what the heck are ppl thinking

Discussion in 'The Bucket' started by skyvern2130, Sep 28, 2012.

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  1. skyvern2130

    skyvern2130 Stylophora

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  2. anb

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    Not saying that it wasn't a person b/c obviously idk, but I once had a dog that had a litter of puppies and couldn't produce enough milk... idk if she knew she couldn't care for them or if she was just crazy, but she buried a couple of her pups. We found them alive and nursed the whole brood ourselves. She was later fixed.
     
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  4. Corailline

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    It is a dry heat, yeah right !
    Spay and neuter!!!!!!!!!
     
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  5. rc_mcwaters3

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    not even gunna lie thats wrong if a person did that thats even worse

    but as anb said the mom of the puppys may have burried them 50/50 on it had coon hounds that did it as well as eat the pups
     
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    I have raised quite few litters of Labs and the mothers aren't always so sweet to their offspring. I agree it doesn't have to be a person, it could have been the mother. My vet told me it's pretty common for pit bulls to eat their young...so who knows....it's a mystery!
     
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    Have to be with Corailline on this one, The wife and I foster so many puppies and kittens and can not stress it enough to Spay and Neuter. +1 Corailline.
     
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  8. anb

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    Oh for sure! And adopt from your local shelter!
     
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    [​IMG] This is my pup, she's a little older now, but I don't have any pictures of her because she is in training. :(
     
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    dont know about foster but I get a new kitten on the door step about every 2 months :p puppy about every 6

    I didnt adopt my last two dogs wanted the pure bred linage, not gonna lie I love my two dogs one nutered one not.

    now as for the cats they are all fixed, I will repeat ALL MY CATS WILL BE FIXED!!!!!!

    all the neighborhood cats that apear are fixed I make sure of it, lol
     
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