Chiropractor for dogs A man applies chiropractic to a dog by twisting its head. The dog spoke earlier of the baby A woman urges her baby to say "mom" for the first time before they give him the piroynia of.Man tries to kick a dog On a pedestrian street, a man tries to kick a dog and gets his lesson.Proud police dog A drug enforcement dog in Rio de Janeiro stands proudly in front of his prey, as he managed to locate several kilos of cannabis.Two dogs mock their owner A man sprained his ankle and is forced to walk on one leg.Then one is heard "crack" on the dog's neck, which seems to relieve him.
Excited dog wants to run on the gym treadmill A dog eagerly waits for his owner to leash him to run on a non-motorized treadmill.Sneaky Kitten is a family-friendly non-violence game, where you play as a cat to collect coins and other trinkets.But the dog is next and will try his luck. Do this by solving problems and sneaking past some non-friendly dogs. Play as a cat!Have fun playing as a cat! Experience the excitement of being a fluffy cat who can run and jump around in fun levels. The goal of the game is to sneak around the enemies (that are dogs) and steal their treasures. Exciting stealth gameplayDogs are patrolling the area around the treasures. To steal them you have to be very sneaky to pass the dogs, finding paths where the dogs can't spot you and sometimes distract them from their original path, then quickly sneak past them before they come back to spot you.
Non-ViolenceWe know that most family-friendly games today include violence. Our philosophy at Eight Lives is to avoid violence, which is why we have made Sneaky Kitten without violence. Problem solvingSneaky Kitten is a game with tricky problems to solve and situations to get out of. In the game Ninja Dogs, the cannonballs are actually the dogs themselves. CollectiblesThroughout the game there will be trinkets you can steal from the dogs, unrelated to the main mission. Take control of a ninja dog clan and aid them in rescuing their master who has been taken hostage by a sneaky ninja cat clan. Maybe I’ll start feeding her Chinese food.You can change the power and angle of your cannon with your mouse. I wish my dog would make it easier for me, though. Here…here’s one you may fare better with. …but instead of a diamond it’s just a big, giant, squishy pile of dogshit. There’s nothing better than going blind searching barefoot (yes…barefoot) through a pile of friggin’ leaves like you were searching for diamonds and then realizing that OH.OH I JUST STEPPED ON A DIAMOND !!!… Here is a photo of a bunch of leaves in my yard.īecause it’s all stuck to the bottom of my goddamn foot, that’s why. …and finding said dog shit becomes an effort in detective work. In the summer or winter, this is fine…because I can find the poop pretty easily.Ĭover said poop now with 15 million goddamn leaves of all different shades of brown, green, red, brownish red, greenish red, taupe (taupe?!)… My dog has run of the yard…which is okay because she tends to launch her turds over near my back fence. It’s like the corn is peering into my very soul. My poop remains large with bright red stripes (I should probably have that checked out) and stares at me from my own toilet. So not only does the onset of Fall bring out those idiots, but it also brings about this phenomenon: “Hey…honey…it just occurred to me that we’ve driven more than 3 hours to look at a red leaf.” How does this NOT make you sit back and go: I hate this not ONLY because it brings throngs of dipshits through my state with the sole purpose of looking at leaves. when the weather in New England starts to get cold, the leaves change color and begin falling off the trees. If you were thinking anything other than #4, then you don’t know me very well.
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You may be guessing that “Fall in New England” brings:ġ) Vibrant Fall foliage bursting through the landscapeĢ) Crisp, fresh apples arriving in the orchardsģ) The farms are full of joyous laughter from children on hay ridesĤ) Mental Poo will have a story about dog shit
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