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I also really really want another papillon,  and my first papillon Alfie  (prince Alfred)  died when I was 22.  I moved out of the house at 17 and I was there a little bit again at age 19 and then I left again,  and he died from poisoning while being house sat by my grandmother and my ex best friend Aimee's mother  (and I also have been missing Aimee somewhat)

my bond with Alfie was closer than any other bond that I had at the time because of the innocense and emotional and physical safety and trust needs that were met by him and honestly only him,  a dog.  a small little quirky and sickly in some ways dog.  and I have been feeling lonely lately,  but I was beyond devastated that Alfie doed and I still am,  to the point that I still have crying meltdowns over it because I sometimes think that he died because I "abandoned" him.  yes,  I am aware that I had to go on and try to live my adult life,  but I wish that I had the resources to keep him with me.  anyway,  Alfie is gone from this world,  but when I think of devastating loss,  I think of Alfie  😭😭💔💔

just joking

just joking

papillon are the small,  little "butterfly-eared" dogs,  with long fur and big pompous tails and that look a little bit like gremlins and foxes too.  fuck I am starting to feel like crying I was trying to share educational information.  and Alfie was black and white  (and the other most common type is red and ginger)

just joking

just joking

😭😭💔💔

😭😭💔💔

just joking

just joking

Having a pet coyote without a permit is a misdemeanor in most of the USA. You would probably get caught too, and then they would take your coyote if you agreed to let them.

Chapo said: 

Having a pet coyote without a permit is a misdemeanor in most of the USA. You would probably get caught too, and then they would take your coyote if you agreed to let them.

 What do you mean if you agreed to let them 

Med said: 

Chapo said: 

Having a pet coyote without a permit is a misdemeanor in most of the USA. You would probably get caught too, and then they would take your coyote if you agreed to let them.

 What do you mean if you agreed to let them 

 Typically with exotic animals if you agree to let them take the animal to like a sanctuary they drop the charges immediately.

Chapo said: 

Med said: 

Chapo said: 

Having a pet coyote without a permit is a misdemeanor in most of the USA. You would probably get caught too, and then they would take your coyote if you agreed to let them.

 What do you mean if you agreed to let them 

 Typically with exotic animals if you agree to let them take the animal to like a sanctuary they drop the charges immediately.

 Interesting…whatever happened to the story you were following about your guy with the Bengal tigers?

Med said: 

Chapo said: 

Med said: 

 What do you mean if you agreed to let them 

 Typically with exotic animals if you agree to let them take the animal to like a sanctuary they drop the charges immediately.

 Interesting…whatever happened to the story you were following about your guy with the Bengal tigers?

 He got sentenced to 18 years in prison for murder.

Chapo said: 

Med said: 

Chapo said: 

 Typically with exotic animals if you agree to let them take the animal to like a sanctuary they drop the charges immediately.

 Interesting…whatever happened to the story you were following about your guy with the Bengal tigers?

 He got sentenced to 18 years in prison for murder.

 Yeah, where did you learn about dropped charges for handing in exotic animals? This is so random but did you see the verdict handed in the court case of the man who solicited a murder from a teen online for $9M. Do you think the verdict is fair?