Very talented...covered himself up all by himself 
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My dog likes to have her toys close by when she sleeps also. Just in case a human wants an impromptu game of fetch at 3 am or the off chance another dog breaks in the house and thinks for one second it’s gonna grab her rope without her attached to the other end.
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So he’s taught you your place, that was good of him.
Pup thinks anything is his play toy
LOLSo he’s taught you your place, that was good of him.
He is teaching my brother. I get to enjoy visiting with the new pup and laugh to my brothers grumbling.
I hope this is alright to put here
FDA Investigation into Potential Link between Certain Diets and Canine Dilated Cardiomyopathy
https://www.fda.gov/animal-veterina...eId=c0f703ca-014c-4cb3-a093-53b5e69b78e2#diet
FDA Investigation into Potential Link between Certain Diets and Canine Dilated Cardiomyopathy
https://www.fda.gov/animal-veterina...eId=c0f703ca-014c-4cb3-a093-53b5e69b78e2#diet
He is all healed up He Loves his new home and his humans 
He Loves his new home and his humans
I love dogs but can't have one in my apartment, so I'm going to volunteer at the city kennel as a dog walker. This will be so nice for me, since I'll spend quality time with adorable dogs who are getting exercise and spending time outdoors while waiting to be adopted. I attended orientation and already saw several dogs that I'd love to take home. 
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I posted this in my health articles and thought I would put it here too, hope this is alright
https://www.marksdailyapple.com/dog...uY29tIiwgImtsX2NvbXBhbnlfaWQiOiAiUWF6SFd6In0=
https://www.marksdailyapple.com/dog...uY29tIiwgImtsX2NvbXBhbnlfaWQiOiAiUWF6SFd6In0=
working fine for meThe link is broken.
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It must in your computer or on your end, it works fine in both threads for meThe link is broken.
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I posted this in my health articles but wanted to post here too
Chemicals in Dogs: 5 Red-Flag Warnings We Can’t Ignore
https://draxe.com/health/pet-health...tm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20190921_curated
Chemicals in Dogs: 5 Red-Flag Warnings We Can’t Ignore
https://draxe.com/health/pet-health...tm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20190921_curated
If you are able...post a picture. Would love to see him or her. And, oh, nice to met you, @daxtervein and welcome to Vaping Underground
Oh, I felt the same until I moved to another city. Now I have both a cat and a dog. Here they are, Daisy and Oscar, both from a local shelter.I love dogs but can't have one in my apartment, so I'm going to volunteer at the city kennel as a dog walker. This will be so nice for me, since I'll spend quality time with adorable dogs who are getting exercise and spending time outdoors while waiting to be adopted. I attended orientation and already saw several dogs that I'd love to take home.
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An article on Doggolab helped me to socialize these two. They were so scared and nervous for the first two months, but later they get used to me, my house and each other.
Don't Feed Your Dog Pig Ears
By Dr. Oz and Dr. Roizen, MDs
In the 1960s sitcom “Green Acres,” Fred Ziffel and his wife Doris have a son named Arnold. The only problem is, Arnold is a pig (a Chester White breed).
But everyone in Hooterville, where they live, treats Arnold as Fred and Doris' son, inviting him to town meetings and understanding him when he grunts and squeals.
In fact, Arnold repeatedly beats the local farmers at checkers, is working on a novel, plays the piano, and is an accomplished abstract painter.
Pigs have long been known to be remarkably intelligent. If that's not a good enough reason to avoid feeding processed pig-ear treats to your dog, here's another: The Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently updated info on the link between smoked pig-ear pet treats (apparently dogs love them) and human cases of salmonella.
Not only can contaminated pig-ear treats make your pooch sick, but if the dog is infected and licks you or your child on the face, you can get sick, too.
To date, pig ears have been linked to a “multidrug-resistant salmonella” outbreak in 35 states.
If you have pig-ear treats in your pantry, the FDA recommends disposing of them in a secure container so other animals can't access them.
And if your pig-ear-snacking pet seems to be getting sick, take it to a vet right away.
By Dr. Oz and Dr. Roizen, MDs
In the 1960s sitcom “Green Acres,” Fred Ziffel and his wife Doris have a son named Arnold. The only problem is, Arnold is a pig (a Chester White breed).
But everyone in Hooterville, where they live, treats Arnold as Fred and Doris' son, inviting him to town meetings and understanding him when he grunts and squeals.
In fact, Arnold repeatedly beats the local farmers at checkers, is working on a novel, plays the piano, and is an accomplished abstract painter.
Pigs have long been known to be remarkably intelligent. If that's not a good enough reason to avoid feeding processed pig-ear treats to your dog, here's another: The Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently updated info on the link between smoked pig-ear pet treats (apparently dogs love them) and human cases of salmonella.
Not only can contaminated pig-ear treats make your pooch sick, but if the dog is infected and licks you or your child on the face, you can get sick, too.
To date, pig ears have been linked to a “multidrug-resistant salmonella” outbreak in 35 states.
If you have pig-ear treats in your pantry, the FDA recommends disposing of them in a secure container so other animals can't access them.
And if your pig-ear-snacking pet seems to be getting sick, take it to a vet right away.
Here are some interesting facts on pet foods
https://petsandgmos.com/wp-content/...tent&eId=1f9fe912-3358-49a4-a2b8-06d427125a20
https://petsandgmos.com/wp-content/...tent&eId=1f9fe912-3358-49a4-a2b8-06d427125a20
Hello Jim,
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All ready to go out into the chilly weather. She's not spoiled by her mom (not me, I'm an Auntie, as my nephew calls me ) 
He took over Dukes resting area, he thought he was the Top Dog for a few minutes 
I came across this in my research today. I thought it was a good story so figured I would share.
Miracle Max R.I.P.
Posted by Dr. Patrick Jones on Nov 02, 2019
I got word this week that an old friend of mine passed away. Max was a Labrador retriever cross that came to me as a youngster years ago after suffering a horrific wound on his leg. He had three options, amputation, euthanasia...or a miracle. We opted for choice number three and depended on God's amazing herbs and Max's amazing, joyful love of life to pull him through.
You can read the story Here.
To this day I often find myself thinking about Miracle Max. He taught me some wonderful lessons about healing and the power of plants. The lessons learned from Max have blessed the lives of many hundreds of dogs, cats and humans who have suffered terrible wounds and have been able to follow the path he blazed to healing and happiness. We were all lucky to know him.
Max was a singularly happy and loving fellow who never met a face that didn't need licking or a tennis ball that didn't need fetching. I was blessed to know him and will miss him. But I also cheer him on as he now journeys to a whole new world full of angels that need their faces washed. :0)
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Miracle Max R.I.P.
Posted by Dr. Patrick Jones on Nov 02, 2019
I got word this week that an old friend of mine passed away. Max was a Labrador retriever cross that came to me as a youngster years ago after suffering a horrific wound on his leg. He had three options, amputation, euthanasia...or a miracle. We opted for choice number three and depended on God's amazing herbs and Max's amazing, joyful love of life to pull him through.
You can read the story Here.
To this day I often find myself thinking about Miracle Max. He taught me some wonderful lessons about healing and the power of plants. The lessons learned from Max have blessed the lives of many hundreds of dogs, cats and humans who have suffered terrible wounds and have been able to follow the path he blazed to healing and happiness. We were all lucky to know him.
Max was a singularly happy and loving fellow who never met a face that didn't need licking or a tennis ball that didn't need fetching. I was blessed to know him and will miss him. But I also cheer him on as he now journeys to a whole new world full of angels that need their faces washed. :0)
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reminds me of Ralphie in Christmas Story
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Pass the tissues, please. That was wonderful, Huck!
I went through all the emotions myself. Very cool little short.
Aww, I love PitsThis is a dog who is available for adoption at the kennel where I volunteer.
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My maxxx. He's 13 years old and still thinks he's a puppy.
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She was adopted this week!Aww, I love Pits
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I'm so happy for her and her new family, since she is such a sweet and playful dog. She's into kisses and cuddles following play time. Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk
Aww! What a sweet dog. He looks like he's smiling.My maxxx. He's 13 years old and still thinks he's a puppy.
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She was adopted this week!I'm so happy for her and her new family, since she is such a sweet and playful dog. She's into kisses and cuddles following play time.
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GREAT!!! So happy she found herself a good home, and good humans to play with and cuddle with . They are such wonderful dogs and they love children.
Here's Bubba, RIP, I miss him so
Aww! What an adorable dog.
So happy she found herself a good home, and good humans to play with and cuddle with . They are such wonderful dogs and they love children.
Here's Bubba, RIP, I miss him so
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ROTFLMAO...................I had no idea that Danny kitty was sitting there in the corner till I looked at the picture. He's looking as if to say, WTF happened here. New pup has killed da monkey!!! Hee hee hee hee
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awwwwwwww that's awesome!
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Outstanding!She was adopted this week!
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