THIS IS NOT HER DOG… 😱 (IT GOT WORSE)

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• FU

  @fun-for_all-d4u · 2 months ago

  read this<br>what happens if a dog ripes a curtain<br><br>If a dog rips a curtain, the consequences are usually pretty straightforward:<br><br>The curtain is damaged, ranging from a small tear to being completely shredded.<br>The dog may not be injured, but it&apos;s worth checking for cuts on its mouth or paws, or whether it swallowed any fabric, thread, or curtain hooks. Swallowing these can be dangerous and may require a veterinarian&apos;s attention.<br>The cause matters. Dogs often rip curtains because they&apos;re bored, anxious (such as separation anxiety), excited by something outside, or playing.<br>You&apos;ll likely need to repair or replace the curtain. Small tears can sometimes be sewn or patched, while larger ones may require a replacement.<br><br>If your dog just ripped a curtain:<br><br>Remove any loose fabric, cords, or hooks so the dog can&apos;t chew or swallow them.<br>Check the dog for injuries.<br>Watch for signs of swallowing something (vomiting, gagging, loss of appetite, or lethargy). If you suspect your dog ate part of the curtain or hardware, contact your veterinarian promptly.<br>Try to identify why it happened so you can prevent it in the future—for example, by providing more exercise, toys, or blocking access to the window.<br><br>If you meant something else by &quot;ripes a curtain&quot; (for example, a legal or rental situation), let me know and I can explain that too.<br><br>dog ripes curtain shows possetion??<br><br>If you&apos;re asking whether a dog ripping a curtain shows possession, the answer is generally no.<br><br>Ripping a curtain is not usually a sign of possessiveness. It&apos;s more commonly caused by:<br><br>Boredom or excess energy.<br>Anxiety or stress, especially if left alone.<br>Excitement about something outside the window.<br>Playful or destructive chewing/tearing.<br><br>Dogs that are possessive (also called resource guarding) typically guard things they value, such as:<br><br>Food or treats.<br>Toys.<br>Bones or chews.<br>A bed or resting place.<br>Sometimes even a person.<br><br>They may growl, stiffen, bark, or snap if someone approaches those items.<br><br>A dog ripping a curtain would only be related to possessiveness if it was, for example, trying to keep someone away from the window or aggressively guarding that area—which is much less common.<br><br>Can you describe what happened just before the dog ripped the curtain? That context can help determine whether it was anxiety, excitement, frustration, or something else.

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• FL

  @Florence-v5b · 3 months ago

  I wish I could &nbsp;see you guys &nbsp;in &nbsp;real life 😢😢😢

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• RE

  @rebeccaredstone9304 · 4 weeks ago

  share the love love you guys

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• 11

  @1114Perera · 3 months ago

  Hey carter , I feel so sad for buzz since he has all these sickness

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• NO

  @Nour-u1h3p · 3 months ago

  buzz is so cute and he is quiet ❤😊

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• MA

  @ManairDavis · 2 months ago

  Buzz is cute but a Ghost possessed Buzz sadly 😢

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• FR

  @francineg.3875 · 2 months ago

  How did buzz get sick🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

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• SP

  @spokeishere.2 · 1 month ago

  It’s OK buzz when my mom leaves I sometimes feel sad too😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤ so it’s not just you in this. It’s also me.😢😢😢😢❤❤❤

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• AN

  @AnsamWazeer · 3 months ago

  Buzz &nbsp;is &nbsp;soooo &nbsp;cute &nbsp;😍 😊❤🎉😂😢😮😅

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• KI

  @KidsBedtimeStories01 · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NcMipp2swI&amp;t=49">0:49</a> oh it&apos;s his sister

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• ME

  @MelissaDunn-u3m · 1 month ago

  love buzz❤❤❤❤❤😊😊

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• BL

  @blessed_by_success · 2 months ago

  There are so many snakes there!!! Wow.

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