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Our smallest dog(40lbs ish) suffers from the stupid. It's a pretty serious case, possibly life threatening. If you're outside he just pushes his face into the glass facing your general direction.
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smurfblue40 said:
All of our pits have been serious snorers 😴
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Get yourself a Mastiff.... Our girl Daisy snores so fawkin loud I have to throw her out of the bedroom and shut the door sometimes so my wife and I can sleep. The puppy Henry is already snoring as loud as she is and he is half her size. Luckily he likes the cool kitchen floor and doesn't sleep in the hall or our bedroom.
 
SLOWPOKE693 said:
Get yourself a Mastiff.... Our girl Daisy snores so fawkin loud I have to throw her out of the bedroom and shut the door sometimes so my wife and I can sleep. The puppy Henry is already snoring as loud as she is and he is half her size. Luckily he likes the cool kitchen floor and doesn't sleep in the hall or our bedroom.
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I had a brother/sister pair of Clumber Spaniels that could rock the house. They are notorious for snoring . Got so that if I didn't hear them I would go check . Wonderful breed of dog.
 
It might be someone’s pet I found it outside of my rabbits cage this evening just at dark. Caught it with one hand. Went to both neighbors who also have rabbits they didn’t claim it so I transported it to a park. That’s when I realized it might be a wild rabbit. :homer::lmao: He let me pet him and hold him is the second brown rabbit I’ve found in my yard this year
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TrikeKid said:
The fuckin ears...
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Our first “Bully breed” was Rose. She was a Amstaff we took in to help out a friend of mine. He once said that their ears get cropped because you never know how they are going to turn out. We took in three rescues after Rose. Only one had cropped ears. We prefer them natural, no matter which way they flop 😋
 
Mick is going on 6 years old, it's a toss up if he or one of my former border collies has been the best dog I've ever had.
I have to say Mick is very loyal and would follow my wheelchair to the end of the earth. If I'm mowing or running a tractor he stays with my chair till I get back without fail. In public he is very Leary of strangers, kinda like me.
 
Sig is off to 2 week training today. He's getting better as he gets older, but at 95# of muscle and a total spaz when the treats come out, I have been struggling getting him under control.

I think he knows...he never lays this close to me in the office.

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I took three of my new kittens to the vet... the indoor kittens to get them prepped for fixing. Not bad for five months old.

Allan, almost ten pounds and cross-eyed as can all be... he has very big frame. That is what made him indoor cat:
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Blu is about 2 weeks younger than Allan.
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Smeagol, one of the runs of her litter. Yes, named before the bottom bits showed well:emb: She has some cool markings.
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Blu is the only one that could be see some parental looks... no idea where maine coon of Allan came from nor the interesting striping of Smeg.
 
Lil'John said:
I took three of my new kittens to the vet... the indoor kittens to get them prepped for fixing. Not bad for five months old.

Allan, almost ten pounds and cross-eyed as can all be... he has very big frame. That is what made him indoor cat:
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Blu is about 2 weeks younger than Allan.
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Smeagol, one of the runs of her litter. Yes, named before the bottom bits showed well:emb: She has some cool markings.
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Blu is the only one that could be see some parental looks... no idea where maine coon of Allan came from nor the interesting striping of Smeg.
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Allan is a pretty cat. How did you pick the name?
 
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