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In fair Verona, where we cop a feel
In fair Verona, where we cop a feel
Can you milk me, Greg?
Certainly shouldn’t drink cow’s milk but you can get cat milk that doesn’t have lactose.
OK so I do stand partially corrected. In theory genetic tests can give you an idea of the inherited diseases that your dog might have. But sadly it looks like the companies that do the testing are fairly shady: https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/marketplace-dog-dna-test-1.6763274
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/premium/article/dog-dna-tests-science-reliable-breeds
Also, yes, there are working dog breeds that have been bred for a long time for specific reasons. But most breeds are fairly new and have been bred for cosmetic reasons: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhfCdF6qnyA
Dog “breeds” are like human “races”, pretty much bullshit we made up. He’s a canine, and clearly a fine one at that.
Here is our Orangutan, we used it as a prostitute as a joke
Oh you lucky duck. It’s still illegal here in the UK. Congratulations though, hopefully this will lead to all of the EU and then the UK rolling out legalisation.
My cat has worked out how to deal with people who don’t like cats. He can jump on your lap just before you’re fully sat down and get in your face as with OP’s cat. Also if you ignore him he’ll put his head in your hand and move it back and forth to show you how the whole thing is supposed to work.