well its not lethal, and according to the information provided on what they're putting in the horns (not much), its not harmful to the rhinos, but to humans.

Not that it really matters, it doesnt look like you can spot the difference until you can cut into the horn, and i remember hearing of an attempt to deter poaching by removing the horns/tusks (I cant remember which species they attempted it on); the poachers just killed all the animals out of spite via machine guns.

I'd get her cremated and put her in an urn. It seems more memorable that way.

Sorry for your loss OP.

RIP little one.
Sorry for your loss OP. I don't have much coping advice. I buried my rat earlier in the year and I still get upset when I think about her. Most people think a rat is just a rat, but I loved her and I miss her.

I've always liked to bury my pets and plant something on their grave, but it can be sad if you move away.

>>28875

THC does not work the same way on other animals as it does on humans.

>>28885

Yeah it does, for the most part. They have cannabinoid receptors just like we do.

I am real sorry your dog's having a hard time, man. You can try giving him some weed--just be really conservative with your doses--you don't want to stress out his heart or make him feel sick.

I'm not telling you to do this, btw. But you COULD, and it probably would not hurt your dog if you were careful. Too much weed probably would make him ill though--I don't think you'd run the risk of killing him, but if he's already sick and if his heart is weak, it's PLAUSIBLE (not likely) that the weed could harm his heart by suddenly increasing his heart rate.

Maybe blowing vape hits at him would be a little easier than feeding him bud (and the effects would be apparent much faster, allowing better triteration of the dose)

but you could mix some in peanut butter, cook it (enough to decarboxylate the cannabis and get it into the fat of the PB but not enough to burn anything), and then see if he'll eat it.

Just heed my words and be very spare, or don't do it at all.

>>28887

Also, it possibly could kill him if you really overdid the dose and he was close to death already. I highly doubt it would, but anything is possible (my main concern would be heart-related as I mentioned in my previous post.

http://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/poison/marijuana/

it's bad for dogs if they ingest it.
a friend of mines mom left joints in her ashtray and her older dog got to it and ate them, ended up being rushed to the vet. Was really scary she almost passed away.
i wouldn't risk it.

I have found that most dogs get very nervous and claustrophobic when you try to blow smoke directly in their face, so I wouldn't suggest that route. My dog was that way, but in his old age he did sit close enough for us to blow smoke in his direction (so it just clouded around his face).

Then again, my old horse (different animal, I know) used to put her face right up to mine while I would smoke. She loved getting stoned with me, I think it helped her anxiety and pain. She would just nap for about 30-60 minutes.

I don't have any proof that animals can get high, but I do believe that it can help with some pain management.

Growling usually means anger, but not always. Some dogs growl when they are happy or excited. My dog jumps sided to side and shakes his head around all while barking and growling when it's time for a walk or time to play. If you didn't know any better, you would think the dog hated me and was going to tear me to bits, but that's just the way he is.

he just really really wants to play. Have you ever played tug of war with a dog and he starts growling? It's part of the game.

>>28777
that pigs white tho idgi

And who doesn't fit in whose mouth again?

>>28871
I mean, fuck, man, with no weapons we can't kill elephants, and that shit could kill elephants, I'd bet you.

>>28871
man i wish ew still had those compsognathus things
i'd have one as a pet

>>28876
Judging by the chart the little fuckers were crazy fast.

My cat's name is Clementine.

>>28853
d'awww

mad because we ran out of wet cat food

>>28853
9. Tell it to stop being so cute, it lost half a point for trying too hard.
>>28859
6

>>28859
10
this is hilarious to me

>>28794
I lived next to a cornfield when I was little. I had a pet beagle. I went into his house one day and found half a dozen adult rabbits, each one decapitated or eviscerated. I was horrified. He only killed/ate the adult ones, though. He would lead me and my brother to the dens with the babies and we would bottle-feed them and give them to people who wanted them.

We had to give him away, though. My cousin was teasing him and then squeezed his balls, so he bit her in the face.

>>28812

>My cousin was teasing him and then squeezed his balls

She did the dumb shit

>>28811
did the dog win?

>>28868 Not a single scratch, when they ram the fence I don't think that they expect to have to deal with retaliation. When it broke through I it was shocked and probably hurt from smashing it's face into the post and coupling instead of the chain link...

>>28868

Doge always win.

My pet is Japan. I like to abuse her.

Derped, forgot link. NB

http://www.paws.org/introducing-cat-to-cat.html

Also, pic of one of the resident cats.

maybe keep your cat in your room sometimes, just to keep the peace, make sure they eat out of separate bowls, and just be a cat, meow at them sometimes.

Low energy small to medium sized dog? I'll think more about it, but off the top of my head a pug/pug mix might be good. Pugs do well in small living areas, are about as laid back as small dogs go, and have little execise requirements.

You got one in your picture, Cornelius. A basset hound. They're super chill and lazy; I've that with most dogs, if you raise them to be sedentary, they will be sedentary. Of course they will all be energetic and crazy as puppies, but with some firm discipline, any dog can be a house dog or a lap dog.

Still, basset hound, or an English Bulldog. Just pick something with a droopy face and stumpy legs and you're set.

>>28865
every pug i've ever known has been neurotic, overly needy, and barked at air or grass blades moving. just my 2 cents.

Get a Newfoundland

>>28867
I've seen a few neurotic pugs, but most of pugs I've dealt with have been very mellow and normal. IMO needness is less about the breed and more about how the dog is raised/trained/treated.

>>28842
*ophidophobe

>>28835
Maybe...pretty sure those snakes are mating and I'm not looking to get snake jizz on me

>>28856
Do snakes have a big orgy when they mate?

>>28857
i know some do but somehow i doubt that anacondas meet in large numbers if for no other reason than logistics.

>>28860 It's possible OP's pic is either a den site or it's staged.

Anyway most snakes don't mate in big groups, especially those in areas where the overall population density is small. I'm an active field herper in SoCal with a particular strong interest in rosy boas and Cal Kings and I've seen them mating on several occasions. It's always one on one.