charlestrippy asked:

marley ate my frickin’ passport within 1 day! that bitch!

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list of things Marley has eaten in 6 months:
my couch
my love seat
3 remote controls
2 xbox 360 controllers
various combs/brushes
passport
carpet
2 rugs
her own cage
10 towels
…it continues…

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anzforreal asked:


Our golden retriever is 17 weeks old and he runs away when he sees people from our neighbourhood, when we are taking a walk around our vicinity. He runs to the people, and kinda licks them. We are scared he might bite, but again, we can’t stop him because he is way too fast and he struggles when we catch him around the collar. We have a leash, tho he never likes to walk with the leash, occasionally dumping himself onto some grass and refusing to move.

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historychic asked:


I am looking to buy a black minature schnauzer and I am having trouble finding a breeder in Baltimore or in the Baltimore area. Does anyone know of a good breeder?

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kataishibas asked:

A litter of five seven week old Shiba Inu puppies. About the cutest thing you’ll ever see. Close-ups of each puppy, plus them playing.

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puree_sunshine asked:


My dog is very stinky. I wash her and the next day her disgusting dog oder is back, I do not want to over wash her and make her skin irrated but i do not like stinky dogs. So often can i wash her?

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loupbabe asked:


Ok, so i know there are some dogs that can get sick or die because they are so cold. I looked up dogs that can live in the cold and it never said rottweilers. I am planning on moving to montana and im having rottweilers up there. But i need to travel with them and i want to know whether they can be outside in the snow in montana. or is it too cold?

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Leslie C asked:


I have 3 cats who are fond of scratching. One of them is also a chronic vomitter. By the way – they’re all female and spayed; 2 are mother and daughter. I’m in the market for new furniture and don’t want it to get destroyed by my feline housemates. I intend to buy more scratching posts, but am especially interested in an indoor invisible fence. The products I’ve seen are advertised for dogs – but are they safe for cats as well? Don’t even tell me about the sprays because those don’t work unless I use it on the cats directly (not the recommended use). I’ve also gotten into the habit of cutting their claws weekly, so I’m testing that strategy. Declawing is an absolute last resort.
I’ll amend my original question for those ready to call the ASPCA. I have 3 cats who like to scratch (as cats do). I’ve owned cats all my life, so I’m not new to their behavioral issues. I’m in the market for new furniture and don’t want it destroyed. I intend to buy more scratching posts, but am interested in an indoor invisible fence. The products I’ve seen are advertised for dogs – but are they safe for cats? Yes, I know about water bottles and shouting the word “no”. Yes, I’ve used the SoftClaws, aluminum foil, and sticky tape. Don’t even tell me about repellant sprays b/c those don’t work unless I use it on the cats directly (joking). I’ve also gotten into the habit of cutting their claws weekly, so I’m testing that strategy (yes, I know not to cut the veins). Declawing is an extreme and absolute last resort, regardless what anyone says. Looking for something that I haven’t already tried and will help us all live in peace. Thx for the sensible answers I’ve already recv’d

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