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Monotoned

30+ years old, might have mature content from before the purge or might otherwise contain mature art or content. Two dogs. Sometimes I shoot photographs, sometimes I doodle.

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Yes, That, And The Fact That Theres Bones; I Find It A Bit Hard To Tell Which Bones Are Weight-bearing

Yes, that, and the fact that there’s bones; I find it a bit hard to tell which bones are weight-bearing and not? Because leg-bones are weight-bearing? I feed my dogs vom og hundemat active, and all raw meat (not turkey since the skin is supposedly toxic too?) when I make dinner, I cut of some of the things that I hate myself to eat, haha. So they’re pretty used to raw meat and stuff like that, but I haven’t really dared to give any bones... Which is annoying at the same time since it’s great for them to work on and a great way for them to get their teeth “cleaned” naturally... I guess I’m the dog-version of the over-worried parent that makes everything not-fun because I’m worried they’ll get hurt... (Do you have any experience with feeding Sparta bits from deer? I know some deer-hunters, and when they gut the animals, there’s alot of leftovers? I also know some people who slaughter their own sheep, and my aunt works/used to work at the butcher’s around here! Any good tips on what’s the best stuff and the not-so-good stuff?)

Fårikål season is a gift to lazy dog owners. Frozen, conveniently sized pre-sliced, not-too-expensive Norwegian-raised lamb meat with bone, COUNT ME IN!

Yes, That, And The Fact That Theres Bones; I Find It A Bit Hard To Tell Which Bones Are Weight-bearing

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