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2024-02-04 18:39 from Nurb432
As long as they dont eat me, id not care. So if i dont, im sure
there are other people :)
If you convince Xena to show up for a boardgame orgy, you are also invited :P
The only lady who wanted to come here pay a visit was a friend's girlfriend. My friend didn't let her.
Yesterday somebody in town brought a new stallion to a pasture 15 minutes away on foot from my main horseyard. I immediately paid a visit because having an equine in town and not knowing him is unacceptable. He is such a cool dude who wanted so much rubbing on the neck. He didn't want to let me go.
I thought he would make for a great stallionfriend for my favourite mare. It must be fate or something.
Lol I need help XD
The dogs usually sleep in my bedroom with me at night, but I thought this old guy would be better if left alone for a while, so I had him sleepn in my mother's bedroom with one of the other old, easy going dogs.
We have this puppy who arrived home recently. We call her Little Coconut on IRC. Last night she had trouble sleeping. She would lay right next to the spot the old dog usually takes and cry because he wasn't there.
So much fucking cry.
Old dog is fine this morning, thanks for asking :-)
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Fri Apr 12 2024 13:37:57 EDT from darknetuser
Old dog is fine this morning, thanks for asking :-)
Coconut on IRC. Last night she had trouble sleeping. She would lay
right next to the spot the old dog usually takes and cry because he
wasn't there.
Animals is good people
My old dog. When she was perhaps 2 or 3 we rescued a tiny kitten out in the weeds in the park that she discovered, as the weeds were taller than the cat. ( well actually 2 kittens, but the brother was adopted by a friend of ours )
She basically raised that cat as her own, and they were attached at the hip. When the cat was 5, she got sick and didnt survive. For months any time the dog saw a large black cat during walks she'd about tear my arm out to get to it. Other cats, 'eh whatever'. I never expected that, i should have planned ahead better. Next time we lost one of her cat friends i made sure to take her to the vet with me. Its hard, but at least she knew. She actually sat there beside me and watched. When he stopped breathing she started whimpering.. But, at least she knew why he didnt come home with us and wasn't looking for him every time we went outside. And having her with me, was a good thing for me.
its times like that i really wish i could talk to them.
Had another cat, who was attached to my first wife's cat like you would not believe. They up and vanished few years later, and he was never the same after losing his 'mate'.. ( well, neither of us really, but this is about the animals, not me )
Fri Apr 12 2024 13:37:57 EDT from darknetuser. She would lay right next to the spot the old dog usually takes and cry because he wasn't there.
She basically raised that cat as her own, and they were attached at
the hip. When the cat was 5, she got sick and didnt survive. For
months any time the dog saw a large black cat during walks she'd
about tear my arm out to get to it. Other cats, 'eh whatever'.
So much cry :(
It is the same thing with horses. If you lose one, you need to let the others know or they freak out.