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bedlington was ROBBED

dogs love using their horizontal nature to stand in front of you

Sivi is retired from nose work, but he got a turn last night bc Tyche is still recovering from her cold. One of the main reasons he is retired is because he LOVES to lie. He thinks it is very funny if he manages to trick me, and to him that is way more rewarding than actually finding the hide.

Cone-head chode son

#louis #he won’t stop licking his paws so he got cytopoint + some chlorohexadine foam for his feet #and has to be in his sad boy cone #he looks fatter here than he actually is #he’s only 29 lbs!! still too big but not that much #bedlington terrier

kangals

Me when I’m definitely not just making shit up to try and sound smart

fjordfolk

i think the biggest problem with dogs like collies is how they inbreed them to have such long and conical skulls the nerval pathways get too narrow which makes them nervous ☝️

joleneghoul

Lowkey feeling like the extinct mexican lap dog lately

joleneghoul

this got notes...um. did yall know they were said to be the size of a guinea pig and are the smallest ever recorded dog breed.

arrowviverra

1890 illustration by John Gerrard Keulemans

talesfromtreatment

I have top surgery today! May I have a ruckus grisp for easy operation and recovery?

Had to do a search but for the three of you @zumer-feygele and @karkahn and @literalliterature

For your top surgery, have an extra special tits-be-gone, unasked for on my part, titty-grisp from Ruckus

For the kidneys stones, I hope you've recovered well and sorry this took so long

For general grispy-ness I present

Ruckus is always happy to grisp.

pippindot

THIS DAMB FRIBBEE!!!!!!!!

artbulls

dogs. allegedly.

🥨

#bedlington terrier #4 years #louis

intriga-hounds

fatherhood amirite???

“Oh, you are sick!”

#bedlington terrier #my beautiful baby airpod #the most eraserhead to ever baby #4 years

despazito

Really cool graphic broadly explaining how we've selectively bred dogs over millenia for different jobs. Drives like herding and guarding prey animals may seem counterintuitive to the dogs' nature but these actions are in fact rooted in ancestral hunting instincts, we've just "muted" down the rest of the hunt sequence resulting in a kill (but even well bred dogs need training!). This is also why crossing dogs belonging to different job types should be carefully thought out, if your breeding goals are a calm nonworking companion animal the last thing you want is to breed is a royal flush of this predatory sequence.