FisheyeLens
Bluelighter
- Joined
- Feb 25, 2004
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relief of canine hip displacia...
I get my dog stoned sometimes like once or twice a month...she was born with very severe hip displacia...the ball of her femur is hardley a ball and the "socket" is almost flat. When she is stoned she is obviously happy and pain free, I can tell from the way she frolics around duh...I know I am doing her some good when she has moments where pain doesn't limit her actions. She also takes glucosamine for joint health...I fucking love the hell out of my dog and seeing her happy makes me happy.
If a dog comes over to people toking up and obviously sniffs the smoke and inhails deeply, then duh of course they like it. People getting their dog high all the time is just as stupid as them getting high all the time. I would never give her any other drugs, that is just sick.
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I get my dog stoned sometimes like once or twice a month...she was born with very severe hip displacia...the ball of her femur is hardley a ball and the "socket" is almost flat. When she is stoned she is obviously happy and pain free, I can tell from the way she frolics around duh...I know I am doing her some good when she has moments where pain doesn't limit her actions. She also takes glucosamine for joint health...I fucking love the hell out of my dog and seeing her happy makes me happy.
If a dog comes over to people toking up and obviously sniffs the smoke and inhails deeply, then duh of course they like it. People getting their dog high all the time is just as stupid as them getting high all the time. I would never give her any other drugs, that is just sick.
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