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Are dogs sick?

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  1. Grossenschwamm

    Grossenschwamm Well-Known Member

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    I wonder how my dog is still alive.
    I had just flushed not minutes before he got thirsty and shoved his head into the bowl.
    I love my dog, but please...
    He's opened the door on me, and he's seen what I do with the, "throne."
    Yet he still chooses it over his water dish with clean, non-fetid water that will never be used thus.
    And, I can never let his tongue near myself again.
    Especially not after what I saw him do to the cat.
     
  2. Dark Elf

    Dark Elf Administrator Staff Member

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    I've always found it peculiar how they just *must* lick you in the face right after they've devoured more shit than that fat lesbian lady could ever produce. Shit makes them happy, it seems.
     
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    An oldie but a goodie: The way they stare at you while you undress.
     
  4. Grossenschwamm

    Grossenschwamm Well-Known Member

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    My dog pays no attention to me when I undress, or when I'm lacking in general clothing.
    When I get dressed, however, he starts wagging his tail because it means I'm going outside and I might take him with me.
    The cat pays too much attention to me when I'm disrobing...it's like she's always watching me.
     
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    It has been my lifelong conviction that the only thing a dog is good for, is as cat food.
     
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    And I have always thought vice versa. God damn I hate cats! Always act like they're smarter than us just because they catch birds. Well hey cat, guess what. We can kill more birds with one shot so HA!
     
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    Cats are smart enough to take care of themselves, whereas a dog's too stupid to do anything except wave that tail around. Shoot the mutts.
     
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    Last time I looked I never had to shove a tube down my dogs mouth to feed it....well that was until after I ran in to it with the truck.
     
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    Do you generally force-feed cats, or what other relevance does that charming tale have to the ancient feud?
     
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    Well yes the problem is that I was aiming for the cat but hit the god damn dog!
     
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    Affix a duckbill to get more lethal coverage with that old shotgun, and you'll never fail to slay another cat!
     
  13. Telcontar

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    Actually over here we hunt wild cats which require a real skill to hunt because they are so cunning. Wild dogs are soo easy for the fact they are usually in packs and come towards any sound you make.
     
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    Ever since my grandmother's late crazed Alsatian ran up and ate a whole cat, my view has been that cats are inferior to canines.

    Though admittedly, it's not like you'll ever see a feline drooling and wagging it's tail in anticipation over a pile of horse dung either...
     
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    Once, back in Sweden our dog totally devastated our living room. You should have seen the mess, luckily, I went back to the med school the next day so that I didn't was forced to clean up the bourbon on the floor and all that stuff.
     
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    My god it was either a big dog or a very small cat!
     
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    Cats are better because they are smaller and quieter, they don't annoy or scare me, so I don't care about them.

    (And I believe that I'd have a chance against a cat while a big dog'd just run toward me and eat me up.)
     
  19. Anonymous

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    Some cats are actually really dangerous, I mean, they can scratch you in the face and bite you,and yes...
     
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    ... and you get cancer?


    I'm not sure whenever I like cats or dogs. If I would ever buy a pet, then I think a lizard would be nice. Or a capybara, since they're awesome.
     
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