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Guys, my dog just bit somebody about 10 minutes ago and I have no idea what to do, I heard a knock on my door and and I went to open it, when he suddenly came running out and bit the woman's arm, I locked him in the bathroom and I'm scared for both myself and my dog, my dog is pic related
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Did she file a police report?
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>>2340898
I don't know, it happened literally 15 minutes ago, she left when I was trying to get my dog in the bathroom so I didn't get to speak to her
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Was it bad enough she would need medical treatment?
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Hello /an/
I'm really happy to introduce you to my second kitty mom, but this one is called Vanessa. Vanessa is among the most beautiful cats I've ever seen. Imo 'Cream' would suit her better as a name, since her furr is so light and creamy.
She has five beautiful baby kittens. They are six days old.
Worry number 1:
Vanessa is really skinny, so much that you can feel her spine when you pet her. She has almost no fat and ribs are easy to count too. She is a lost cat, maybe she was abandoned by her owners, maybe she just went on an adventure. But she is definetly houseraised. She is so kind.
I just gave her some wet food to fat her up, she bailed on her kittens like a hot pan, lol.
Worry number 2: While most of the kittens eat well and keep the mom painfully busy, there is the runt of the group. He is so tiny that you can see the shape of his eyes in his skull. He reminds me of a cute bug rather than a kitten because of his head shape. He is so small. I'm legitimately afraid that he won't make it. I'm going to try to give him special milk time with his mom were he doesn't have to compete with his sibling.
I'm about to weigh them soon, but I am wondering how to tell them apart and notice the progress of each individual kitty, since they look so similar after birth.
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>raising cats
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>>2340782
Cream, as I'm gonna call her in my head, is very worried about her kittens. At the shelter she had dragged one of her kittens into the kitty litter to protect it and hide.
She copied this behavior this night in the dead hours of the morning. She had dragged two into the kitty litter and left two little babies sobbing on the floor.
After this incident we moved her crib underneath one of the desks in hopes that she might find it more safe.
And things just get harder for Cream since she is coming off some sickness, she still has a fever (a new baked mother!) and is scheduled for another penicillin syringe after eight days, just for safety.
Despite all her physical ails and former pregnancy, she has no trouble literally climbing the room, going so far as to sit on top of the window gap. The madcat.
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>>2340783
is this because I shitposted on one bird thread literally seven months ago? It was just a ruse, man.
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Please help me out bros, I rescued a chick from a cat before I left to work today and I left it on some scarf material shit and when I came back little idiot got it's head tangled and looks like it almost died of asphixia, how do I CPR this little thing?
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very carefully
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It looks like it's hanging onto life by taking one breath per second
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You rather argue over cats or dogs bullshit than helping a man save a chick's life. Good board indeed, I hope you all choke on your own saliva while you sleep
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Daily reminder that if you have to clip your dog's nails you are abusing it through neglect.
A dog should never need it's nails trimmed. The only reason that would ever happen is if you don't exercise it enough.
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Daily reminder for the date of March 23rd, 2017
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>>2341095
It's March 24th, 2017 in the civilized world.
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>>2340579
Daily reminder that if you have to clip your nails you are abusing yourself through neglect.
A human should never need their nails trimmed. The only reason that would ever happen is if you don't finger yourself enough.
I posted this on /b/ first but was referred here, so:
How to make my cat have a miscarriage without my family figuring out I caused it? Everyone else wants to keep the kittens but I don't even want the cat.
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>>2340562
Cats run away all the time anon.
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Also there's this: http://www.petmd.com/cat/conditions/reproductive/c_ct_abortion_spontaneous_pregnancy_loss
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>>2340563
I'd rather keep this as a reserve option. My kids love the fucker, it's the reason we took it in.
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Anyone ever have a Woodcock? 2017-03-23 02:31:44 Post No.2340543
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Anyone ever have a Woodcock?
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look like they might be fun. Wha U think?
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>>2340543
What exactly looks fun about a Woodcock OP? Is it the funny name? Is that the entirety of your interest in this animal? Did you make this thread because you felt clever?
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>>2340549
>Is it the funny name?
The woodcock is known by many names: Its many folk names include timberdoodle, bogsucker, night partridge, brush snipe, hokumpoke, and becasse.
Personally I'm fond of bogsucker and hokumpoke. How bout you?
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>>2340543
Yes.
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What do you think about the shoebill?
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I think it's a meme bird. Interesting, but it doesn't need to get posted over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again.
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It makes awesome sounds.
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>>2340519
Thanks for your input OP.
>he doesn't know that it shows how many posters are in the thread
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Can we get a thread going for animals mounting the wrong animal?
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>>2340420
MEANWHILE, ON CYBERPUNK /AN/...
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/an/ really isn't a good board for this meme bruh
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My electric sheep is stuck in a loop and won't stop baaing. The neighbors are starting to suspect that it isn't real. What do I do?
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>>2340461
Stop fucking it.
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Extinct plants or art from the carboniferous era 2017-03-22 10:46:12 Post No.2340369
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Extinct plants or art from the carboniferous era
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I don't see a lot of plant related threads in here, let's get one going.
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>>2340369
I'm sorry OP, I have nothing to contribute but this lowly bump. Use it wisely, for it is my only one.
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long live
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>>2340369
Its hard to find content for this.
This isnt especially aesthetic, but it might be educational.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lepidodendrales
"The closely packed diamond-shaped leaf scars left on the trunk and stems as the plant grew provide some of the most interesting and common fossils in Carboniferous shales and accompanying coal deposits. These fossils look much like tire tracks or alligator skin."
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What species of bird is this? Thought it was a flicker but the beak is too long
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>>2340350
That's a hoopoe. I saw one when I was deployed to Afghanistan. I was on guard duty, and the sun was just about to come up. It had it's back to me, so I thought it was a crow or something. But then it turned it's head and I clearly saw it's beak and mohawk. Was a very surreal moment.
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>>2340350
This is a really boring story but I'm going to post it anyway
>be 9 years old
>see a bird for a split second with a pinky/peachy top half and black and white striped bottom half before it flies away
>whoah cool
>ask Dad
>"it was probably just a jay"
>look through bird book and decide it must be a hoopoe, very rare in the UK although it is occasionally seen in the summer
>it really was probably just a jay but fuck it, child-me decides it's a hoopoe
>Hoopoe has blessed me with a sighting, it becomes my favourite bird
>be 22
>labouring hard in India(I was traveling at the time)
>pissed off, aching, tired, generally unhappy
>suddenly movement in the corner of my eye
>a few metres away, stands a hoopoe
>an actual hoopoe this time, actually blessing me with a sighting
>I watch for a few minutes before it majestically flies away
>my inner child was losing it's shit
Hoopoe is best bird.
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>>2341010
I'd like to think it was the same bird, anon.
Where were you when Dinosaur family tree was kill:
http://www.nature.com/news/dinosaur-family-tree-poised-for-colossal-shake-up-1.21681
Also, for that matter dinosaur thread
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The shit is going down.
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The fluffy ornithischians are coming... #FeathernazisRising
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>>2340245
>feathered Stegosaurus
It all makes sense now!
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Humane pest extermination 2017-03-22 05:27:36 Post No.2340160
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Why, when some people capture a pest, insist that drowning is a good way? It's slow, it's painful, and they have a tendency to thrash around the entire process.
Personally the best way is to smash the head in, break the neck, or a bullet to the brain. Furthermore, for the most part it's fairly bloodless.
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When I see a "pest" I just put him in the desert next to my house. All that ever get is one wild mouse and some camel spiders every now and then since I keep shit clean. I really don't think there's much of a real reason to kill any "pest". There's better ways to get rid of them without having to kill them.
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>>2340300
>putting it in a desert anything but killing it in a slower way
I pluck you from your home and put you in the Sahara. How long do you survive?
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>>2340160
>Why, when some people capture a pest, insist that drowning is a good way?
What third-world shithole are you from? Somewhere in Eastern Europe I'm guessing?
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Cat, rats or guinea pigs? 2017-03-22 04:52:54 Post No.2340135
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So at the moment i have 2 rats and 2 guinea pigs, i want to keep them, i don't want to give up owning each species but at the same time, i really want a cat.And don't any of you brainwashed retards say "cats are useless, they don't love you", also, i don't want to have a debate about cats, so don't even mention this bit.Anyway, i'm not sure if i can keep all 5, it just seems like too much, so which species should i get rid of? I don't even know if i want a cat because they live so long and i'll start wanting the other species to come back.
What do /an/?
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>>2340135
I mean the rats will die soon so thats a plus.
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>>2340135
You'll have to get rid of the rats, as they'll be afraid of the cats and won't enjoy interacting with you if you smell like them. They can of course eventually get over it, especially if the cat you get is very friendly with them. But its a process. Guinea pigs are retarded and run from everything so they will be the same.
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Can someone identify gull just from this pic 2017-03-22 01:57:50 Post No.2340052
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Which seagull is this, where do they live.
Pls guys we need yours help
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>seagull
Are you sure it's not a bird of prey? And no, it's way too far away. Unless you can do a CSI miami and increase the resolution. Can't see dick from that.
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>>2340054
well they sound like seagulls to me
gonna wait for better pic
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>>2340056
Try to get a picture of one that isn't a juvenile, as they are hard to distinguish with species.
Also it won't narrow your location down much, if at all.