oh hey, just walked outside
>litters of kittens everywhere
>I'm just gonna pick them all up and bring them home. They don't run
what the hell? How do you people find so many kittens that are so willing to be handled? I found maybe 1 over my whole life and it sure as hell wasn't going to allow someone to touch or pick it up.

>>2374838
I think it's fine if they are ill like OP mentioned. But he should definitely take them to a vet for proper care. Maybe get them on some anti biotics before returning them to the mom

Did you wrap him up in a warm blanket? He could have true shock and die from being cold.

>>2374211
Should I? It could be too stressful for it, plus I don't want to cause further harm to it. But im no where near an expert on this.

>>2374212

I understand. If it doesn't look to be hurt enough to have trauma you might maybe could give it a small heater by the cage. Shock can really hurt the little guy. He looks to be not that bad off, but worrying the worst can be the best.

Tie his collar and leash to another dogs collar and leash and take them to a large open field where the leashisn't going to get caught on shit.

My aunt did this for her blind lab with dwarfism.

That's such a cute doggo! I love labs.

No experience with blind dogs here, but maybe you could like tape something to his head, similar to like a blind persons walking stick but much shorter (just to it goes right beyond his nose), that way he won't bump into things!

This could be an awful idea, like I said I have no experience. You would have to take it off when he eats I guess. I also just realized you could put a cone on him too...

Give him plenty of kisses for me

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Dance! Dance for his QoL!
Yeah! Summer is comin!

https://youtu.be/UKGJ3KRwjtg

>>2374147
Honestly, you probably know more than the average /an/ user does at this point. You realize most of us just google shit and act like we know things, right?

It doesn't hurt to ask I suppose, but hey, thanks.

Seems like a lot of work just to not have to house him alone. it's uncommon but some rats NEED to be alone

It'd probably be easier for you to put him in his own cage next to your other ones so he can see them but doesnt have to worry about them