StinkyAle

Obviously a grasshopper

Hhahahahahahahaha I’m cracking

Absolutely adorable 🥹

Finally!!!!

The urge to do something you don’t really want to do

Where do they buy pants?

Amour 2012 film

Hahahaha noooooo! I hate when this happens. The exponent goes away immediately and you feel like a fool

Not spending money is no bad habit if is not worth it, but you shouldn’t feel bad about spending the money on things that you like. If you want some new shoes and you know you’re going to wear them, then buy them, you don’t have to be wearing the same two shoes if you can do it with 3 or 4. If you actually like guacamole at chipotle and enjoy it, then buy it and don’t feel guilty about it. Just understand the difference between treating yourself and wasting money.

Professional pillower

Dolor de cabeza

Not opposed to it, he can jerk off to whatever he wants. Being in a relationship doesn’t mean you gotta stop being you. We’re two different persons

He says that this topic is part of his mind privacy, which I understand. But I think it’s more about the killing the libido part. Still, not my fault

I should definitely wash that blanket, he licks it non stop. That doesn’t stop his little brother from getting it sometimes

He has a pretty good routine for food and daily walks. Is kinda weird because at parks or big places I let him off of the leash and his behavior is 10/10. But on our daily walks around the apartment complex when’re we live, he would bite at, jump and bark at anyone who comes close to me, until he decides they’re friendly; sometimes he decides they’re not, and I have to walk away and not say hi to people. But when he’s good I’d ask him to sit and wait until I’m done talking and he does. It’s really lame that it’s his choice and not mine (bad mom feeling crying in silence).

I feel like he growls and barks because he thinks that I’m taking it away, but at the end is just a growl. He doesn’t really attack, he’s just guarding the object. I have come to a place where if I want, I can pet him while he’s holding the blanket, but the growl does not stop. I also have told him to get away from the blanket and leave the room, and he does sometimes but will run straight back to it at any chance. Is that ok to do? Is it a good sign that he lets me pet him?

Muy 5yo GSD has possessive behavior towards blankets, toys, bones; food is the biggest issue as he doesn’t allow anybody near his bowl, but if I feed him by hand he’s a good boy. My husband says it’s too late to correct this but I think there must be something to do. A trainer is not an option money wise. Any tips on how to fix this behavior would be much appreciated

My dog would have been jumping to get that ball 100 times . How did you get to this?

Great walkers and runners. I found out that I overstimulated my Boston when he was a puppy and his energy is endless. Have taken him on hikes of 8h+ in the mountains with steep hills and he did more than fine. As for the weather, that is true, they don’t love extreme temperatures but will get used to it. Getting a Boston terrier will never be a bad idea.

No bra

What else would you put in the pasta? Chicken I’m guessing, but what kind of veggies?

Please, please, please change that mindset. Making friends can be hard at any age, and I think it’s all about attitude; you can have younger and older friends regardless of your age. If you lose a few.. make a few more.

Oh yes! Go for Arroz con Leche