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10/10
would push finger knuckle-deep into butthole
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I hate my cat's balls so much.
It stands out too much in siamese cats, his body is all white, but his dick and balls are completely black.
Like, just black, not even gradient, just big black balls that he keeps waving at me.
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i can smell the piss from here
How has the pet industry managed to convince people that crating is actually good for dogs?
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This is bait
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>>2201093
No it's not.
If you do not own land don't buy a dog.
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>>2201096
I live in an apartment and I have a border collie, one of the most active dog breeds. We manage.
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My cat shits on the floor near the litter box, how can I convince him to shit inside the litter box instead? Sometimes he does it correctly but about half the time he just shits on the floor.
Picture not my cat
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Buy a larger litterbox
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>>2201073
Thanks I might try this. My mom wants to have the cat put down because of his actions.
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>>2201075
jesus killing something because it shits next to the littler box instead of inside it?
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Help me name him!
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>>2200855
Pest
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>>2200856
I found a picture of you.
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>>2200855
Speed Bump
Mutilated at Midnight (okay that's a little too long).
Coolant Commando
Heel Holster
If he's an indoor cat then he looks like a Thomas to me.
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that looks to be drawn by a 14 year old
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It has ever been my aspiration to own a Malamute.
Problem: I live in Queensland, where the Summer minimum is 20 degrees and the Summer maximum is usually 35, and can get up to 45. This is not ideal.
I have read conflicting reports of how well Malamutes can cope with this. Lower your pitchforks - I am not asking permission to leave any dog under the sun for eight hours without water or shade while I go get fucked in the ass by my boss. The dog would be inside, in the airconditioning, with water. Many people say that Malamutes are fine like this, with their exercise during the cool part of the day, and I know that people do keep them in my city and the dogs don't seem to be ill.
The problem I have is that a few people recommend not doing exercise in temperatures above 20 degrees. Problematic, for a dog I would be exercising twice daily with half-hour to an hour walks each, and longer on the weekends. Other seasons would be fine but I don't want Summer to be "stay in the house and let your brain rot" for three months. Furthermore, I don't want to be doing the equivalent of locking a lion in a 10 foot cage - sure, a Malamute might survive in this climate, but can it be happy?
I am specifically asking for people with experience keeping cold weather dogs in warm climates. Opinions of other people are not required, but I can't stop you.
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>>2200449
Get a dog better-suited for hear, anon. One that won't have to live its life on lockdown.
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>>2200449
As long as they are not out during the hottest parts of the day for too long they should be OK. Im on my second husky and live in Texas. Summers here are brutally hot and humid. Can get 45'C+ during the hottest part of the day. I try to do most of the long exercise early in the morning and when the sun goes down. Taking her out during the afternoon pretty much to go to the bathroom but not for too long.
One big thing that you have to worry about with the heat is not just the temperature, but how hot is the ground/concrete you are walking on. The ground could be twice as hot as the temp outside. So if it's too hot for you to walk barefoot, it's too hot for them. That heat can damage their pads or even cause blisters. I walk mine a few miles early morning, small short walks during the afternoon and then a few miles when the sun goes down. As long as they are not out too long during the hottest parts, carry some water with you when you are out. They will do fine
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Doggy pools and don't shave it. Does it snow there? These dogs naturally just fucking love snow. I'd feel bad to deny it to them.
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Questions That Don't Deserve Their Own Thread.
Old thread hit bumplock.
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My ~2.5 month old cat tries to suckle my clothes. Does this fuck up cats' teeth/jaws like it does human kids who suckle/suck on pacifiers for too long? If so, how do I get her to stop without making her dislike me or start sucking on different fabrics, like blankets?
I don't think it's because she's scared. She's the most fearless kitten I've ever encountered and I would be shocked to learn she does this out of anxiety. Furthermore, I know it's bad, but dry food is available all day and night (it's for my underweight, geriatric cat) if she wants it, so I doubt it's because she's hungry.
She very suddenly left her mother at 7 weeks, if this helps any. Thanks.
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>>2197019
Feed the old cat wet kitten food, it's more calories.
A kitten's baby teeth fall out around 3 months, so she's probably teething. Give her teething toys, or a damp washcloth instead.
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>>2197027
Damn, I didn't even think of teething. Thanks! I'll give the damp washcloth a go.
As for the old cat, I feed her wet food 3-4 times a day as she asks for it, and dry food is there for when I'm not there/awake to feed her. It's been very successful, but she still has a little ways to go until she's at a healthy weight again.
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seals are the funniest-looking animals ever
post pics of seals looking ridiculous
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Poor thing can't use its echolocation.
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how is this even comfortable
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/herp/ reptile classifieds for finding breeders of various scaled and sundry creatures
>kingsnake.com
>faunaclassifieds.com
>reptilescanada.com (Canadian breeders)
>Also check to see if there are any annual reptile shows/expos in your area as these are good places to find good animals from good breeders at partial discount
/herp/ officially official all purpose care sheet of wonder and magic
>sand a shit
>use a thermostat
>read all the caresheets
>set up your tank before you get your herp
>regulate temps & humidity levels prior to herp arrival
>do not fuck with (handle) your herp for at least 7 days after bringing it home and ideally wait until herp has eaten at least one meal (for snakes), two meals for lizards, frogs, etc.
>PVC tanks are way better for most applications and worth the extra money
>it is best to avoid chain pet stores when looking to purchase live animals as mass breeder suppliers are not especially careful about health and sound genetics... it often saves you money long term to spend a little extra up front to get a healthy animal
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dumeril's boas have really pretty patterns
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bath time
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I love (ID: !pLantsjHsc)
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The plant general: Tequila Agave edition
>Last christmas, agave you my heart
>But the very next day, you gave it away
Welcome to /plant/, the magical green place on this blue board. ITT: We summon plont, grow avocados and also, RIP S. Flava division. Press 'F' to pay respects.
/Plant/ is for the discussion of plants (obviously). Horticulturists, hobbyists and botanists welcome! Questions about plants? Want to show off your two inch dick-I mean plant? Maybe you want to start growing something new and exciting? Well come on over to /plant/!
Introducing a new basic caresheet with every thread:
Nepenthes Ampullaria x Lady Luck
>Does well as an intermediate, highland or lowlander
>Bright filtered sun, never direct unless you live in the tropics I guess
>Moderately high humidity, >55%
Unless you like black pitcher tendrils
>Water 3-5 times a week, with pure H2O
A dry Nepenthes is a dead Nepenthes
>Make sure medium is well draining, not too finicky about pH
I'm using 2 parts shredded LFS to 1 part bark, but that's a pretty lazy and shit media t b h
>Keep temperature above 65F at all times
>Don't induce dormancy on your Nepenthes
If it looks like it's going dormant, it's not.
It's dead.
For our carnivorous plant newbies:
Approved forums:
Terraforums.com
flytrapcare.com
Good place(s) for newbie carnivorous plant growers:
sarracenia.com
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F
Also what's a good, fast growing nepenthes species that isn't ventricosa or alata.
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Sanguinea
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>>2189782
N. ventricosa and alata are fantastic species, there's just surprisingly few people who actually grow pure ones (and alata is almost non-existent in cultivation). Anyway there are fuckloads of beginner-friendly, easy and fast species, including: maxima, boschiana, sanguinea, spathulata, burkei, petiolata, copelandii, many more. Of course hybrids will be even faster and easier, and most of the species above can be readily found in cheap BE hybrids.
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Is there any animal more smug than a patypus? 2016-07-14 03:29:23 Post No.2167277
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Is there any animal more smug than a patypus?
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I know the males are venomous I just want cuddles.
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You still haven't learned I see
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Capybaras
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This is nice thread
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HELLO DARKNESS MY OLD FRIEND
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>>2198242
It just means when he dies he's going to extra heaven
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>>2198242
GET PATRICK A GIRLFRIEND NOW
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>>2198242
literally me
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Bruner Collection No. 7 2016-08-22 23:10:05 Post No.2197059
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More of the same.
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Best guess: loose-packed rugosa colony
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Tabular coral of some sort. The hexagonal shape makes me pretty certain.
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>>2197070
There was something else growing on this colony when it died, but I don't know enough to hazard a worthwhile guess.
just why
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>kill harmless or beneficial insect
>feel bad all day
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>>2194098
>it's a "spider-bro" thread
I don't give a fuck how many flies or whatever you kill, if make yourself known to me you're getting crushed by my copy of ulillillia's The Legend of the 10 Elemental Masters. You want to stay alive and do spider shit? Stay out of my sight. That's the deal.
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>>2194101
You forgot to add "as long as you're small and harmless enough for me to kill with no risk so I can feel like a big boy".
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>>2194118
Ahh so you'll let ear wigs crawl all over you at night and recluse bite you?