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Dogs
Dog chases ash from the burn barrel
Moving on from ground hogs, we now a video of a dog going crazy jumping at smoke and little pieces of burn paper....
Vintage Ken L Ration Commercial – Dog Contest
With "US Government Inspected Horsemeat" with a jingle written by Tom Paxton.
Little bags of dog shit πΆ π©
Little bags of dog shit πΆ π©
I saw another bag of dog shit walking the trail today. Seems silly to pick up your dog’s shit and then leave it in a little bag along the way.
I don’t like pets. While I’m all for raising livestock for meat, milk, eggs or even manure to fertilize the soil, I’ve always seen owning a dog or cat to be rather deprived. I can’t imagine having to scoop up and carry a bag of dog shit around town. Dogs and cats are omnivores and their poop is loaded with pathogens. If you need a friend maybe you should join a community organization or try online dating rather than subjectating a domestic animal.
Pet ownership is gross in my book. Livestock is fine in a barnyard, I have no problem tying a dog on a chain in a barn to keep away predators or a barn cat to control mice. But in the house, just yuck. Especially with my allergies. Maybe a dog is fine for hunting and duck retrieval but I can’t see being such an empty person that needs a dog for companionship.
How It’s Made – Hot Dogs
Are hot dogs really made up of dog meat? – Quora
467- Cute Little Monstrosities of Nature
467- Cute Little Monstrosities of Nature
11/23/21 by Tove Danovich, Lasha Madan
Web player: https://podcastaddict.com/episode/131692649
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The French bulldog is now the second most popular breed in America. Their cute features, portable size, and physical features make for a dog that can easily travel and doesn’t require a lot of exercise. But these characteristics sometimes have a detrimental effect on the dog’s health. Tove K. Danovich writes “Rather than requiring human owners to change their lives to accommodate a new dog, the French bulldog is a breed thatβs been broken to accommodate us.” Historically, dogs were bred for functional reasons, not aesthetics. But evaluating a breed based on how they accomplish a task is tricky, leading to the rise of visual standards more easily judged. As breed standards were formalized, purebred dogs grew in popularity and became a luxury of sorts; but with a limited genetic pool, this popularity naturally led to a lot of inbreeding to maintain breed consistency. Cute Little Monstrosities of Nature