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>>2306521
Just tell them you'll pay when you get the bird.

>>2306433
C R A I G S L I S T

Also, Checked

Don't sell them too young. They still need tortoise milk for the first seven months.

>>2306595
>tortoise milk
Id listen to a band with a name like that

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>>2305655
I've heard they euthanize hamsters by putting them in a sock and slaming to the wall.

I was a stocker and it was the worst company I've ever worked for. Shitty hours and pay even by retail standards. Though I think that a lot of my problems stemmed from our gm whose mom died three times during the two years I worked there and she eventually got fired for stealing hours.

>>2305767
>>2305773
Well shit.

>>2304235
it's a mutt

>>2304235
Its a lion dumbass

Leonberger.

>>2307939
nah they're basically decoration. They don't technically eat.

They eat seeds and shit them out, they add plant diversity so we have a bit more oxygen to breathe.

>>2307939
Vultures are apparently important due to disposing of corpses and helping to prevent the spread of diseases.

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>>2307921

>>2307921
cormorant?

>>2307938
Thought it looked like some kind of cormorant, but I don't know much about water birds

>>2307878
>reptiles
>breeds
kys and back to rebbit

kys is now the most epic meme

is this just one guy saying kys everywhere or is it the new meme word we all post?

kys top hat cobra

>>2307884
Kys tbqh

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>>2307826
They are not so weird underwater.

>>2307830
This.
Deep sea creatures tend to look even more fucked up out of water or near the surface because they're made to withstand extreme water pressures.

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deep sea thread

https://youtu.be/FzFxjmr5mW8

>>2307636
Alaskan malamute. Either its a really big one, its a bit fat, image is lying, or its a hecking fluffy boy. Strong independent dogs.

>>2307636
Malamute. You don't want one.

>>2307645
>>2307644
Thanks I'm adding that to the list of potential puppers to get when I move out

Mine list:
Samoyeds
Shiba inu
Husky
Australian Shepard
Malamute

I'm a big guy and I need a big dog

>>2307629
Also found that the aquarium may of house Giraffe Catfish, Sorubim Lima and African Aluminium Catfish but the one in the picture does not look like any of the above either

Any kind of Synodontis?

Channel catfish? I see those in petstores time to time.

>>2307426
>You have to take it for a walk everyday, even with snow or rain.

Or just play fetch rigorously.

>You have to pick up his poop.

Only if you're a city fag and don't own land.

>>2307426
>You have to take it for a walk everyday, even with snow or rain
This isn't really a bad thing. Having a dog helped me become more physically active
>You have to pick up his poop
Not really an issue. It takes 1 second
>You have to hide every food you have in your appartement
Not true. Only an untrained dog would steal food
>You have to feed him daily so you cannot be away from your home one night without planning it
This is true but its not hard to ask a friend to drop by and let him out to pee and feed him. Worst case scenario, he has to go without food for a night - he wont die or anything
>It's a problem when you go on vacation (give it to someone or take it with you with all the precautions)
Again, you can leave the dog home and just ask a friend/neighbour/relative to drop by twice a day to feed and walk it if you're really unable to find a place to board him.

Owning a dog is definitely a commitment and you might have to revolve your lifestyle around it, to a certain extent. But ultimately, the companionship and love you get in return makes all of the hard parts worth it.

>>2307436
Thanks for that answer. But, did you ever regretted it? Owning a dog?
I just cannot imagine that some day I will not be tired to take him out, to have him wake up one morning, or just tired of his presence. I don't want to be the awful guy, but that's my thinking. Damn, I have the same feeling about moving with my girlfriend

>>2307387
The cassowary raises the chicks even though the mother slept with other men and the chicks may not be his. He's that much of a loving father.

>>2307398
vikings did that too

>>2307467
They aren't called Vikings anymore, just swedes.

>1 month old

Where is the mother? It's not old enough to be away from its mom. Give it back.

Otherwise take it to the vet. They'll give you advice on how to feed it and what supplemental nutrients it needs since your shitty friends took the dog before it was properly developed.

>>2307298
Damn, really?
I can't give it back, they brought it from somewhere really far. I believe it also wasn't the only pupper they gave away. My friend isn't at fault, the owner of the dogs are but it's too late now.
Well I will take it to the vet but tomorrow is Sunday so it's closed and wanted tohave a few advices until then. Thanks anyway anon

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>giving a pet as a gift when the owner has no forewarning or chance to prepare for the responsibilities of owning a pet
>giving a one month old dog as a gift that shouldn't even be separated from its mother

i cant even

shoot it

>>2307272
>wat do?
Start a bait thread on /an/ about pitbulls for the autistic screeching
I'm sure you know what I mean OP.

>>2307272
shoot it and the its owner.

>>2306966

Just wake him up if you're so lonely, geez

>>2307011
>>2307011

This is why I genuinely love this website. Everyone I know is treating me like I might top myself at the most minor of nudges, and I can always count on 4chan to ground me.

>>2306966
Cool dog m8