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min pin beagle

>>2296132
It's a mutt
>I sulved duh misstree, Yay me!

All of them

Why I never go to the vet anymore. I think he will outgrow it once he has established his territory. Did he do this where you lived prior?

>>2296102
yes, it started when the neighbor cats would pee on our door

Clean where the other cat is pissing. Clean all of the piss up really good.

Getting the neighbor cat to GTFO is paramount. Is there a way you can prevent the neighbors cat from pissing on the outside of your house? Bc your cat feels threatened and pissing is he's way of marking his territory. How long has he been doing this?

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>>2295898
Why do you threaten me stranger I only ask for sustenance

>>2295900
I have no coconuts for you brother

>>2295887
>seals
Holy fuck Alaska is scary.

Also neuter your goddamn dog.

>>2295909

>Also neuter your goddamn dog.

I have absolutelty no reason to neuter him and I want him available to stud when we want to get another pup.

>>2295925
Neuter your fucking dog

it will probs get lonely.
keeping chickens inside is the worst idea ever, the smell and hygiene. dont get a hatch, build one out of pvc and chicken wire. chickens might stay on your lap but i think they lack a sphincter so they'll just go whenever. a chicken costs $5, the food $20 a month, the coup is $60. all of this will give you minimum set up but they roam and arent the best pet.

ideally a pen should cost more, they should have free roam of a yard and good food encompasses fresh greens and bugs to.

just get a rat or something though it sounds like you want a cat

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>>2295811
chickens are social animals, OP. Don't make the same mistake i did.
>buy hen
>keep her in my garage. so cute
>feed her corn and let her run around the yard eating bugs in the warm weather
>slowly, she seems less happy, more sluggish
>one fateful day, go into the garage
>she's dead.
>she left a note, but i can't read her handwriting...it's chicken scratch

>>2295811
They're good outdoors animals, bad indoors. They'll shit everywhere, and sometimes it can be some pretty nasty wet shit.

They didn't have teeth. When I read this years ago(I want to say 2009) I remember them saying they had to destroy them for ethical reasons but now when I look it up their reasoning is because they didn't survive long enough to hatch.
I think they would have hatched them if they could.

>>2295735
This was a more recent one. I believe 2015 or 2016. I could be wrong.

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Are you me OP?
I want a dino chicken more than anyone.

It is justified in some cases.

>>2295695
can you elaborate?
I've had awful experiences on Prozac and other SSRIs and if these kitties are feeling anything I felt I feel terrible for them, cat is not for mind numbing medication

>medication is bad
Like humans, animals can have psychological issues. Also like humans, just because some medication doesn't work for you doesn't mean they're all bad or it won't work wonders for someone else. I'm not on anything but I've had some truly awful experiences before I did get something that helped. I also think could be harder to treat animals for psych issues because we are self aware and can understand when and why we are just being 'crazy'.

I don't think pissing on the couch warrants for medication though and I think alternatives should be tried first.

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>>2296232
10/10 for that lovely beard

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>>2295615
Looks like a sweetie pie

>>2296232
Cool looking but barks a lot?

Here is my new pupper

As puppies they can be spazzy and piss everywhere since their bladders are teeny tiny. Moreso than other breeds. Not patrician. Annoying tho.

They're actually pretty good dogs if you put the time in from a puppy.
If you give them 2-3 good runs a week they'll be happy couch doggos the rest of the time.

>>2295607
The ones I have known are super sweet. Little dogs like this can be hard to potty train tho and even years later might sneak off to pee in the house if they think they can get away with it.

highly problematic.

>>2295566
Does this mean that one day I will really be able to undergo surgery to become transattackhelicopter?

>>2295589
A men can dream.

>>2295537
Their feet are incredibly strong, and they wear their prey down by their lung piercing grip as they tear their throats open with sharp beaks.
There is little harm a deer and fox can do with those talons digging in their neck, the eagle a safe distance away from teeth or hooves.

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>>2295537
getting these rammed into your flesh at high speed doesn't really allow for much of a counterattack

>>2295558
tuck and roll

Try putting your dick in it.

Definite anal gland inflammation. Take him to the vet. Does he show a lot of pain when pooping? Kinda hangs out in the litter box and then paces a bit? Do you feed him dry food? They look like they may be impacted. You can empty them yourself at home, but I would definitely take him to a vet first because you don't want to hurt him if they're stopped up.
I'm addicted to these videos, by the way. They're better than zit popping videos.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quzJ4jSXd1M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8jM6Ai6piI

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>>2295424

Thank you for the quick reply!

She does eat dry food, yes. She doesn't seem to show any more discomfort while using the bathroom than normal (she's always been a bit of a weirdo around her litter box) and the area around them doesn't look inflamed. She's never seemed to show that it was bothering her. Admittedly, however, I'm not keen on the signs to be watching out for. She's actually the first cat I've had.

I'd rather get a vet to help her if at all possible. I'm not confident in my ability on something like this and I want to make sure nothing goes wrong.

Photo included of her that's much more flattering.

>>2295313
that sucks man my condolences

>>2295313
Why would you feel a 6 month old python fuzzies? That's why it's dead.

>>2295313
>coconut fiber substrate fills mouth (he ate a week ago)
impaction probably

Yes , they dream. The small ones dream more often than the big ones but the big ones have longer dreams. This is from the book I bought to learn more things about what my doggo likes.

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My dog barks in her sleep. Probably dreaming about killing pedestrians that walk by our window.

>pic related. It's her.

>>2295091
Woof woof doggo!

A better pet

>>2295042
babby mantis?

>>2295044
fpbp