#doglin

[deadangelsparty-archive]

if they were dogs jacket would he a chihuahua, richard would be a borzoi, rasmus would be a doberman (of course), and dj would be an australian shepherd

[choyan234]

oc harukawa

[c0ntr0l-c0re-angel]

Fun fact!

In Borderlands 2, when you get a crit that does a certain amount of damage over the enemies’ amount of health, you’ll get a headshot. While their heads do in fact explode in a shower of gore, if you look closer, you’ll see that there’s no actual neck hole. It’s most notable on Bloodwing’s post-death model.

This is because removing an entire body part from a model was difficult around the time this game came out, so instead they would just make the head really really small.

-Doglin

[xoleahbeanxo]

Hey so I wanted to bring your attention to a story I've written and am currently posting on Ao3. It's called Alabaster Rune.

It's a novel length original story about four folks from different walks of life who embark on their own quests to find someone they've lost. Destiny has other plans for them by thrusting together in a quest to help rescue Princess Melisan, who has been kidnapped. Maybe by helping find her, they can help find who they've been looking for.

It's a romantic - comedy - fantasy adventure.

Images are drawn by my wife @dish-licker

From Top Left to Bottom Right Kass the Doglin Squire and Ami the Foxor Farm Girl Lita the Wolfen Shaman and Vasha daughter of a Merchant Miles the Foxor slave and Princess Melisan Last but not least, the villains: The Bloody Butcher and Rendon the Ruthless

Please feel free to read, comment, or share. I'm very proud of this story.

[lorriloo1109]

HOPE SAYS. What no Bacon

Well I am definitely going to complain to Dogline now. Mum and Dad had bacon last night and I didn’t get any. Dad said it was bad fro my stomach but I know it would have been alright. I have sizzlers from the Tesco man and I love them because they taste of bacon. I just need the real thing now. And talking about the tesco man, he came this morning while our new cleaner Lucy was here and they were…

[shafaqmum]

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[collaredcreatures11]

The Ultimate Guide to Choosing a Waterproof Dog Collar.

When it comes to our furry friends, we always want the best. From nutritious food to engaging toys, everything needs to be perfect. One essential accessory for any dog owner is a reliable dog collar. However, if your dog loves to swim, play in the rain, or get messy, a regular collar might not cut it. This is where a waterproof dog collar comes in. Let’s dive into why a waterproof dog collar is a game-changer and how to choose the best one for your pet.

Why Choose a Waterproof Dog Collar?

1. Durability: Waterproof dog collars are made from materials like Biothane, which is known for its strength and durability. Unlike traditional leather or fabric collars, they won’t degrade or weaken when exposed to moisture. This means your dog's collar will last longer, no matter how adventurous they get.

2. Easy to Clean: Dogs can get into some pretty messy situations. With a waterproof collar, cleanup is a breeze. Simply wipe it down with a damp cloth, and it’s good as new. No more lingering odors or stains.

3. Comfort: Just because a collar is durable doesn’t mean it has to be uncomfortable. Waterproof collars are designed with your dog's comfort in mind. They are flexible, lightweight, and often have a soft inner lining to prevent chafing.

4. Safety: A wet collar can become a breeding ground for bacteria, which can lead to skin infections. Waterproof collars reduce this risk, keeping your dog’s neck clean and healthy.

Features to Look For in a Waterproof Dog Collar

1. Material: The best waterproof dog collars are made from materials like Biothane or coated nylon. These materials are not only water-resistant but also resistant to mold, mildew, and odor.

2. Buckle Quality: Look for collars with sturdy, rust-proof buckles. Stainless steel or high-quality plastic buckles are ideal as they won’t corrode when exposed to water.

3. Reflective Elements: If you often take your dog for walks in low-light conditions, a collar with reflective strips can enhance visibility and keep your pet safe.

4. Adjustable Fit: Ensure the collar is easily adjustable to fit your dog’s neck comfortably. A collar that is too tight can cause discomfort, while one that is too loose can slip off.

5. Style and Color: Just because it’s functional doesn’t mean it can’t be stylish. Waterproof collars come in a variety of colors and patterns, so you can choose one that matches your dog’s personality.

Top Picks for Waterproof Dog Collars

1. Ruffwear Crag Dog Collar: Known for its durability and vibrant colors, this collar is perfect for active dogs. It features a reflective strip for added safety.

2. Biothane Dog Collar by Dogline: Made from high-quality Biothane, this collar is both strong and flexible. It’s available in various sizes and colors.

3. Kurgo Muck Collar: This collar is made from PVC-free material and is designed to withstand the messiest adventures. It also features a bottle opener for added convenience.

How to Maintain Your Waterproof Dog Collar

Regular Cleaning: Even though it’s waterproof, it’s still a good idea to clean your dog’s collar regularly. A simple wipe down with a damp cloth will suffice for most messes. For more stubborn dirt, use a mild soap and water.

Check for Wear and Tear: Periodically inspect the collar for any signs of damage or wear. Replace the collar if you notice any fraying or weakening of the material.

Proper Storage: When not in use, store the collar in a dry place away from direct sunlight. This will help maintain the integrity of the material.

Conclusion

A waterproof dog collar is an excellent investment for any dog owner, especially those with adventurous pets. It offers durability, easy maintenance, and comfort, ensuring your dog stays happy and healthy. By considering the material, buckle quality, reflective elements, and style, you can find the perfect waterproof collar that suits your dog’s needs. Happy adventuring!

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[mongosbull]

Look at my dog.

[dovenadamart]

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[inktosling21]

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Dogline Omega Nylon Collar with Removable Patches Service Therapy

[deadangelsparty-archive]

i think the only hlm stuff i'm going to be making for a while is stuff for my dogline miami au. other than that i've only been able to focus on my ocs

[minnienelaa]

misha doglins 🤝 catstiel

[c0ntr0l-c0re-angel]

Hi hi I wanted to ask for your deconstruction of Rhys. I love him to bits but I think it clouds my perspective and I would love an outside perspective on how to write him >.<

Hi!!

To start off, I am obviously not a professional, but i do have over 10 years of writing experience, and I like to think I’m pretty good! Take everything I say with a grain of salt, and I encourage you to come to some of your own conclusions as well :)

Splat, the co-owner of this account, has some things to say too! Rhys is one of his favorites, so he’ll tell you some things about him, and I’ll add some writing tips at the end.

Even though the choices you make can affect his personality in tales, there still is a lot of core features that remain the same through most, if not all playthroughs.

He's extremely loyal to his friends, it’s obvious that they're crucial to not only his arc but his characters, and he is quick to defend and help them to the best of his abilities.

Rhys does display fear in many situations in tales, especially in the starting episodes, but I believe he's a brave character. Despite being afraid, he moves forward regardless of that. If he WASN'T brave, he wouldn't have been able to brave some of Pandora's hardships. He's a lot more capable than people give him credit for.

He isn't without flaw, of course. he's ambitious, and he can be a real asshole. BUT, that doesn't erase the fact that he tries his best to be somewhat kind as well. The two statements can exist at once. We read a book analysis on the Borderlands franchise pre-bl3 that talked about how his masculinity is portrayed differently from most other boderlands men. (The book is called Ain’t No Place For a Hero, check it out.) It elaborates on the good in him, and despite starting out the story AS a "villian", he still has an actual heroic [kind, good, etc.] nature. As opposed to Jack, he is a foil in that way.

Rhys' is a very complex character, I don't blame people for having many interpertations. I think many of them can be good, and even I have some trouble writing him sometimes. Balancing out his core traits definitely helps, and not leaning too much into once of them can help lots.

-Splat

I concur!! lol

Anyway, they are right. The key to writing any canon character is to rewatch the series and take notes! Think about him as a 3D box instead of a 2D one. He has personality traits like ambition, yes, but there is always a reason for his ambition. He’s not just blindly like that- everyone was nurtured to act, or BE, a certain way

Is he a coward for being afraid of Vasquez, of Hyperion, or is he a brave guy for pushing through the fear to do what he believes he needs to do. Based off of that, you can keep expanding. He’s headstrong- he does what he needs to do because he BELIEVES he either deserves it, or it’s what he wants for him and his friends.

Speaking of his friends, at every turn in Tales, if you go what I consider to be the canon route (being that you refuse Jack at the end of the game) he chooses them over his end goal. This proves while he is headstrong- he’s not blind. He loves his friends, and is willing to sacrifice everything he ever wanted to keep them safe- which means he’s caring above being ambitious.

These are all personality traits you can pull from moments in the game. Your best friend when writing Rhys is to think of him as an onion. Yes, i’m quoting Shrek. He has layers- ambition and swagger on top- but when you peel it back, at his core, he does his best to do what he thinks is right (after leaving Hyperion).

Just keep in mind that every character does everything for a reason, and reread when you’re not sure you’ve done something right.

-Doglin

(and a good tip for writing dialogue is to repeat it with his voice in your head, and see if it sounds like him)

[natjennie]

the dirty 27, aka the 27 miniature pinschers in league with the fbi, chasing you for setting fires in the sequoia national forest: macy, lacy, kingpin, doglin, shunt, bunt, kunt (with a k), louise, marfa texas, shoestring, asbestos, kingpin 2, ace ventura, john john, melo, milo, miley cyrus, hoopty, cooch, cooter, nando, anus, clit, labia, vulve, ovaries, and stank puss.

[lorriloo1109]

HOPE’S DIARY

I am thinking of ringing Dogline again. It is blowing a gale and rain is coming down in sheets. It is not fit for a dog out there, but Dad tried to push me out there this morning. I didn’t want to go and I was real mad with Dad. He made me go in the end and I do not think he is a nice Daddy any more. I have been very furious with him laterly. He took my rubbish bag away from me and it had all my…