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There are times when I really don't know how else to treat something and... well... I say to myself, "Whelp, Pred before dead!" and give it steroids and antibiotics. 
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When the cats have been particularly annoying while demanding dinner (howling, staring, doing things they shouldn't) I will purposefully go rearrange the silverware drawer (which they associate with food) and walk in and out of the bedroom (where they are fed) for my own sick pleasure. When I (finally) feed them, I don't put down the food until they SHUT UP FOR 5 SECONDS. This only occurs at dinnertime, so it's not even training. It's just me being an rear end.
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Nov 30, 2012 04:16
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paisleyfox posted:I have recently come to the conclusion that I hate the smell of puppy breath. Smells like poo poo and blood to me. Step 1: Make sure you're smelling the right end. Step 2: Make sure said puppy does not have parvo. Bleeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaachhhhhhhh
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Dec 16, 2012 00:10
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InEscape posted:I mean sometimes I forget to feed Sarabi but I freely admit that's just me being a lovely pet owner (and she always has access to dry). Man, if I ever forgot to feed the cats for a day (which, since they sit and yell at me for hours demanding to be fed would be pretty drat hard), I imagine I would wake up in the middle of the night with a cat chewing on my arm. They both so desperately want to be  but I won't let them.
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Jan 19, 2013 02:52
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WickedHate posted:That's a great idea. I can be extremely forgetful so things that aren't obvious(as opposed to, say, chocolate, which is practically common sense not to give a dog) might slip my mind. A list hung in the open would be very useful. This is a good site as far as foods and plants go: https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control
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