#dachshund picture

[tomasitaoficial]

I couldn't draw Kremy's head, and using Alligator Heads as a reference was IMPOSSIBLE for me, so I decided to look for something that matches my style and fits Kremy, and well, I thought of my dachshund, Olivia XD

So, well, I already know how to draw Kremy HAHA So take these drawings that I made of him while practicing using my dog's head as a reference

[byghostface]

“I named her after Laika.💫🚀”

(Nika introduced her rescue pet Laika.)

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Excerpt poem from"Muttnik" by fateolog about Laika the soviet space dog.

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Flatline week 2024 Day 2: Pet

Day1 ．Day2

Just want to share pictures of my baby dog Miruku🥛🧋🤍 I love her very very much🥰🫶♥️♥️

(pictures taken by my mom when Miruku was five years old🌼💗)

[guardevoir]

More spindle nonsense!

A sample of merino/silk blend. Doesn't look all that fine, but this is laceweight enough that I kept worrying about dropping the spindle. Which I haven't yet... aside from that one time where I forgot this isn't a bottom-whorl spindle and tried to get it started upside down, danged muscle memory.

This definitely doesn't feel like a beginner spindle and its rhythm doesn't exactly make for a leisurely spinning experience, it's so finnicky to keep steady (it's capable of spinning so evenly you can barely tell it's moving at all, but if you as much as draft too quickly, it'll tumble) and it's so goddamn fast you have to stay focused on it constantly, but it also makes spinning fine, even yarns pretty much effortless. If I wanted to spin cotton with a drop spindle for some fucking reason, I think this one would be the one to choose.

Unlike my bottom-whorl spindles, which are kind of ass to spin with sitting down, this one's also a perfect desk chair spindle; the timing of its spin just works out great for spinning shorter lengths at a time.

I am... really not looking forward to plying this stuff, lmao. A center-pull ball would be super annoying to wind AND likely tangle in the middle, and a plying bracelet would have me risking fingers given the length... and I hate chain-plying with a burning passion.

I'm also pondering 2-ply vs cabled 4-ply and am very muchly open to suggestions!

[luna-the-cretar]

Hi. Still haven’t gone to bed yet. Brain required me to look up geckos before I can rest because I’ve been racking my brain, trying to figure out what kind of lizard Sarnax could be. Because I had it in my brain that he was probably some kind of gecko, just based on appearances, and well. I had to research geckos real quick. And it turns out there’s a lot, and I’ve come to the conclusion that Sarnax is probably one of the two in particular that caught my eye.

Appearance wise, he looks most like a Crested Gecko (again, from the few that caught my eye, tho there’s probably one he looks like more). From the ridges at the top of his head (albeit, not in the right spot), to the long smooth tail

HOWEVER, in my heart, I want him to be a Moorish Gecko (also known as a crocodile gecko)

THEY LOOK LIKE TINY CROCODILES. And given 2/3 loa lizardfolk, it’d give him SOME connection to Kremy and Briggsy. And also. They’re cute.

[goatsandgangsters]

A little memorial post for Stanley and his 19 years of life

I was in the 8th grade when we adopted him as a rescue, which is crazy to think about considering I'm now 30

He wasted absolutely no time in deciding I was His Person. He had a lot of energy (understatement), but mine was the only lap he'd settle down on. He loved when I picked him up and carried him around, but he wriggled for anyone else

When I moved out of the house, he'd leap into my arms anytime I walked in the door for a visit. Even in his waning years, he never forgot who I was

He loved burrowing under every available blanket, licking people incessantly, and chewing his tire. He was smart as anything. You could just tell there was something sharp behind his eyes—even though he looks like (and was) an absolute goof

He's the last of the pets from my "growing up years" but he lived an exceptionally long and loved life as part of his little pack

To Stanniepants and his googly eyes 🖤

[theflyingfeeling]

can't believe I went to the meet & greet today just to complain to Olli about the free poster not matching my interior design and to tell Joel I'd like one Big Mac, a large drink and garlic dip

[a-sassy-bench]

yarn supervisor

[lpsotd]

Which ones are the main 5?

dachshunds, shorthair cats, collies, great danes, and i believe cocker spaniels !!

these breeds/molds are almost always in high demand and they’re always more expensive than most “basic” pet molds , (ex. pigs, cows, rodents)

specifically dachshund #675, shorthair #339, collie #58, great dane #577, and i think cocker spaniels #748 and #575. (see below)

one time i saw a dachshund #2046 (see below) being sold for $400 (no accessories or extra pets with it, just by themself) and i was so taken aback when i saw it …

[noodlesoup1819]

it's my girl's birthday today 🎂✨

It's safe to say Marmalade likes the bat toy the most 💜🥹

I can't believe she's two already 😭 Happy birthday to the most mischievous dachshund in the world 🎉

[beaucereza]

[mystical-growth]

Puppy pics as requested ^^ they are so adorable~ 🥰

[kabo-channel]

14th day of daily posting

When I was taking a walk with my third daughter, a miniature dachshund would sometimes come charging at me, no-leash, and barking loudly.

The first time we encountered her, I was so scared that she wasn't on a leash that I froze, and my third daughter, although I didn't really understand what was going on, braced herself for the barking little thing that was going to come flying at me. So, the two of us froze on the spot.

Fortunately, my third daughter was like, "What?!" and went back to her aunt, who had come carefree afterwards, and no one was hurt. There are times when I have to count my dogs, and I ask them, ``Please don't let your dog run wild, even if you can use a retractable leash,'' but every time I do that, I get yelled at or get a disgusted look on my face, which honestly bothers me. I am.

The mother of one of my senior dog friends also seems to have trouble with the lady, complaining, ``I don't mind having a dog, but I don't want her to run off-leash because it's scary to watch.''

The area where we will encounter Mr. Dax is a place with a lot of traffic, so everyone seems to be worried.

My husband's opinion when we talked about this↓↓↓

“If you want to go no-leash, go to the dog run!!”

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三女と散歩していると、時々ノーリードでけたたましく吠えながら突進してくるミニチュア・ダックスフンドさん。

初めて遭遇した時は、私はリードをしていないことにビビッて固まってしまい、三女はなんかよくわからんけど吠えてくる小さいもんが飛んでくるから身構える。で、その場で二人で固まっていました。

幸い、三女が「やんのか、あぁ？！」的にあしらってくれて、後からのんきにやってきたおばちゃんのもとへ帰っていき、誰も怪��はしなかったのですが、それからもちょくちょくエンカウントすることがあり、「頼むから伸縮リードでもいいから、犬を野放しにしないでほしい。」とお願いしているのですが、その度に怒られた��嫌な顔をされたりして、正直困っています。

先輩の犬友のお母さんも、そのおばちゃんについては困っているそうで、「犬を飼うことは構わない。でも、ノーリードは見ていて怖いからやめて欲しい。」と、ぼやいています。

ダックスさんとエンカウントするところは、わりと車通りの多いところなので皆さん心配されているようです

この話をしたときのうちの旦那さんのご意見↓↓↓

「ノーリードしたかったら、ドッグラン行けや！！」

[roeswater]

[annina-dietzenbacher-photography]

Annina Dietzenbacher - May 2024

[bambiraptorx]

It seems as though I've yet again been let down by my childhood. I had to look up what Bunnicula was! It seems good though...vampire bunny.

-🔮🕸

I don't recall if my family ever finished the series or not, given that we seemed to repeat the first couple of audiobooks fairly frequently, but they were pretty fun. You had Bunnicula, the weird rabbit who drained the juices from all the veggies he was fed and left them white. (The family legit found him in a box in a movie theater when they went to watch Dracula.) You had the narrator, Harold the dog who was very down to earth and content to nap and eat most of the time. Then you had Chester, the conspiracy theorist cat determined to convince the humans that their cute pet rabbit is actually a dangerous supernatural being who's going to kill them, despite the language barrier between humans and felines. Y'know, typical orange cat stuff.

I also saw a stage adaptation of it at one point that was a musical.

[zawm-b]

born to frolick forced to apply to jobs

i wish i was him