We don’t deserve dogs.
this post was submitted on 22 Apr 2025
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my thoughts exactly, being loved by cats and dogs is an incredible privilege that mankind often does nothing to be worthy of
What a miracle that that kid made it through this. Just the thought of a little 2-year-old being alone in the wilderness for a whole night makes me uneasy.
Damn, a two year-old hiked seven miles in rough terrain? Hopefully they end up liking nature. They're talented.
There used to be this tweet that made the rounds talking about how a toddler wearing one croc carrying their barbie doll could beat any adult at hiking and I believe that to be true. So much energy
big floofy doge
good buford 
Amazing.