The Worlds Smallest Cat
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That's the response id expect from someone who open mouth kisses dogsAbout the only time they snuggle up with p*ssy
not at all. it be other men really worried bout the masculine outlook. same dudes that need a large protector dumb animal to feel safe and strongFor my catset nikkas, do bytches not think you weird just living by yourself with a cat?
I mean... Thats just some straight hoe shyt.
how many tough guy cat owners do you know? we just some regular nikkaz... can you say the same for your average pit owner?
The Tibetan Mastiff Vs. a Lion: What You Need to Know
Nat Berman+ 2 Years Ago
The Tibetan Mastiff is a large guardian canine breed traditionally bred in Tibet. Although it is relatively popular in China, the breed is extremely rare in the U.S. In fact, it is estimated that the American Kennel Club has about 5,000 dogs registered, of which only 1,000-2,000 are actually alive today. As a result, they tend to be very costly, averaging about $60,000 to $100,000 a puppy. Tibetan Mastiffs are considered to be the origin of the mastiff breeds, including the Great Pyrenees, bulldogs, and English mastiffs. Due to their enormous size and the fact that they were originally bred to fight off Mountain Lions
The Tibetan Mastiff Vs. a Lion: What You Need to Know
Nat Berman+ 2 Years Ago
The Tibetan Mastiff is a large guardian canine breed traditionally bred in Tibet. Although it is relatively popular in China, the breed is extremely rare in the U.S. In fact, it is estimated that the American Kennel Club has about 5,000 dogs registered, of which only 1,000-2,000 are actually alive today. As a result, they tend to be very costly, averaging about $60,000 to $100,000 a puppy. Tibetan Mastiffs are considered to be the origin of the mastiff breeds, including the Great Pyrenees, bulldogs, and English mastiffs. Due to their enormous size and the fact that they were originally bred to fight off Mountain Lions
The Tibetan Mastiff Vs. a Lion: What You Need to Know
The Tibetan Mastiff Vs. a Lion: What You Need to Know
Nat Berman+ 2 Years Ago
The Tibetan Mastiff is a large guardian canine breed traditionally bred in Tibet. Although it is relatively popular in China, the breed is extremely rare in the U.S. In fact, it is estimated that the American Kennel Club has about 5,000 dogs registered, of which only 1,000-2,000 are actually alive today. As a result, they tend to be very costly, averaging about $60,000 to $100,000 a puppy. Tibetan Mastiffs are considered to be the origin of the mastiff breeds, including the Great Pyrenees, bulldogs, and English mastiffs. Due to their enormous size and the fact that they were originally bred to fight off Mountain Lions
The Tibetan Mastiff Vs. a Lion: What You Need to Know
Mountain lions aint lions
They're still apart of cat set aren't they :Dogglass:. One of the biggest pussies on your roster?Mountain lions aint lions
Why you always coming in herenot at all. it be other men really worried bout the masculine outlook. same dudes that need a large protector dumb animal to feel safe and strong
how many tough guy cat owners do you know? we just some regular nikkaz... can you say the same for your average pit owner?
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You came up in the cat thread doing all that bytch ass barkingWhy you always coming in here
Ricky Fontaine
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not at all. it be other men really worried bout the masculine outlook. same dudes that need a large protector dumb animal to feel safe and strong
how many tough guy cat owners do you know? we just some regular nikkaz... can you say the same for your average pit owner?
Pit bulls aint the only type of dog but you do got a point
1.) The homie tagged me in this pathetic attempt at making these creatures seem innocent.You came up in the cat thread doing all that bytch ass barking
2.) A bytch ass bark is still better than a p*ssy ass pur and sissy ass hiss. Now go back to your circle jerk Obreh because nobody asked you.
:Dogglass:
lion I met a few years ago.
it ain't even take me more than a second to know who you talking about
Here's a tip dog set can learn from the GOAT animals: just because somebody calls your name, don't mean you gotta run to them.
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