My current dog is a vocal sleeper. I made a language inspired by the noises he makes when he’s dreaming.

My previous dog loved to chase our cat. He’d be lying on the couch, and` she would walk up to him and start poking him with her snout to try to get him to run. He would either stay put or slowly slink away.

My first dog would make this happy grunting noise when she saw someone she knew.

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    2 days ago

    This little guy (named Mop) figured out that if I pick him up and face him looking away, I will walk toward whatever direction he looks. He uses it to investigate tall stuff that he normally can’t reach. I call it mecha-piloting.

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      2 days ago

      How much flame-point ragdoll is that?

      (Btw our old ragdoll does the piloting as well, but so she can inspect lights, off or on, because she’s fixated on lights. We do ‘rounds’, sometimes. Our young ragdoll cannot be arsed to interact that much yet as she’s in that phase)

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        2 days ago

        He was born to some random barn cats near a relative’s rural property. I doubt he has much ragdoll in him; for instance, he has yellow eyes. He sure is fluffy though.

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          6 hours ago

          Just a big beautiful orange tabby boy. He’s got the floof and the face. He’s genetically blessed either way!!