Dogs of C-Kennel by Mick & Mason Mastroianni for March 20, 2024

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    cmxx  2 months ago

    Sometimes a dog will have had enough.

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    Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member 2 months ago

    No kidding!

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    LeslieBark  2 months ago

    I was grooming my cat one day and she was loving it—purring and drooling with pleasure … until she decided she’d had enough and, in a flash, turned and bit me clean through my thumb! I had to go to the emergency room and get a tetanus shot, and she had to be quarantined in my house for 10 days (no problem since she was an indoor cat). Cats are unpredictable!!!

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    DaveG1960  2 months ago

    His bite is worse than his bark….

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    SquidGamerGal  2 months ago

    Looks like that dog just extended his prison time!

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    mholding  2 months ago

    hahahahaha so true

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    rockyridge1977  2 months ago

    Won’t be going to that new home today!!!!!

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    ladykat  2 months ago

    Looks like what my avatar would have done.

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    BeniHanna6 Premium Member 2 months ago

    And yes that is what some cats, namely my cat.

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    cuzinron47  2 months ago

    Not gonna get adopted until he learns not to bite the hand that feeds him.

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    suelou  2 months ago

    Dogs don’t like being patted on the head because it shows dominance… and they like to feel they’re the dominant one!

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    Moonkey Premium Member 2 months ago

    Dogs don’t like hands coming down in front of their vision and blocking their view. Pet dogs from the side, ideally, and they should know you are there first. If it’s your dog, they probably will learn to trust you to block their vision over time.

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    eddi-TBH  2 months ago

    They only grab, not bite. At least the ones I’ve met.

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    Jeddo  2 months ago

    As a child I once overpatted a semi-domesticated stray cat. When he’d had enough he didn’t quite bite but briefly held my finger in his teeth. I was very impressed with both his moderate behaviour and the needle sharpness of his teeth.

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