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Our cats get largely ignored in comparison to the attention the dogs get unless I am doing late night computer stuff and the dogs are asleep in the bedroom. We have a dog door. Everyone gets housebroken the old fashioned way but once they're old enough to handle that biznez, they can come and go as they please. In fact, because our house didn't really have an existing door to modify, we made a removable dog door for our bedroom window. It has steps leading up to it on the inside and a ramp leading out to the yard on the outside. The whole thing can come out of the window if we aren't going to be home for any length of time and no one is allowed access to it if we aren't here but gently caress it, 6 dogs with wildly different bladder capacities can have a dog door and I'm not sorry.  Part of the reason my wife prefers to adopt dogs that are older than six months is because she gets disappointed when baby puppies don't grow up how she pictured. We have mutts, it's impossible to pinpoint adult size perfectly but at the heart, she's a spergy, OCD doglady and it drives her crazy that mutts lack the general predictability that purebreds have for growth and development.
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We regularly forget Lucy in a closet.
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Superconsndar posted:Times I use flea prevention: when I see a flea. No one cares as long as they aren't obese. Post pictures Confession: Social anxiety makes it really difficult to own dogs a lot of the time. Sometimes, too hard 
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