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>>2028955
Test the waters.

>>2028955
something bad must have gotten dumped in the water.

>sleeps 3 nights a week outside
Cats should allways be kept indoors at night and when you aren't around, unless you have a catflap that lets them come and go as they please. Chances are a neighbour with more time to look after her has been feeding her and letting her in, she probably just thought "fuck it" since you don't seem to really bother with her and is living with them. Cats aren't stupid, they know a better deal when they see one. Try putting up missing cat posters, ask around the neighbourhood and check local shelters. If you do find her again, make sure you spend more time trying to socialise with her, and don't leave her outside for days at a time.

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Gustapo lives another day.

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

>>2028864
God bless you anon, when Gustapo is defeated and burned I'll be sure to post pics.

Now if you'll excuse me, I have a bug to catch.

Tell your grandma to fuck off when she does? How would she come in a situation involving hitting your dog anyway?

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helllos this is a sentence

this too

You'd be a cunt too if your grandchild was a furfag

>>2028869
I think I'd just kill myself out of shame desu

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How to make a Cat to piss out the fire.

Take a Cat and, with a glove on your hand, hold all her four feet together: then hold her head fast between your leggs: when you have so done, go to the fire, and hold up her tail, and you shall see her spout forth presently.

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How a Wager may be laid, that a Cat shall draw a simple fellow over a Pond, Moat, etc.

Take a long Rope, and tie it about the fellows middle very fast: then get the other end of the Rope on the other side of the Pond: when you have so done, tie the Cat with a small Packthred to the Rope. Now you must imagine, that the Rope must reach a good way from the Cat, and put it thorow some bushes or weeds, behinde which you must have two or three Confederates, (so that the fellow see them not.) Then, when all is ready, one must whip or beat the Cat, and then your Consorts must pull the Rope quickly over: and when he is come to the shore, they may convey themselves away; for he will have small minde to eye them.

>>2028532

Okay, that one is funny.

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>>2028361
I think I've narrowed it down to a food allergy or stress. At the beginning of December I switched him from Science Diet to Taste of the Wild puppy food with salmon as its main protein. He's had salmon treats before. It was a rocky start even though we did a gradual switch, but by now his poop is normal and he looks and acts great. However, I know that dogs (especially goldens) can easily develop allergies to proteins they've already been exposed to no matter how long they've been eating it.

On the other hand, my mom, sister, and 8 year old brother came to visit me. All of them stayed crammed in my 1-person apartment (and left it like a pigsty). My brother teased my dog any chance he could--pretending to hold treats, nagging him to do tricks, hugging him, holding his hands above his head and yelling, etc. He started licking his paw the night before they left, but I didn't think anything of it. I found the hotspot the morning after they left.

He is licking his other paws, but he stops when I notice and tell him to knock it off. Otherwise he's been acting normally. Very playful, eats normally, not lethargic, etc.

Obviously there could be a totally different reason why he's licked himself like this and those are just the two most obvious things that stick out to me. Mostly I want to know how to keep it from getting worse until I get to the vet tomorrow.

Currently I'm distracting him with a huge rawhide chew, but I don't like him having rawhide so I'm forcing him to take frequent breaks throughout the day.

>>2028335
mixed emotions

>>2028335
Didn't click, but judging from the name of the url, it's some typical US army worshipping. Happy we don't do that shit where I live.

>>2028667
No its about a dog Emma that was adopted from Special Needs Animal Rescue and Rehab (SNARR) and was born with severe paralysis in her back legs. Emma has had several wheelchairs. Unfortunately, she refuses to use any of them. We have had custom ones made even she’s always been this way. Emma has no idea she’s ‘special.

But the inability to use her hind legs has never slowed Emma down — especially when it comes to showing some love for her dad.

>>2027980
Go to the Florida keys.

>Like, an actual descendant of a Hemingway cat
Adopt a polydactyl from the same region. They just run around on the museum grounds, so chances are their genes have spread pretty far.

>>2027767
>>>/out/

>>2027778
This might be the first time I've ever seen a link to /out/ be used to actually direct the person to /out/.

>>2027392
Abtw it has Way Way more patches than this.

to narrow down diagnosis, without seeing the plant itself, we need all the info you can give.

light exposure, watering schedule, relocation, etc etc anything relevant.

>>2027454
but on a different note, the most common mistake for succulent care is over/under watering.

Overwatering can lead to rot (kinda resembles your plant). Underwatering the plant will wrinkle the plant, or whither in a more obvious way.

looks more male to me but im no expert

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>>2027320

Don't project your binary gender social construct on the guinea pig let it choose its own genders.

Umm is it wrong this makes my dick move?

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>>2027314
>I adopted a new dog.
Give your dum dum some time. I thought the shepherd mix bf adopted was retarded, but after 10 months of having him he's finally letting loose catching on to chasing squirrels and geese (partially my fault since I run after them just to see them fly). He hated stairs when we lived in our last apt, our new apt has none and he fucking loves it. Take him for hikes and see how he does there. I'm pretty sure your vet can do an eye exam if you're actually worried about it. Just sounds like he's getting to know his surroundings/territory.

crash*

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>>2027126
Good source of food for snow people.

they beat a polar bear in a fight

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykwqXuMPsoc

I used to like them until I saw them at that angle. They look like they have a giant splinter or something.

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