neurological poodle

anubis . standard poodle service dog . nov19'18 aj . he/him . 23

[neuropoodle]

got groomed today AND killed his first PA outing in months lol ✨

[groenendaze]

consider: 🦭

[todaysbird]

enrichment doesn’t have to be difficult/expensive/time consuming for most animals. usually you just need to find the right size of cardboard box

[meangirlnurse]

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL CHIHUAHUA APPRECIATION DAY TO ALL WHO OBSERVE!!!!!!!

[as-old-roads]

does your pet give a fuck when you get home

my pet gives too much of a fuck, we have to manage it

my pet *really* gives a fuck, but it's not really a problem

my pet is chill about it, my pet says sup like a roommate

my pet does not give a care!

nuance button

no pets

Voting ended onMay 19

u simply must pick one pet to answer for and elaborate in reblogs if u wish. my cats both care way more than audrey when im back lol she wags her tail and might want to get kinda silly but sometimes doesn't even bother leaving her (open) crate to say hey

[a-silly-poll-side-blog-yay]

was your pet expensive?

yes

no

found that goober on the street

got that goober as a gift

i don't have any pets

results

Voting ended onMay 9

[red-lamb]

[muttsandmustelidae]

instagram dog influencers REALLY want you to know that their dog is high drive. they need you to know. they will post a picture of their dog in a birthday hat and the caption will say “my high drive dog turned 4 today 🥳”. a video of the dog munching on a treat that says “this is how my high drive dog eats a milkbone 😮”. we get it man

[muttsandmustelidae]

reblogging with this comment bc it made me cackle

[ireallydontwantablogdammit]

I thought kind of stuff was to warn people they shouldn't rush out and get a dog like that without taking up too much time for social media?

[farm-paws]

In theory yes, but it’s also kind of spread so much that the descriptor has become totally useless as an identifier. When it’s on videos of dogs actually doing work or doing sports that require hours of training, you can tell that they mean it as shorthand for ‘I put a lot of work into my dog’. But when they put it on videos of their dogs at the park or the vet or just in their car, it’s totally meaningless. OR it becomes a way to excuse their dogs bad behaviour in a way that makes viewers feel like they don’t have enough experience with dogs to point out ‘hey maybe you should train them not to do that’

[miss-mania]

[muttsandmustelidae]

instagram dog influencers REALLY want you to know that their dog is high drive. they need you to know. they will post a picture of their dog in a birthday hat and the caption will say “my high drive dog turned 4 today 🥳”. a video of the dog munching on a treat that says “this is how my high drive dog eats a milkbone 😮”. we get it man

[muttsandmustelidae]

reblogging with this comment bc it made me cackle

[neuropoodle]

we took a trip to the great lakes recently! it was much too cold to swim (which is fine by anubis since he Hates waves) so we spent a lot of time doing this too

[neuropoodle]

beach boy!! he was great at posing on this driftwood

[abirddogmoment]

Not the vibe I was expecting today but we'll take it

[fjordfolk]

"but the standard doesn't call for full dentition" the standard doesnt specifically call for 4 legs either but usually that goes without saying

[lycaniums-room]

Venn diagram

[depsidase]

[terrierthing]

"my dog listens to me because he respects my authority as a leader" ok. my dog listens to me because she likes me ☺️