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Simply Great Dog Story - With Illustrations

Delhommey

By Delhommey,
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My dog is fine moving. He's horrible in the car with a 1/2 cry 1/2 howl but once he's out he's fine.

My cat was freaked out though. She equates the carrier with getting a cotton swap up her ass so she was gnawing on the cage the entire time while groaning as loud as possible. We get to the house, put her in the bedroom and open the cage. She stayed in the cage for about 5 hours, not moving a muscle. We get her out of the cage and she darts under the bed. She stayed there for at least 24 hours. My gf finally gets her from under the bed and brings her to the living room. Suddenly a huge hail storm hits and she freaks out darting back under the bed. She stays there for another 24 hours. Again my gf brings her out to the living room and she sits there not moving for 5 mins or so. Then, for no apparent reason, she starts walking around and acting normal, like nothing had ever happened. Cats are weird.

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