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Archie came in after his evening poo. Apparently he had a kling-on and proceeded to scoot across the rug. YUCK! Just spent the last hour cleaning carpet. As obsessed as he is with TP you'd think he'd use it appropriately.
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The look of sublime relief on their face as they scoot across the floor is priceless. The "outcome" is another story
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Labs- "Hearts of gold, heads of stone, cast iron stomachs"
Yuck. That's happened with Sierra before. Right when I saw it, I tried to get the sliding glass door opened as fast as I could, but I was too slow and she decided to sit down and scoot while waiting for me to get the door back open. Luckily, it was just the door mat.
He wanted to prove to you that he did what he was supposed to do.
Oh boy. Archie is big too, so I suppose the cling-on is as well.
Long haired cats are pretty good at doing that. Yuck.
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Eeeuwww. I haven't exactly had this problem... but not long ago Rocket Dog (who must have enjoyed a grass "salad" at some point) was having difficulty with a long weed hanging out of her butt. I didn't have any gloves with me and I told her she was on her own with this one. With enough squatting/walking/squatting/walking/more squatting, she finally managed to rid herself of it.
Those hangers are hard to get rid of sometimes. Gabe will have a small one and come up to me and look at me like 'can't you see what is hanging out of my butt?' He is so funny sometimes!!
Eeeww! I don't miss those! Jules sometimes had poopy grass stuck out his butt. I had to pull those out!!! EW!
The piece of grass is easy, it's the piece of poop hooked on a piece of hair that is 'difficult'!!
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