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Foxhound posted:Loaf of dog jumps fence in slow-mo: They always look so happy when they commit some act of mayhem.
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Here are some old-rear end pictures of my cats Cowboy Dan and John McCain when they were babies    they're grown ups and assholes now
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Calico Heart posted:Here are some old-rear end pictures of my cats Cowboy Dan and John McCain when they were babies Sounds like some pretty appropriate naming going on here
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Foxhound posted:Birb being an rear end: It's just very angry.
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EmperorFritoBandito posted:Details. Tendai posted:My childhood dog was a sheltie  All three shelties I've owned have all come from the same breeder; she's been breeding shelties for over 40 years now. We didn't know it when we first got Zero, but it turns out that Zero is Dioji's nephew. Also, Zero is the first puppy we've owned. The other two shelties were acquired at 18 months, so a significant number of training challenges were already overcome. Zero is...well, he's young enough that he expresses a complex array of emotions and feelings via biting and peeing. Lots of biting and peeing. He's worth it, though! 
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Good choice. He/she will be a little shitlord
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Foxhound posted:Birb being an rear end:  Grey Fox posted:Also, Zero is the first puppy we've owned. The other two shelties were acquired at 18 months, so a significant number of training challenges were already overcome. Zero is...well, he's young enough that he expresses a complex array of emotions and feelings via biting and peeing. Lots of biting and peeing. He's worth it, though! Agh I forgot how fuzzy sheltie puppies are lookathimaaaagh
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I didn't realize they sold catnip scented shampoo.
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Dienes posted:I didn't realize they sold catnip scented shampoo. My cat used to lose her goddamn mind at my shirts on the floor and I couldn't figure out why until I noticed she always went for the underarms. Something in my anti-antiperspirant drove her batshit and it was hilarious.
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I'm the caretaker for a disabled Iraq vet, and pretty much all he does in life now is play video games, lay in bed when the pain's too bad, and go outside to smoke. In the year we've lived here, he's met and befriended all the neighborhood cats during his smoke breaks, and he'd let them inside on the 100-degree+ days for some cool water and air conditioning. He gets super excited talking about how Big Fuzzy finally let him scratch her tummy, or Bob the bobtail loafed on his lap and fell asleep. Saturday morning, I got up and he had the biggest poo poo-eating grin. Overnight, he had met a new stray kitten who ate the kibble he put out like it hadn't eaten in days, and then followed him in the house like she owned the place. He had scooped some dirt into a cardboard box for a litter box and made her toys out of 550 paracord. Even typing up this summary, I'm tearing up because of how goddamn happy this kitten has made a dude who, on most days, feels that he's useless because his TBIs and broken spine leave him unable to be what he trained for years to be. But this little shithead has already adopted him as her bestest friend. May I present, Sandy Derpington XII: Loafing on the windowsill:  Napping on the carpet:  Stealing my pizza:  She's still super skittish around me, but lets him brush her. And yes, I went and got a pan and litter and all that jazz, but she still prefers the paracord toys.
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Sep 27, 2015 22:24
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Oh my god! That cat is asserting affectionate dominance!!  That is an incredibly sweet story! 
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Steven CatFingers posted:I'm the caretaker for a disabled Iraq vet, and pretty much all he does in life now is play video games, lay in bed when the pain's too bad, and go outside to smoke. In the year we've lived here, he's met and befriended all the neighborhood cats during his smoke breaks, and he'd let them inside on the 100-degree+ days for some cool water and air conditioning. He gets super excited talking about how Big Fuzzy finally let him scratch her tummy, or Bob the bobtail loafed on his lap and fell asleep. That is super sweet.
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MikeCrotch posted:Sounds like some pretty appropriate naming going on here No sure exactly watcha mean by this but to 17 year old me it was hilarious. It sentences that are hilarious without the context like "Don't let John McCain outside until he's had his cat ear medicine" and "John McCain can't come in the living room today - he has diarrhea"
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Calico Heart posted:No sure exactly watcha mean by this but to 17 year old me it was hilarious. It sentences that are hilarious without the context like "Don't let John McCain outside until he's had his cat ear medicine" and "John McCain can't come in the living room today - he has diarrhea" I think he just meant that the names are appropriate since they've 'grown up to be assholes', like John McCain really is. That cat ear medicine remark cracked me up by the way.
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Calico Heart posted:No sure exactly watcha mean by this but to 17 year old me it was hilarious. It sentences that are hilarious without the context like "Don't let John McCain outside until he's had his cat ear medicine" and "John McCain can't come in the living room today - he has diarrhea" was Cowboy Dan a major player in the cowboy scene?
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Alaois posted:was Cowboy Dan a major player in the cowboy scene? This post made me really happy and I had to restrain myself from continuing along in this post 
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"Cause I'm gonna make you see There's nobody else here, no one like me I'm special, so special, I got to have some of your attention, give it to me" Foxhound posted:Birb being an rear end: Cups are only good for shouting into, every birb knows that.
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 My childhood dog, Bridgette, died today after going to her favourite "park" (my dad calls it a park, because he lives in the mountains, but in actuality it is a small pond in the forest she always liked). She could spell the word "cow" and once attacked a guy who broke into our house. She will be dearly missed. In her honour, please post good dogs.
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That is a dope-rear end dog, what a good girl. 
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cash crab posted:
My first dog was a Border named Neddie. Smart. loyal, and loved our family so much. He lived to herd anything, especially me when I was 1-5 years old. He kept me from wandering away out of the yard and was the best friend a kid could have. He was just as much a good boy as Bridgette was a good girl. He died almost 40 years ago at the age of 16 (I'm an old guy) and I still remember him clearly and fondly. No good dog ever gets forgotten by good people.
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Alaois posted:was Cowboy Dan a major player in the cowboy scene? She's never been to a reservation or gotten drunk and she's more jumpy than mean. She's actually the jumpiest cat I've ever known. She'll be sat on my lap purring away but her eyes are usually wide open and she'll run away in a heart beat. I think it's because she was the smaller of the two and John McCain picked on her. I wish she wasn't so hoppity.
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Foxhound posted:Birb being an rear end:
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:My first dog was a Border named Neddie. Smart. loyal, and loved our family so much. He lived to herd anything, especially me when I was 1-5 years old. He kept me from wandering away out of the yard and was the best friend a kid could have. He was just as much a good boy as Bridgette was a good girl. He died almost 40 years ago at the age of 16 (I'm an old guy) and I still remember him clearly and fondly. No good dog ever gets forgotten by good people. My good dog was a good Brown Dog; if she were alive today, she'd be about 44 years old (I was six when my brother brought her home for me; she died when I was 15). She and I did everything together 'as kids' - exploring the woods, hanging out in the back yard. She was also really protective. Humbug Scoolbus is right -- you don't ever forget good dogs. This is me and her around 1975 in the back of my dad's beat up, late '50s pick up truck, the only kind of car he'd drive. I'm not crying; I was facing right into the bright sun.  edited -- bonus bathtub photo 
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We adopted a new doge. He is soft and smart.  
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 My buddy is sick, and we're taking him back to the vet in a bit. Could you guys post happy not-peeing-blood kitties?
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I assume the cat in the picture was just told he'd be "taken back to the vet for a bit"
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Croisquessein posted:Cups are only good for shouting into, every birb knows that. Reposting due to hilarity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRsfOGJ5lZg Unrelated: Water puppies!  http://i.imgur.com/WtkdKQW.webm
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ArchangeI posted:I assume the cat in the picture was just told he'd be "taken back to the vet for a bit" No, that involves a lot more of my blood.
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Crossposting this very confused duck from the GIF thread: https://i.imgur.com/vhayZsh.gifv Flippity flap
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Sutureself posted:That is a dope-rear end dog, what a good girl. His eyebrows
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Nordick posted:Good, so I wasn't the only one who realized that was Harley. It's his gleeful reaction that really sells this.
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:My first dog was a Border named Neddie. Smart. loyal, and loved our family so much. He lived to herd anything, especially me when I was 1-5 years old. He kept me from wandering away out of the yard and was the best friend a kid could have. He was just as much a good boy as Bridgette was a good girl. He died almost 40 years ago at the age of 16 (I'm an old guy) and I still remember him clearly and fondly. No good dog ever gets forgotten by good people.  First dog I had was a black Lab named Bear, fantastic dog, protective, always kept an eye on me (I was 4 when my mom got him). When we moved we gave Bear to a close family friend who had a ton of lakeside property, we'd always bring Bear and he loved swimming, running outside and generally being awesome. I still remember riding on his back out in the lake, he was around 150 pounds full-grown and carried me with ease (also used to jump in the lake if I fell off the end of the dock and try to drag me to shore).
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I have a request. There was a video I saw on this thread maybe 6 months to a year ago that I can't find. It had two cats fighting, and then a very officious-looking little black and white dog came running in to break up the fight. We called it "cat police" in the thread, but I don't know where it was hosted or what the original video might be named. Anyone have it? Also requesting other videos of stern little dogs breaking up cat fights, because that poo poo is adorable.
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Nordick posted:Crossposting this very confused duck from the GIF thread: WHY AREN'T I MOVING?  pookel posted:I have a request. There was a video I saw on this thread maybe 6 months to a year ago that I can't find. It had two cats fighting, and then a very officious-looking little black and white dog came running in to break up the fight. We called it "cat police" in the thread, but I don't know where it was hosted or what the original video might be named. Anyone have it? Failing that, I think the phrase "stern little dogs" could produce plenty of material for this thread on its own.
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I found it!
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cash crab posted:
Is there a name for this coloration pattern? I see it in so many breeds. The little orange eyebrows are always cute.
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Sep 28, 2015 18:05
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"Tan Points" would probably include most of them.
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pookel posted:I found it! This is so wonderful. The way he stands perfectly still at the end, like he's been through this a thousand times and he's real tired of this poo poo.
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There's also a video of chickens breaking up a fight between two rabbits. Chicken police! 
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