LEGEND My Dog ROCKS!

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I always thought it was toxic to dogs. I was panicking but she just seemed high as hell.
 
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Juggs said:
I always thought it was toxic to dogs. I was panicking but she just seemed high as hell.
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In simple terms, decarbing is the process of releasing the affects of THC by heating pot to 250° for approximately 25 minutes. Without doing so, CBD is the compound you will have. Maybe dogs react different than humans but that is the general process for humans. Someone who knows more can feel free to chime in. But I've made CBD salves and THC edibles, along with tinctures, oils, and butters. And I've had to decarb all of them to make something that will get you high.
 
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In simple terms, decarbing is the process of releasing the affects of THC by heating pot to 250° for approximately 25 minutes. Without doing so, CBD is the compound you will have. Maybe dogs react different than humans but that is the general process for humans. Someone who knows more can feel free to chime in. But I've made CBD salves and THC edibles, along with tinctures, oils, and butters. And I've had to decarb all of them to make something that will get you high.
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Yea I googled it, it says raw weed is toxic to dogs and can cause stumbling and wobbling and vomiting. So, she wasn’t high, she was poisoned I guess lol just glad it’s over
 
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Selassie I said:
So the roo's haul ass from dogs?

I always thought that roo's were kind of aggressive and might come after the dog.

This kind of stuff fascinates me for some reason.
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Adult make kangaroos are aggressive , if there had been an adult male and he felt that some of the joeys were threatened he would be more than a match for a dog.

Fair to say that my Labrador would come off second best… it wouldn’t get to that though … Finn is a lover not a fighter. :laugh4:
 
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been a while since I posted a picture of Lily

named her after Lily Munster , you know , cause she's such a Munster !!!!!!!

little over three years old now

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So I took Roadie for her morning walk a this morning. She's usually good about waiting till we get to the grass area in the dog park. This time she goes in the middle of the road in front of the dog park. And not just a little bit. Walks in a circle and spreads it all over. The garbage man was right there so I had to wait till he passed before I could pick it up. Of course, a car comes from the other way and runs over the shit splattering it everywhere. I guess it saved me a bag.
 
Always dreaded this day would come and it has arrived. After almost 18 years, my dog has been laid to rest where he has crossed the rainbow bridge, and is shagging tennis balls and biting strangers' ankles (hopefully whiner fans).
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Always dreaded this day would come and it has arrived. After almost 18 years, my dog has been laid to rest where he has crossed the rainbow bridge, and is shagging tennis balls and biting strangers' ankles (hopefully whiner fans). View attachment 55519View attachment 55520View attachment 55521

View: https://youtu.be/DnGdoEa1tPg
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Sorry to see this Faulk. Always a sad time. 18 years is a good life for a pup. May he have a good tennis ball chucker in the land beyond.
 
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FaulkSF said:
Always dreaded this day would come and it has arrived. After almost 18 years, my dog has been laid to rest where he has crossed the rainbow bridge, and is shagging tennis balls and biting strangers' ankles (hopefully whiner fans). View attachment 55519View attachment 55520View attachment 55521

View: https://youtu.be/DnGdoEa1tPg
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So sorry brother. So far I never felt pain like losing one of my pups. Still tear up seven and five years later.

I have found in time the pain in my heart slowly filled into a wagging tail whenever I think of them. They give us the most loving of memories.
 
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