happy earth day. don’t forget that someone else’s outdoor cat is your indoor cat
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while kissing my cat's little head: you're a problem *smooch* you're a terror *smooch* you're a menace to society *smooch smooch smooch*
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She lost a ball down there. After it was rescued she took it back under the bed.
I live with a little creature. She is right now under my bed grumbling and digging at a plastic box.
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I live with a little creature. She is right now under my bed grumbling and digging at a plastic box.
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Playing with markers.
I think this is what dog people mean when they say "gay tail."
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The thing about me is that I am constantly singing dumb little songs about my dog.
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Okay so this is bothering me.
Doing research on tail docking I keep running across the claim that there was a tax in England on pet/non-working dogs, and docked tails were used as a way to show that a dog was used for work and thus exempt:
It sounds fine. It even makes sense when looking at dogs in England at the time that are docked versus ones that aren't.
But the thing about this claim- which I see referenced in academic journals: I CAN'T FIND A FUCKING SOURCE FOR IT.
I've found an article on a different dog tax that makes no mention of working dogs or docked tails, which is sometimes incorrectly cited as a source for this. I've been shown a countess mentioning this tax in a parliament debate thingy. The closest I've found to an original source is an old article in a periodical that makes reference to 'ancient forest laws.'
I haven't though found a single source that shows evidence that this tax was ever a thing.
WHERE did this come from? Was is just hallucinated in 2007 in front of parliament? Did the article about a different tax get incorrectly cited and then that citation just got repeated because nobody actually checks citations? Is this an inference someone made? Am I just missing a very obvious keyword in my searching?
If someone has a source for this claim I would love to see it!
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Callout for my stupid stoner dog who raided the catnip stash and brought the whole bag into my room.
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One day she's going to blow the case of "where does the water go?" wide open.
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Teeheehee this nb cutie fell right into my ring trap.
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Mini nasty woof having a nap
Big scary woof having a snooze 🐺
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