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The other day my dog (a cocker-poodle) caught a squirrel which was both horrifying and also kind of impressive.
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The JRT we had before once dived into a hedge and came out with a rabbit. He didn't kill it, he was just holding it in his mouth all proud. Mum went 'TEDDY!' all shocked and he dropped it and it ran away. From that day on he always had to check inside the Rabbit Hedge in case there was another one. e: I am a big fan of dogs with people names. My next male pet is going to be named Brian.
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My mum was out with the dog and it dragged a dead pigeon out of a hedge and wouldn't let go of it until she got him home and bribed him with something. I have told her that she's only teaching him to try to eat everything because whenever he does he gets treats but she doesn't listen.
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Sep 17, 2022 12:20
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OwlFancier posted:My mum was out with the dog and it dragged a dead pigeon out of a hedge and wouldn't let go of it until she got him home and bribed him with something. Yeah my dog once found up the remains of some small mammal and I had to pick her up and flip her upside down to get her to drop it.
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Sep 17, 2022 12:54
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Honj Steak posted:This is how they queue on the continent in comparison loving savages
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Sep 17, 2022 12:56
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Tired: Independent Scotland Wired: 
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josh04 posted:Tired: Independent Scotland When the icecaps melt and the Clyde Valley floods.
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HopperUK posted:Our dog is a Yorkie/JRT mix and the sweetest possible girl. She's also pushing 15 and needs help jumping up on furniture and such now. Very cute dog 
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Sep 17, 2022 13:32
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Seeing a lot of people mention dogs and not post photos 
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Sep 17, 2022 13:34
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Some reporter on Sky news earlier dropped a bollock and admitted there is no £400 in October because its going on 'Green energy'. No it isn't, we all know where its going.
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Sep 17, 2022 13:34
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Trickjaw posted:Some reporter on Sky news earlier dropped a bollock and admitted there is no £400 in October because its going on 'Green energy'. No it isn't, we all know where its going. I can't find anything anywhere that says we're not getting the £400 (spread over 6 months). You mentioned this yesterday. Is it something different to the £400 'everyone' is getting?
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Sep 17, 2022 13:46
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Trickjaw posted:Some reporter on Sky news earlier dropped a bollock and admitted there is no £400 in October because its going on 'Green energy'. No it isn't, we all know where its going. quote:Replacing the price cap with a new Energy Price Guarantee
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Bobby Deluxe posted:Seeing a lot of people mention dogs and not post photos Fine. Kill league. 4) Lara T. Croft  Despite being an angry cat that is quick to use her claws, I'm fairly sure she is a useless hunter. Only surviving by whinging and demanding soft food from her hoo-mans. No confirmed kills. 3) Nina T. Dogg.  Is a good (if derpy) girl. Has killed a mouse and rat. 2) Amy C. Whinehouse.  Despite her runty size and the fact that when she meows she sounds like a 20 a day smoker, she is a jungle cat. Has killed many mice, birds and even once caught a bat in mid-flight. (It was rescued and survived.) 1) Gambit.  My families cat. Has been at the farm longer than the other animals put together. A stone cold killer. Countless mice, shrews, birds, baby ducks, water fowl and baby rabbits have fallen to his claws. Is found of humans. Is annoyed by the dog and new baby.
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Sep 17, 2022 13:56
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My dog is a big softie. She 'caught' a rabbit the other day and did what she always does with small animals (cats included) - tries to pin it down and wash between its ears like a puppy. Gives them a good lick, then lies there staring at them til they get the courage to bugger off, terrified and smelling of dog.
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Sep 17, 2022 14:11
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OzyMandrill posted:My dog is a big softie. She 'caught' a rabbit the other day and did what she always does with small animals (cats included) - tries to pin it down and wash between its ears like a puppy. Gives them a good lick, then lies there staring at them til they get the courage to bugger off, terrified and smelling of dog. That's loving adorable. Please show us your dog.
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Sep 17, 2022 14:14
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 p.s we are turning the fossil fuel earthquake machines back on
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:I can't find anything anywhere that says we're not getting the £400 (spread over 6 months). You mentioned this yesterday. Is it something different to the £400 'everyone' is getting? Yeah, you know the payment in April (iirc) that, went to people on ESA, IB, DLA etc. Rishi's little gift to the very worst off.
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Sep 17, 2022 14:24
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Oooooh lah di dah look at you and your source of heat, get a load of mr money bags over here 
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Sep 17, 2022 14:25
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My house was cold as gently caress this morning. I'm sitting with a heated pad behind me and a sleevy blanket over me and I am comfy as hell. Not sure it'll hold up once the temp plunges but I can add layers. We're thinking we'll run the heat down at like 15C or something and then layer up. My mum is a disabled pensioner and I'm going to be keeping a sharp eye on her. If she starts suffering from the chilliness I'm going to turn the heat up and tell the energy companies to gently caress right off, I suppose.
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HopperUK posted:That's loving adorable. Please show us your dog.  When you get the scritches just right, she smiles at you 
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OzyMandrill posted:
Top class, 10/10, thank you
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OzyMandrill posted:
What make of dog is this?
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HopperUK posted:My house was cold as gently caress this morning. I'm sitting with a heated pad behind me and a sleevy blanket over me and I am comfy as hell. Not sure it'll hold up once the temp plunges but I can add layers. We're thinking we'll run the heat down at like 15C or something and then layer up. My mum is a disabled pensioner and I'm going to be keeping a sharp eye on her. If she starts suffering from the chilliness I'm going to turn the heat up and tell the energy companies to gently caress right off, I suppose. You'll just end up in court ( or your poor mam will). Best thing if things take a downward turn is get her in hospital, and start blasting the papers with the situation.
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NotJustANumber99 posted:What make of dog is this? Think it's a Kia
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Problem is hot water. I wish solar water heating wasnt so utterly poo poo for taking a hot shower unless it's summer. I do not have a dog but here is my best friend's doggo, Milo. He's happy!  Bonus catte: 
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Yay dogchat. Rosie is some kind of terrier combo mixed with chihuahua, definitely a wannabe mouser, and when she hears a rustling in the walls from the one guy who lives there she'll definitely spend 15 mins aggressively snorting at the skirting board trying to flush him out. Also, intense hatred of all birds, and when she gets her duck toy in a death grip she can definitely apply a neck-snapping amount of force  A noble idiot, pictured at her most in need of a haircut.  And then right after! Failed Imagineer fucked around with this message at 15:26 on Sep 17, 2022 |
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Palestinian flag at half mast at Forest Green Rovers. Much respect.
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Failed Imagineer posted:A noble idiot, pictured at her most in need of a haircut Please don't doxx me
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I got Alex Belfield and Levi Bellfield muddled up and was really confused about how a killer in prison had carried out a stalking campaign. I wonder why the jury found him guilty of stalking four male victims but not guilty of stalking the four female victims. Reading between the lines, the judge disagreed because he's handed Belfield a lifetime restraining order banning him from contacting them.
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I have a tiny little EU flag on my wheelchair so that people notice my chair, and it's still causing great offence. Some posh tory twat came up to me today all polite in the supermarket, and said "I like the flag, BUT IT'S THE WRONG FLAG!"... looked at me sternly, then walked off. All I could do was laugh from under my mask. It's such an effective trolling tool.
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The Question IRL posted:Back in 2020, I had this huge infestation of mice into my attic. I started using humane traps to catch and release them into the wild*. I started naming them with individual letters of the alphabet and ended up looping around to AO, so there was 42 of them caught by the end. I even took to recording them and putting it online since it was the Pandemic and we were all a bit bored/mad. that's terrifying i haev one in the attic of my new place at the moment, actually - i think it came in with the new insulation that was put down a couple of weeks ago poor thing must be itchy af
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stev posted:Mice have never, ever fallen for any of the humane traps I've tried. The ones in my flat are crafty bastards. one christmas i had one gnaw a hole in the side of the humane trap so it could get the chocolate out without getting stuck inside lol
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Honj Steak posted:This is how they queue on the continent in comparison lool look at them honkies go
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You want Nutella or peanut butter to bait your traps - They go mad for it. Chocolate is not good for them however. Condensed milk also works, and weirdly yazoo strawberry milkshake. Source: 20 bloody years working with lab mice/30 owning a cat. Peanut butter has yet to fail overnight at work or at home.
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fuctifino posted:"I like the flag, BUT IT'S THE WRONG FLAG!" i like the abstract concept of flags, but
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I had a solitary mouse visitor for a couple of weeks who would pop out from behind the kickboard in the kitchen and venture out into the other rooms. Totally ignored all the live catch and poison traps. Ultimately caught him by waiting until he was in another room and then putting down a line of sticky pads across the kitchen door threshold, then making a banging noise to spook him into running back into the kitchen and onto the pads. Haven't seen any others since then, but have been behind all the kitchen units plugging holes.
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Grey Hunter posted:You want Nutella or peanut butter to bait your traps - They go mad for it. Chocolate is not good for them however. Condensed milk also works, and weirdly yazoo strawberry milkshake. This. I had a mouse somewhere in my bedroom, thought ti was in the walls, but after I caught it found out it was in my bed base. And I used a humane plastic tilt trap with nutella and a bit of a peanut bar. 20 mins after placing it, it was caught. Walked a few 100m down the road and let it go into a ditch.
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Sorry I didn't post my dog earlier. This is Molly and she is an arsehole.
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