Cute, Adorable and Uplifting: The wrinkliest puppy you ever did see.

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Bertrand Hustle posted:

Cute thread, meet Pepper:

D'aww, kitty. :3:

Hope you get along well for many years.

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Safari Disco Lion: Jul 21, 2011; Boss, if they make us find seven lost crystals, I'm quitting.

Bertrand Hustle posted:

Cute thread, meet Pepper:

Adopted her on Tuesday. The first night she was home, when I went to bed, she jumped into bed, climbed up onto my chest, and licked my nose. She slept there all night, and has slept either on me or next to me every night since. She starts purring as soon as I touch her, and her squeaky little mew greets me when I come home or if she smells people food cooking.

She's the best cat.

New kitties are the best kitties, when you're learning their personality and what they like and funny things they do. :3:

The last cat we got, Buttercup, was super terrified of everything when we got her, then after everyone else was in bed and I was up late reading, I felt a cat nose on my hand, and she mewed at me all pathetic and tiny like, and jumped up on my chair with me for pets.

# ? Jun 7, 2013 19:10

forkbucket: Mar 9, 2008; Magnets are my only weakness.

HUG ME FOREVER posted:

A cockatiel singing with piano accompaniment.

http://youtu.be/mLjqMXz4fp4

OK, this is killing me. Is this a real song? It sounds super familiar and I just can't place it. So drat adorable though. :3:

# ? Jun 7, 2013 20:37

WereVolvo: Jan 12, 2011; "Fun" is not a design goal.

forkbucket posted:

OK, this is killing me. Is this a real song? It sounds super familiar and I just can't place it. So drat adorable though.

Sounds like the ending song from My Neighbor Totoro, if I'm not mistaken.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtI1Rf_wPo0

# ? Jun 7, 2013 20:50

Invisble Manuel: Nov 4, 2009

# ? Jun 7, 2013 21:00

HelloIAmYourHeart: Dec 29, 2008; Fallen Rib

Invisble Manuel posted:

I posted that gif here a couple months ago but someone cropped out the dad in your version. Here, this one is cuter. Dads :3:

HelloIAmYourHeart posted:

# ? Jun 7, 2013 23:24

CJacobs: Apr 17, 2011; Reach for the moon!

BattleMaster posted:

Capybabies doing capybaby things. So much cuddling, squeezing, and ear nibbling

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpBjgYj1kyM

I died. I am dead. The baby capybaras were just too cute for me to handle, inform my next of kin.

# ? Jun 8, 2013 02:43

YggiDee: Sep 12, 2007; WASP CREW

Tumblr posted:

The dog has an issue where his esophagus doesn�t work right; it doesn�t get food in there right because it�s all stretched out and stuff. So what dog owners (and cat owners and I guarantee you the cat ones look goofier) do is make a highchair and feed them upright so gravity can be a hero. It�s also really cute.
The disorder is called Megaesophagus.

Here is a cat with the same disorder in his eatin� sock.

# ? Jun 8, 2013 04:17

Safari Disco Lion: Jul 21, 2011; Boss, if they make us find seven lost crystals, I'm quitting.

EATIN' SOCK and doggie high chairs I can't handle it. :psyduck:

# ? Jun 8, 2013 04:43

Hormones: May 9, 2009

YggiDee posted:

The video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUcCZTnImCI

eee!

# ? Jun 8, 2013 05:28

BetterToRuleInHell: Jul 2, 2007; Touch my mask top
Get the chop chop

I just caught this commercial yesterday and had to post it here.

I want to experience happiness like this.

# ? Jun 8, 2013 07:36

Alacron: Feb 15, 2007; -->Have tearful reunion with your son
-->Eh; Fun Shoe

Since we're apparently allowed to post pictures of pets here, allow me to post... my brother's dog.

Meet Hank. Hank is a 3 year old Weimaraner and for the record, he's almost never this subdued, but times like this when he's almost asleep are the only times we can get pictures of him.

When he does finally wear himself out, then he's a really sweet dog and loves to cuddle on the couch. According to my brother and his wife, Hank enjoys, "being the big spoon", though I'm sure I have no idea what they're talking about :v:

Recently my brother just had his first kid, Jack (that's Jack's blanket in the first picture there.) Before he was born, some friends and family were worried that Hank would be jealous of the new baby, but those of us who take care of Hank know better :smugdog:

I'm sure they'll get along just-

# ? Jun 8, 2013 08:29

Veggie Patties: Apr 22, 2010; Before I felt fine,
but now I feel weird.

BattleMaster posted:

Capybabies doing capybaby things. So much cuddling, squeezing, and ear nibbling

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpBjgYj1kyM

At first he was trying to resist the merciless ear snarfing, but finally he saw it was in vain and surrendered. "Oh god, do what you must then!" Snarf grunt snorkel smobber grumpf.

# ? Jun 8, 2013 12:01

Final Cause: Dec 10, 2005; Pretentious username

I feel pretty good today for the first time in a while because I live over the way from an idiot who I was warned about when I first moved in and who today got taken away. He�s a general small drug dealer type but what I couldn�t stand was that he verbally, and then later physically, abused his wife and kid. Plenty of people in the area knew about this and I was warned by a neighbour to steer clear of him. No one was doing anything about him though.

Anyway back in January I called the police because he was in the street yelling at his wife and the kids were crying and all that. As with these things when they turned up his partner defended him saying he�s not usually like that and he�s a good person really.

Then over the past month it has been getting worse. In one instance he threw her out and she was sat on her doorstep while he was yelling at her to find somewhere else to live. I don�t like him dealing drugs near my place nor the people he attracts nor him hitting his wife and kid so I started an E/N thread to get some ideas and people gave me some good ideas I never would have thought of such as contacting my local bobby (I live in a really small area) if the larger police force aren�t interested. The local policeman is more interested in local affairs and probably already knew of him so he could help. I also called the NSPCC and told them everything I see on a weekly if not daily basis.

Anyway this morning the police contacted me to thank me for all my help and assured me they were doing something about it. Then at lunch time today out of the blue the police raided his house. I took some pictures which you can see in the E/N thread. I overheard all the commotion and the wife didn�t come to his defence when the police officer told him he was under arrest for dealing, possession, and assault which made me feel good because I�m hoping it means that she can move on with her life. I know how complicated these things are but maybe, hopefully, she won�t defend him to the end and will leave him and he�ll go to prison and the NSPCC can help her family move on without him.

I was told the police will contact me later so I can give my evidence. I�m really hoping he never comes back so we never have to hear him shouting at his wife and kid and I never have to hear my elderly neighbour next door telling me she doesn�t go out in the evening because there are usually shady people around his place.

Anyway it's a feel good story thanks to the people in the EN thread giving good advice and taking an interest and it's good that the police did something when they had enough to go on.

# ? Jun 8, 2013 14:33

CronoGamer: May 15, 2004; why did this happen

Final Cause posted:

I feel pretty good today for the first time in a while because I live over the way from an idiot who I was warned about when I first moved in and who today got taken away. He�s a general small drug dealer type but what I couldn�t stand was that he verbally, and then later physically, abused his wife and kid. Plenty of people in the area knew about this and I was warned by a neighbour to steer clear of him. No one was doing anything about him though.

Anyway back in January I called the police because he was in the street yelling at his wife and the kids were crying and all that. As with these things when they turned up his partner defended him saying he�s not usually like that and he�s a good person really.

Then over the past month it has been getting worse. In one instance he threw her out and she was sat on her doorstep while he was yelling at her to find somewhere else to live. I don�t like him dealing drugs near my place nor the people he attracts nor him hitting his wife and kid so I started an E/N thread to get some ideas and people gave me some good ideas I never would have thought of such as contacting my local bobby (I live in a really small area) if the larger police force aren�t interested. The local policeman is more interested in local affairs and probably already knew of him so he could help. I also called the NSPCC and told them everything I see on a weekly if not daily basis.

Anyway this morning the police contacted me to thank me for all my help and assured me they were doing something about it. Then at lunch time today out of the blue the police raided his house. I took some pictures which you can see in the E/N thread. I overheard all the commotion and the wife didn�t come to his defence when the police officer told him he was under arrest for dealing, possession, and assault which made me feel good because I�m hoping it means that she can move on with her life. I know how complicated these things are but maybe, hopefully, she won�t defend him to the end and will leave him and he�ll go to prison and the NSPCC can help her family move on without him.

I was told the police will contact me later so I can give my evidence. I�m really hoping he never comes back so we never have to hear him shouting at his wife and kid and I never have to hear my elderly neighbour next door telling me she doesn�t go out in the evening because there are usually shady people around his place.

Anyway it's a feel good story thanks to the people in the EN thread giving good advice and taking an interest and it's good that the police did something when they had enough to go on.

And it's feel good that you took action and did something about it and didn't just shrug your shoulders and hope someone else would handle it. You took the initiative and worked with the police and made this happen and so you should definitely feel good about this. Well done.

# ? Jun 8, 2013 14:57

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YggiDee posted:

I am about. to. die.

# ? Jun 8, 2013 16:47

Away all Goats: Jul 5, 2005; Goose's rebellion

A corgi trying to leave a tent

# ? Jun 8, 2013 17:12

Magres: Jul 14, 2011

Final Cause posted:

I feel pretty good today for the first time in a while because I live over the way from an idiot who I was warned about when I first moved in and who today got taken away. He�s a general small drug dealer type but what I couldn�t stand was that he verbally, and then later physically, abused his wife and kid. Plenty of people in the area knew about this and I was warned by a neighbour to steer clear of him. No one was doing anything about him though.

Anyway back in January I called the police because he was in the street yelling at his wife and the kids were crying and all that. As with these things when they turned up his partner defended him saying he�s not usually like that and he�s a good person really.

Then over the past month it has been getting worse. In one instance he threw her out and she was sat on her doorstep while he was yelling at her to find somewhere else to live. I don�t like him dealing drugs near my place nor the people he attracts nor him hitting his wife and kid so I started an E/N thread to get some ideas and people gave me some good ideas I never would have thought of such as contacting my local bobby (I live in a really small area) if the larger police force aren�t interested. The local policeman is more interested in local affairs and probably already knew of him so he could help. I also called the NSPCC and told them everything I see on a weekly if not daily basis.

Anyway this morning the police contacted me to thank me for all my help and assured me they were doing something about it. Then at lunch time today out of the blue the police raided his house. I took some pictures which you can see in the E/N thread. I overheard all the commotion and the wife didn�t come to his defence when the police officer told him he was under arrest for dealing, possession, and assault which made me feel good because I�m hoping it means that she can move on with her life. I know how complicated these things are but maybe, hopefully, she won�t defend him to the end and will leave him and he�ll go to prison and the NSPCC can help her family move on without him.

I was told the police will contact me later so I can give my evidence. I�m really hoping he never comes back so we never have to hear him shouting at his wife and kid and I never have to hear my elderly neighbour next door telling me she doesn�t go out in the evening because there are usually shady people around his place.

Anyway it's a feel good story thanks to the people in the EN thread giving good advice and taking an interest and it's good that the police did something when they had enough to go on.

loving good work man. If you're in Oregon, PM me so I can buy you a beer.

# ? Jun 8, 2013 21:01

Pilli: Jul 3, 2011; Dogs have owners,
cats have staff

Man to his dog, "I went to the pet store today."
Dog, "No way!"

I'll let you discover the rest of this unusual story :3:

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

# ? Jun 9, 2013 03:18

Chexoid: Nov 5, 2009; Now that I have this dating robot I can take it easy.

Pilli posted:

Man to his dog, "I went to the pet store today."
Dog, "No way!"

I'll let you discover the rest of this unusual story

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

The guy who makes these could literally do the same video over and over again w/ different dogs, and I would watch all of them, all the time, forever.

# ? Jun 9, 2013 03:38

Snowglobe of Doom: Mar 30, 2012; sucks to be right

# ? Jun 9, 2013 08:02

moosepoop: Mar 9, 2007; GET SWOLE

I have discovered the prettiest, hairiest horse :3:

I love hairy horses :swoon:

# ? Jun 9, 2013 09:28

Pookah: Aug 21, 2008; 🪶Caw🪶

moosepoop posted:

I have discovered the prettiest, hairiest horse

I love hairy horses

That is one hell of a glamorous horse.

# ? Jun 9, 2013 10:17

Rigged Death Trap: Feb 13, 2012; BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP

Pookah posted:

That is one hell of a glamorous horse.

Draft horses are the best.
Purebreeds are massive, massive divas. Especially the arabian horse. That one is a dick.

# ? Jun 9, 2013 10:52

scamtank: Feb 24, 2011; my desire to just be a FUCKING IDIOT all day long is rapidly overtaking my ability to FUNCTION

i suspect that means i'm MENTALLY ILL

# ? Jun 9, 2013 12:58

Dick Trauma: Nov 30, 2007; God damn it, you've got to be kind.

Kookaburras are awesome and ridiculous.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qix6oUxim3Q

# ? Jun 9, 2013 19:03

Celery Face: Feb 18, 2012

Rigged Death Trap posted:

Draft horses are the best.
Purebreeds are massive, massive divas. Especially the arabian horse. That one is a dick.

Holy poo poo, yes. When I started taking riding lessons, the first horse I rode was this white arabian named Barbie. She was so lazy, sometimes she wouldn't trot even if you kicked her as hard as you could. Now I'm on a thoroughbred. :getin:

Baby lynx breaks out of its enclosure at the Munich zoo and wanders around in the area its trapped in, making bird noises.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eamcCmnmRDM

Baby orangutans cling to each other when a macaque comes near them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTvede9eWQ8

Golden snub nosed monkey.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-jhZTabU1M

# ? Jun 9, 2013 19:31

HEY GUNS: Oct 11, 2012; FOPTIMUS PRIME

I like to think that when the little grey guy grew up, s/he met the black cat (obviously the party wizard) again and they had adventures.

HEY GUNS has a new favorite as of 23:49 on Jun 9, 2013

# ? Jun 9, 2013 23:47

Pheeets: Sep 17, 2004; Are ya gonna come quietly, or am I gonna have to muss ya up?

HEGEL SMOKE A J posted:

I like to think that when the little grey guy grew up, s/he met the black cat (obviously the party wizard) again and they had adventures.

I love that the whole story is told without words, the facial expressions are perfect. And I like that the name of this story is "M", as in the M on the tabby kitten's forehead.

# ? Jun 10, 2013 00:15

HEY GUNS: Oct 11, 2012; FOPTIMUS PRIME

Pheeets posted:

I love that the whole story is told without words, the facial expressions are perfect. And I like that the name of this story is "M", as in the M on the tabby kitten's forehead.

And I love that the kittens look like a row of tabby dinner rolls.

# ? Jun 10, 2013 00:20

Pilli: Jul 3, 2011; Dogs have owners,
cats have staff

HEGEL SMOKE A J posted:

silent story

I'd like this story to come across anybody and everybody who's having a hard day, any time and every time they do. Also I hope someone one day makes an animation out of it, with pretty music and sound effects in the background. :3:

# ? Jun 10, 2013 00:26

ToiletOtter: Jun 18, 2007; Our Sammy singing a Serious solo Song.

Shi tzu stray evades animal control for 2 years, but is finally caught.
The before and after pictures are great. Good dog, Biscuit.

# ? Jun 10, 2013 01:41

Synthbuttrange: May 6, 2007

# ? Jun 10, 2013 02:03

utada: Jun 6, 2006; I had the craziest dream last night. I was dancing the White Swan.

Rigged Death Trap posted:

Draft horses are the best.
Purebreeds are massive, massive divas. Especially the arabian horse. That one is a dick.

My first horse was a four year old Arabian gelding and never was there a sweeter horse. :3:

However, my friend had an Arabian black stallion and he was horrible. She had to paint a line on the ground around his stall that marked the limits of his reach because he would bite anything that got close.

# ? Jun 10, 2013 02:59

KIT HAGS: Jun 5, 2007; Stay sweet

SynthOrange posted:

Out of all the different dogs I've had, I can definitely say that doxies have the most blissful sleepy face.

# ? Jun 10, 2013 03:37

MikeJF: Dec 20, 2003

Pheeets posted:

I love that the whole story is told without words, the facial expressions are perfect. And I like that the name of this story is "M", as in the M on the tabby kitten's forehead.

Heh, a guy over in pet island found a kitten with a forehead M a little bit back. Named him Monty after the letter.

# ? Jun 10, 2013 09:46

particle409: Jan 15, 2008; Thou bootless clapper-clawed varlot!

I'm on a weird prairie dog kick today.

Bucky the Prairie Dog's Play Time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxJEESmL70c

Prairie dog "Barky" my prairie dog doing his happy yippee and grunting sounds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oxg1fsUcRiw

particle409 has a new favorite as of 18:31 on Jun 10, 2013

# ? Jun 10, 2013 18:29

Boomerjinks: Jan 31, 2007; DINO DAMAGE

MikeJF posted:

Heh, a guy over in pet island found a kitten with a forehead M a little bit back. Named him Monty after the letter.

An "M" on the forehead is actually one of distinctive markings of a common tabby. It's not an absolute, but the vast majority of tabby cats will have an "M" in varying degress of prominence on their foreheads.

To contribute, neither of our cats like people food (thankfully!), yet they will flip poo poo if they aren't allowed to inspect/investigate whatever it is we are eating. Here is Ford with a marshmallow.

# ? Jun 10, 2013 19:58

user on probation: Nov 1, 2012; removed

Boomerjinks posted:

To contribute, neither of our cats like people food (thankfully!), yet they will flip poo poo if they aren't allowed to inspect/investigate whatever it is we are eating. Here is Ford with a marshmallow.

You either have very small hands or that is a gigantic marshmallow.

# ? Jun 10, 2013 20:04

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# ? Jun 9, 2024 13:41

Casu Marzu: Oct 20, 2008

Boomerjinks posted:

An "M" on the forehead is actually one of distinctive markings of a common tabby. It's not an absolute, but the vast majority of tabby cats will have an "M" in varying degress of prominence on their foreheads.

To contribute, neither of our cats like people food (thankfully!), yet they will flip poo poo if they aren't allowed to inspect/investigate whatever it is we are eating. Here is Ford with a marshmallow.

Where the hell do you get such huge marshmallows?

# ? Jun 10, 2013 20:05

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