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This morning i let the dogs out before i fed mini-me. After a few minutes i hear my minature schnauzer crying at the door, which is bizzare because normally it just barks at it's own shadow. I let them in and she runs downstairs to eli's side of the bed looking for him. She then comes into the living room where i proceeded to feed mini-me. She continues to cry but it sounds weird and her mouth was partially open. She jumps up onto the couch and sits beside us crying. I decided to put my hand in her mouth to see if she had cut herself or had a stick lodged in her gum or something ridiculous like that. Much to my surprise i pull out a dead baby robin, which she had been choking on, i guess she was only able to breathe out of her nose. Once i realized what i was holding i threw it on the floor and put rowan down and disposed of the carcass and washed my hands. STupid dog.
lol my dog did the same thing on monday!
just didn't choke on it.
Bahahaha..everything sounds funnier when you add 'h4xed' to the end of it.
why didn't you eat it? don't alaskans eat stuff that their dogs find?
I'd beat the living shit out of the dog for killing a baby robin.
woah, you have diffrent robins in ireland...
awww, shtinky 
we have a lot of moles in our yard during the summer, and one morning my dog comes from inside and just plops this petrified mole on the ground and looks up at us. it's legs were curled and positioned straight up in the air. it was cool
( i wanted to dissect it but i was told not to 
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| Originally posted by wienerschnitzel woah, you have diffrent robins in ireland... |
how awful ur dog killed a baby robin. i'd keep an eye on your own baby, he might snack on it.
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| Originally posted by wienerschnitzel woah, you have diffrent robins in ireland... |
i don't think so, my baby has super powers.
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| Originally posted by PaperBag831 ( i wanted to dissect it but i was told not to ) |
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| Originally posted by THE_Chris Yeah they're different. Ours is the European Robin, which is a 'true' Robin. The American Robin, as its called is actually a member of the Thrush family, and is not in any way related to a European Robin. What happened was when the settlers from England came over to America years ago they saw a red breasted thrush and called it a Robin. The European ones are pretty shy, but the ones in the UK/Ireland are very friendly and will often eat out of your hand. |
If you want anymore proof heres a picture I took last year 
Camera in one hand, oats in the other.
^--- how to catch bird flu
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| Originally posted by jennypie Yeah his looks more like a Chickadee. Chicka dee-dee-dee-dee! |
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| Originally posted by THE_Chris Yeah they're different. Ours is the European Robin, which is a 'true' Robin. The American Robin, as its called is actually a member of the Thrush family, and is not in any way related to a European Robin. What happened was when the settlers from England came over to America years ago they saw a red breasted thrush and called it a Robin. The European ones are pretty shy, but the ones in the UK/Ireland are very friendly and will often eat out of your hand. |
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| Originally posted by THE_Chris Hehe in an act of bad naming, the Chickadee family are known as Tits over here. Blue tit - Coal tit - Great tit - |
It was inevitable At least you got it out the way. 
lol wuts a jib
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