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by .Coyote » Thu Apr 08, 2010 10:49 am
Wow, so lucky. Whenever I step in something wet in my room, there is usually reason to worry. It is ALWAYS something gross and from a pet. Luckily, it happens rarely. My dogs hate doing anything waste-like in the house. Or in the yard for that matter... They stick to the woods. ^_^
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by Moonfleet » Thu Apr 08, 2010 10:56 am
Lately I've been having this problem a lot, actually. xD I have stepped in something wet both barefoot and in socks, and more often than not it has been something nasty. All thanks to the new puppy in the house...Oh how I long for the day when he is housebroken...Sometimes, though, I'm lucky and it's only a melted ice cube...
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by Hayley7866 » Thu Apr 08, 2010 11:26 am
OK i have a little dog named Millie and when she was LITTLE as in oh look people, im going to go poo there at thier very feet how helpful am i. Well now that shes bigger its even worse! When she was little she used to poo outside my bedroom door and pee on my BED. But now that shes older shes got these realy hard spicky toys and i have almost lost a toe from stepping on them. Plus i have this really old dog named Molly. She doesnt really care where she poos and pees it can be in or outside. Well one night I was walking to the kitchen at night PITCH BLACK and wat do i step in? POO PEE AND PUKE ok it gets worse I fell in it more than once. You think you have it bad but you dont trust me yours was water.O_0
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by GlasgowSmile » Thu Apr 08, 2010 12:54 pm
Hayley7866 wrote:OK i have a little dog named Millie and when she was LITTLE as in oh look people, im going to go poo there at thier very feet how helpful am i. Well now that shes bigger its even worse! When she was little she used to poo outside my bedroom door and pee on my BED. But now that shes older shes got these realy hard spicky toys and i have almost lost a toe from stepping on them. Plus i have this really old dog named Molly. She doesnt really care where she poos and pees it can be in or outside. Well one night I was walking to the kitchen at night PITCH BLACK and wat do i step in? POO PEE AND PUKE ok it gets worse I fell in it more than once. You think you have it bad but you dont trust me yours was water.O_0
Luckily I don't have to deal with that with my dog or cat...
But the cat likes to throw up gross hairballs on the carpet a couple times a month. I never know it happens until it's too late. D:
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by CallyKat » Thu Apr 08, 2010 1:42 pm
Hmm, lets see what I've stepped in from what I remember.
All types of cat puke (hairballs, food upchuck, just plain nasty liquid) water, jell-o(don't ask XD) dog pee, dog poo (when I had a puppy) huge spider, huge cricket. I also stepped on a tack one time, too, but that's not mushy or anything. xD
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