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MurrayDelph

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11. I tried that,

Reply to Duncanpup (Original post)

Sun Mar 9, 2025, 12:35 PM

Mar 9

but then I remembered the consequences of not letting them out

One of my dogs is a mostly-blind, mostly-deaf, mostly-incontinent 14-year-old dachshund who has Cushing's Disease. Any morning I didn't wake up to carpet bombs is a win.

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99% of having a dog is spent saying no you were just outside. [View all] Duncanpup Mar 9 OP

Or....no, you just ate... MiHale Mar 9 #1

They only came in to see... 2naSalit Mar 9 #2

Or NO it is not time your dinner now. Irish_Dem Mar 9 #3

With our cat, too WestMichRad Mar 9 #4

Dog door joetubes Mar 9 #5

Do you mean MurrayDelph Mar 9 #9

I have three cats. ChazInAz Mar 9 #6

Dog doors are lifesavers 😀 Clouds Passing Mar 9 #7

But, I will not let them back in until dinner time. OldBaldy1701E Mar 9 #8

❤️ Duncanpup Mar 9 #10

I tried that, MurrayDelph Mar 9 #11

Not Here ProfessorGAC Mar 9 #12

That, and these other profundities (just about my only deep conversations) : UTUSN Mar 10 #13