Courageous and great with kids, needs short walks
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"Bulldog: The Bulldog, also known as the English Bulldog, is a breed that exudes dignity and strength. With its distinctive wrinkled face, pushed-in nose, and stocky build, Bulldogs are unmistakable and widely adored. They were originally bred for bull-baiting in England, but today's Bulldog is more gentle and loving than its ancestors. Bulldogs have a friendly and patient temperament, making them great family pets. They are particularly good with children, often showing a tolerant and protective nature. Bulldogs are known for being stubborn, but their laid-back attitude means they are also happy to relax and lounge around the home. Their low energy level makes them suitable for apartment living, although they still require regular short walks. Due to their brachycephalic (flat-faced) structure, they can have breathing challenges and are sensitive to heat. Bulldogs are ideal for families seeking a gentle, loyal companion with a courageous heart."
low energy level call out was a bit rude but it's fine
May 16, 2024
“Bulldog: The Bulldog, also known as the English Bulldog, is a breed that exudes dignity and strength. With its distinctive wrinkled face, pushed-in nose, and stocky build, Bulldogs are unmistakable and widely adored. They were originally bred for bull-baiting in England, but today's Bulldog is more gentle and loving than its ancestors. Bulldogs have a friendly and patient temperament, making them great family pets. They are particularly good with children, often showing a tolerant and protective nature. Bulldogs are known for being stubborn, but their laid-back attitude means they are also happy to relax and lounge around the home. Their low energy level makes them suitable for apartment living, although they still require regular short walks. Due to their brachycephalic (flat-faced) structure, they can have breathing challenges and are sensitive to heat. Bulldogs are ideal for families seeking a gentle, loyal companion with a courageous heart.”
It’s funny cause the like symbolism of someone who’s “a real bulldog” is the complete opposite of this, but from that description that’s literally me. Basically just called me a Taurus with chronic fatigue in a different way.
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I got Chihuahua: The Chihuahua is a tiny breed with a big personality, known for its loyalty and charming character... Despite their diminutive size, they are often fearless and can be quite bold. Chihuahuas are highly devoted to their owners and can be protective, making them good, albeit tiny, watchdogs. They thrive on attention and affection, preferring to be close to their human companions. Chihuahuas adapt well to apartment living and are a great choice for city dwellers...They are best suited for families with older children or singles, and for owners who desire a small, loyal companion.
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Sorry but getting a good glass or little tchotchke from a bar is the most fulfilling exhilarating experience
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this is a rule i like to employ for myself, as a chronic procrastinator, mostly in regards to my knitting but also for many other things in life: job applications, finishing a book, framing something, etc. These things become big projects in our mind, in need of completion, usually making them into these large and daunting monsters! The shame and guilt we put our ourselves and our procrastinations is so toxic and unhelpful, so instead of having these things sitting around reminding us of our inability to complete them, just get rid of it entirely. Put the project away, completely out of sight, throw our the little craft, put the book on the bookshelf. these time limits are not meant to apply pressure or increase urgency but like an expiration date, like closing all your tabs on your computer but IRL. If i’ve had a project sitting around unfinished for more than a couple months, a year, etc. no matter how much I like it and know i could finish it, i take it apart, throw it out, whatever. if it is meant to be you can always start it again, from a place of mental clarity and renewed enthusiasm! Don’t add it to your physical and mental load, just get rid of it 💖
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