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Schnauzers tend to have dry skin. It could have to do with that

Take it to the vet, moron

>>2040611
I did, and they said it could be allergies or mange, but the test for mange came back negative

>>2040029
Put peanut butter inside of it

>>2040030
Like fill the entire thing with peanut butter?

Wouldn't she just puke and make a huge mess?

>>2040036
I mean you know your dog best but people generally put some peanut butter or dog treats inside

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>buy a human
>told I can't keep it in this country

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>buy a tardigrade
>told I can keep it anywhere

>adopt kid
>suddenly prong collars and crate training is "illegal" and "child abuse"

Dr Karri and Dr Wendy are qt pies. but suddenly there are these new guys shitting everything up.

i suppose its a good thing it's expanding, for the animals at least.

wish they would stop skipping the operations though, its interesting to watch

>>2039913
I don't think it's gone to shit, i mean yeah they don't have the personality that Matt does but he does have a family and a whole other channel he has to film for.

Honestly the fact that they have more staff is good for the animals and Matt's cause. Plus it gives us more time for PEW PEW PEW!

Also I'm pretty sure he has to constantly be on the lookout for Creepy Cooter so that probably takes time away from him being able to film vet ranch.

tl;dr: yes you're gay for matt.

rest easy anon, pets are not capable of feeling betrayed or realizing somebody took it to the vet to die.

I agree. If the animal would suffer so much it would rather die then we'd see animals committing suicide but we dont see that do we. Thus it's natural to assume animals rarely if ever suffer so much they would rather die. And what right do we have to decide for them?

>>2039732
Lemmings jump off cliffs you asshat

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>>2039223
You're doing it wrong

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here's another picture

>Anything I should know about it?
Tell him to put it back.

>>2039096
/thread

>>2038843
put him in your basement or attic if you have one

chances are he came in the attic through a vent stack and found his way around via hvac ducts

>>2038857
Not OP, but another louisifag. There are no basements here because of flooding and OP said they live in an apartment, meaning they probably don't have an attic

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>>2038843
I'm in Louisiana as well. I've actually never seen one of these guys.

>>2038868
can verify lack of basements. We got people who have their houses on stilts, though. That's just as cool, right?

>>2038654
Put it in a critter keeper and feed it a cricket once a week then let it go in spring.

mist it with water

like 1 spray from far away

>try to catch spiderbro with the cup/paper method
>he dashes like a mad kenyan
>the rim of the cup crushes him in half

rip

>>2037976
He probably lived a good life. And he lived until his natural limits. That is how nature works.
My previous dog died not from natural causes which is a sad thing. He wasn't always loved and he didn't get to live to old age. Be happy yours had a full life experience.

>>2038017
I know. He lived as good a life a dog could wish for. But it's sad to know him gone. Especially since I couldn't be with him that much the last four years.

What happened to yours?

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>>2038026
I was about 15 years old. Dog was about 7. He was ignored almost all of the time. We were pretty shitty owners. He only ate leftovers, old bread or nothing at all. As my father put it: If the dog does not eat mold bread, he is not hungry. Walking him out would be at best once a day for 10 minutes. The last 2 years of his life as i matured a bit i started to really appreciate him. Sneaking food for him, taking him with me wherever i go, petting him regularly. He learned some tricks and obedience. In return the little lovely creature started to really enjoy my company, he became more alive and loyal. He started to pee on my father's pillow every day. No idea why and what to make of it (maybe he sensed i don't like my father?). We kept my parents bedroom closed but every time we forgot it open he would go and pee. One night as i was asleep my parents came home drunk from a party. And the doggy had done it again. My father got pissed and threw him out of the window. We lived on the 9th floor... I will always remember the little pooh and will never forgive my father.
Dog looked pretty much like the pic.

>>2037574
>2016
>actively trying to get toxoplasmosis
what are you even doing

>>2037591
Nigga what? I don't see the problem?
>canned food
>fully cooked chicken
>no mention of litterbox
?????

Your cat is training you to feed it fresh food.

they talk portuguese at first but the subtitles are in french and the shelter is in romania. cute video tho

>>2035682
>Romania

This literally explains everything

Fucking savages

>jamming your face right in a dogs face when it is obviously terrified
good idea

>>2040347
It hungers.

>>2040347
Beautiful absolutely stunning
He loves you.
Probably smarter than u think he looks bored

>>2040347
If only we could domesticate and breed bears to be this sized. He looks like a little bear.

>>2040300
looks like Chaetorellia australis

>>2040308
Yeah, I just found it right now. Thanks for confirming it, though. Definitely looks like the picture and apparently they like some purple flower just like the ones that my mom got as a gift last month. I guess there were larvae in it. Am I right to assume that they're not a threat to me or my stuff? Can I just keep ignoring them?

>>2040310
I don't know anything about them.
I just googled it is all.