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these are the best dogs and I am glad people are coming to appreciate these breeds for my birthday my sister got me a little kit with which you catch and keep a small stray dog I am very looking forward to giving one a good home you can totally keep the tiny bouncy dogs as pets! people do it all the time mostly you are limited to whichever small dogs run free in your area though so unless you are Australian a dancing rainbow dog is probably out of your reach
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Arriviste posted:I think that dog answers to some flavor of Pholcidae. It's a messy, messy cellar dog. That dog will hunt. they're a friendly, low-maintenance breed that is excellent at pest control
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goliath dogs are very nice and fairly chill but not for beginners, their bristly butts are the worst of all dogbristles (they are like if somebody cross-bred a dog and porcupine) and you wanna make sure you know how not to annoy themTasty_Crayon posted:A FINE EXAMPLE OF WHEN A DOG DESIRES A COMFY HABITAT. I WOULD BET HE TURNED AROUND SEVERAL TIMES TOO, SO AS TO MAXIMIZE THE COMFY
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Mar 3, 2015 12:14
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is she an Indian Ornamental? such a beautiful breed 
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Apr 3, 2015 13:25
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i like her
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Apr 3, 2015 19:21
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good news! the fastest true dog is the giant house dog Eratigena atrica which is both common and extremely docile! (some imitation dogs are even faster but nobody cares about them) if you're more interested in marathon than sprint, male dancing white lady dogs ( Leucorchestris arenicola ) often travel more than a kilometre in a single night, and are still able to find their way home afterwards 
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Apr 4, 2015 11:25
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what a determined little dog, good job friend! 
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Jun 15, 2015 10:25
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I had the honour of watching a tiny window dog shedding earlier this week it went a lot quicker than I thought it would! and it was so delicate looking sitting there drying its new legs in the breeze
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Jul 31, 2015 21:30
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A.o.D. posted:Are there any dog breeds capable of cognition greater than stimulus>response?
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'beige dog in the northeast US' isn't really enough to make a guess at a breed, but they're probably fine outside it's the summer so it's not too cold, there's plenty of food and if they really wanna be inside they'll find a way back in since you say there are a lot of them, I'd assume they're doing just fine! 
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Aug 7, 2015 11:03
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it would help to know what region you're in, and I think a closer photo would also be a good idea (a better look at the dogbutt would be really useful to see if she has any distinctive markings, as it is I can't make it out cos of the angle and shadows) looks like a good and cute dog though!
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Aug 25, 2015 11:30
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looks like a Tetragnatha species, a long-jawed orb weaver
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ah, the 4th picture wasn't there when I posted (or at least it wasn't showing up), that's a different species for sure could be Metellina sp. but it's kinda hard to tell from this angle how different male and female dogs look depends entirely on the species, sometimes they're very different (e.g. Nephila genus) to the point where they look like totally different species, sometimes the only way to tell is relative size, abdomen size/shape or more reliably palp shape (e.g. Gnaphosidae) , mature males have enlarged bulbs on the ends of the palps for mating
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Sep 11, 2015 11:18
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accept that you have a new pet now
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Sep 11, 2015 23:27
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poor dog has been attacked by a parasitic wasp, and now it is a home for little wasp babies
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Sep 12, 2015 21:19
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sweeperbravo posted:How long can a visiting housedog live without eating  it's mating season for them right now, and males don't live much past it (and won't eat either) if Herb is actually a girldog, then you've got nothing to worry about, might just be getting ready to moult
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Sep 30, 2015 11:01
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no, all dogs moult a certain number of times but immature males and females look pretty much the same she'll be resting for a little while after moulting so that her new skin and can dry out and harden properly, that'll be why you're seeing a colour change (they're much paler just after moulting and will gradually darken into their usual colours) make sure she has something to drink nearby - set down a bottle cap of water or a damp piece of cotton wool - and she'll be just fine!
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Sep 30, 2015 13:22
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oh GOSH she's gorgeous I love her!!!!! !!!
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Oct 7, 2015 20:02
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looks like potentially an immature female Phidippus johnsoni, 3rd instar as a general note, if you want anything identified it really helps to give an idea of your location
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Oct 15, 2015 22:46
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that's a Nephila sp., given your location most likely N. clavipes more commonly known as a golden their webs are so excellent that they can catch birds and small reptiles in them
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Semisponge posted:Mother snuggling her litter this thread is for dogs c'mon
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