Badger
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This is my 4-year-old bichon / cockapoo mix. She has one really bad habit and I'm not sure how to break her of it. She loves to roll in disgusting things. In the past couple of weeks she has rolled in dead fish, a dead rat, and then today she rolled in vomit. I'm at a loss of what to do. We have her on leash but she quickly rolls or at least tries to roll whenever she finds something disgusting. anyone else's dog do this?   submitted by   /u/Rinoa_5   to   r
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It's such a bittersweet moment to witness him getting old...It takes him twice as long to get up and move now and I just can't imagine how I am going to handle not being with him, one day! I wish there was something I could do...I keep telling myself to cherish each and every moment but even then, how can we prepare ourselves for something like that...   submitted by   /u/Sensitive_Pin_7786   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
A one year old shih tzu puppy. Best 500 dollars we've ever spent.   submitted by   /u/authorArthur04   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
They really enjoyed the statue and I loved making it for them.   submitted by   /u/TheBroserker   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
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