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They can be trained. I did so in college, though inadvertently. I always fed them in one corner of their tank. One time, I went to a different corner, and they went to the original one. They caught on slowly, slowing their gaping at the food, then they hunted it down and fed properly.
I had tropical fish for many years. Then in my teens we got our first dog and have preferred dogs ever since. I like a pet I can hug and in exchange get a wet kiss.
“…one of the ancestors of many double reed instruments, the Shawm. As you’ll hear in the video above, the Shawm has a very distinctive sound.
The shawm came on the scene in Europe in the 13th century and became one of the most popular instruments during the late medieval period and into the renaissance era.
Typically, they were made out of a single piece of wood that had finger holes cut into it so that the musician can change the pitch. Like other wind instruments, it then has a flared bell at the end.
As with most types of instruments, Shawms come in lots of different sizes, the larger they are the lower their pitch and vice versa, the smaller they are, the higher the pitch."
Any family ties here to a certain Afghan hound, Nancy? : )
Dogs actually start out seeing hugs as a sign of aggression but learn over time that we mean well and that it’s a sign of love. they learn to enjoy it, too. Ever notice that when you try to hug a puppy they tend to squirm? There are probably exceptions. I admit I was quite surprised to hear that they don’t like hugs at first. Actually, every pet in this comic is an exception in the very best ways.
JLChi 11 months ago
And they don’t like to be petted.
WelshRat Premium Member 11 months ago
Ah, the waters of truth.
FreyjaRN Premium Member 11 months ago
They can be trained. I did so in college, though inadvertently. I always fed them in one corner of their tank. One time, I went to a different corner, and they went to the original one. They caught on slowly, slowing their gaping at the food, then they hunted it down and fed properly.
saylorgirl 11 months ago
Aww, I love the faces of love on Kate and her fur-babies.
FrannieL Premium Member 11 months ago
The table of kids is adorable.
sarahbowl1 Premium Member 11 months ago
Love the first frame!
ladykat Premium Member 11 months ago
It’s very difficult to pet a fish. Or some birds.
stairsteppublishing 11 months ago
Hugging the pets before going to school each day – what a nice thing to do for them and you.
darcyandsimon 11 months ago
Kate’s smile is a reflection of Floof’s!
notmoving Premium Member 11 months ago
You just taught me that Arf is a name meaning Beautiful.
the lost wizard 11 months ago
And they show their appreciation when you come home. :)
kinich79 11 months ago
I had tropical fish for many years. Then in my teens we got our first dog and have preferred dogs ever since. I like a pet I can hug and in exchange get a wet kiss.
RonBerg13 Premium Member 11 months ago
Family Hugs!!
That is a regular thing in my family!!
vlbrown Premium Member 11 months ago
I love how Sirius’ paws drape over the edge of the panel
¯ 11 months ago
Huh, just came across some interesting info:
“…one of the ancestors of many double reed instruments, the Shawm. As you’ll hear in the video above, the Shawm has a very distinctive sound.
The shawm came on the scene in Europe in the 13th century and became one of the most popular instruments during the late medieval period and into the renaissance era.
Typically, they were made out of a single piece of wood that had finger holes cut into it so that the musician can change the pitch. Like other wind instruments, it then has a flared bell at the end.
As with most types of instruments, Shawms come in lots of different sizes, the larger they are the lower their pitch and vice versa, the smaller they are, the higher the pitch."
Any family ties here to a certain Afghan hound, Nancy? : )
ericlscott creator 11 months ago
Lucky pets!
Moonkey Premium Member 11 months ago
Dogs actually start out seeing hugs as a sign of aggression but learn over time that we mean well and that it’s a sign of love. they learn to enjoy it, too. Ever notice that when you try to hug a puppy they tend to squirm? There are probably exceptions. I admit I was quite surprised to hear that they don’t like hugs at first. Actually, every pet in this comic is an exception in the very best ways.
Graham Harrop creator 11 months ago
lovely first panel … !
MissyTiger Premium Member 11 months ago
LaVa and Arf can kiss the fish tank before leaving :D