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>>2390254
Designer mutts that promotes shitty BYB practices.

>>2390254
Smart dogs but are difficult to control. They get big fast so if you don't start training them immediately they'll run your house. Taken care of two labradoodles and both were able to open their crates from the inside within a few months and tried to tear up the owner's homes.

The only people who like labradoodles are people who own labradoodles

pls help

>>2390220
I'm not sure what I'm even looking at. Is that on your cat? Is that the "Thing" it dragged in? Honestly looks like a dog or cat's toe.

>>2390220
More angles plz

Cheers to Oliver, a handsome old devil.

Sorry anon, he was a really handsome car.

>>2390088
>20 years
damn

>shitty phoneposter with a shitty cat
hooray

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>>2389774
/thread

>>2389775
It's quite obvious the dog got spooked from the cameras though.

>>2389776
>aggressively grabs dog by the top of the snout
>doesn't know how to disengage after the dog threatened him
>that fucking kick
/thread stands

Moar Aero-Punpy nao, pliss.

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now look at this miniature doggo

>legs are hydraulic pumps
>blood is hydraulic fluid
badass lil fellas

>>2389522
I was just waiting for it to get annoyed and give him a nibble.
Adorable.

It's a Guineafowl.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guineafowl

brown chickluse

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Hate your neighbors?

Raise guineabirbs.

There are a lot of things to be sad about, it's important to find nice things to balance it out or you'll have a big problem

It's ok anon. You're going to die too.

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>>2389471
>the vaquita will go extinct in your lifetime

>>2389297

>should I be scared

Yes.

>>2389297
>doesn't seem to be anymore of them

Oh sweet little naive OP, to be so innocent once again.

THERE ARE ALWAYS MORE.

>>2389297
Prepare for hell, OP.

I had bedbugs for years, only thing that got rid of them was moving. Most of my stuff has been sealed in plastic bags for months since I'm worried about them being on it, but I have a lot of shit I can't afford to just toss

sounds like ya super goofed

when they are buppes you routinely just take stuff away from them while they are enjoying it so they learn it belongs to you, not them, and if they are mad about it they can't hurt you
good luck when full grown doggar

>>2389247
Contact a trainer. Seriously. The trainer I took my dog to said the worst case she ever dealt with was a lab that was toy and food aggressive. One day when the wife was trying to pull the lab out of a tipped over garbage can he clamped down on her arm and ripped it to shreds. Luckily for the lab the family was rich and nuts and didn't put him down, but the trainer loved telling that story because it was a classic case of "his aggression is no big deal, he would never hurt us" and why it's essential to address that behavior before someone winds up in the emergency room.

>>2389247
kek this >>2389249
My dog would grow when he was a puppy whenever I would take food away from him. Same with toys. Before he reached 6 months he was eating from my hands. But whenever anybody takes away any toy from him he'd expect you to play with him

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RIP in piece kitter :(
Here's my friend's cat giving his best Quasimodo impression.

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rip in pizza :(

If you're just holding them temporarily, all they need is a bowl full of dechlorinated/filtered water at room temperature.

>>2388970
Yeah they need water filters, heavy duty, and oxygen dispersal.
I give you 8 hours before half your house smells of shit, piss and death.

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>>2388968
Cool, that's what he's got for now.

I thought about keeping him but I don't know how long they live (Google says 3-4 or 4-8 years) and he seems pretty old already judging by size.

If I were to keep him, what's the upkeep ike and what long-term things should I think about?

Have you... never seen raspberries before in your life?

>>2388668
They aren't common here at all. I don't even know what they taste like. Thanks anyways!

>>2388663
>millenials

Try a Chinese restaurant.