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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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Love Begins
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

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Cosimo Galluzzi

JBB: An Artblog!
Game of Thrones Daily
we're not kids anymore.
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Isle of Skye, Inner Hebrides, Scotland
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Silk Chiffon Cocktail Dress and Capelet, 1966
Cristobal Balenciaga
via The Met
Quinoa Zucchini Parmesan Fritters
Really nice recipes. Every hour.
Show me what you cooked!
Eve Arnold-Anjelica Huston at age 16 in Ireland, 1968.
© Magnum Photos.
Moon detail from The Starry Night Vincent van Gogh June, 1889
Goals
What is going on in Oaxaca…
by @puzzleshifter
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One of these pillows was made by me ...
Sisyphus by TOLDart
Perks
Various sounds and noises for desensitization in puppies and dogs. Play with shuffle for best effect.
So sorry for the slowdown of reblogging helpful posts and answering asks, but in the meantime here’s a playlist I found on Youtube to help desensitize your pup to a variety of different sounds– very useful for any dog, but especially for service dogs in training.
It includes doorbells, construction noises, outdoor and indoor ambience, thunderstorms, appliances, children playing, fireworks/guns, crowds, lawnmowers, animal sounds, and a lot more.
I recommend playing it very quietly at first to judge your dog’s reaction, then increasing it to as loud as they can listen to it without reacting. After they’ve listened to it a few times you can start to very slowly increase the volume over time until they can reliably listen to the sounds without worry at closer to real-world levels.
If your dog cannot listen to this playlist without barking or becoming stressed at even a very low volume, try distracting them by talking to them, giving them treats, or playing with their favorite toys, while it plays quietly in the background. Even if they can only listen to it while it’s mostly drowned out by a loud squeaky toy, it’s a start, and they will improve over time.
-Emmett
Flora medica
By Dietrich, David Nathanael Friedrich, 1800-1888
Publication info Jena, August Schmid, 1831 [ie 1829-1831]
BHL Collections: New York Botanical Garden
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