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timidone4466
Tourist
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Indeed! I'm a sucker for female dogs with very round asses. It's quite rare to see one in real life. But mypenis heart skips a beat when I do!
Indeed! I'm a sucker for female dogs with very round asses. It's quite rare to see one in real life. But my
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Mare lovers are lucky, their asses are almost always round! ?
Mare lovers are lucky, their asses are almost always round! ?
YanchaOkami
Citizen of Zooville
You guys actually did it, reaching the previous goal. Impressive.
I wish good luck with .. reaching infinity.
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I wish good luck with .. reaching infinity.
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We'll reach infinity in about.... infinity years! Lol
We'll reach infinity in about.... infinity years! Lol
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Indeed, I almost never see mares with flat asses! Lol. With female dogs it's like 1/100. My girl's ass is floofy though!Yep, my pony mare definitely has a lovely round plush rump
YanchaOkami
Citizen of Zooville
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One of the advantages of fur-partners. Always plushy.
One of the advantages of fur-partners. Always plushy.
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There's something to be said about a nice fluffy butt as well.
There's something to be said about a nice fluffy butt as well.
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Indeed! When I run a brush through it, it looks so... ?! But unfortunately her hips aren't very wide to compliment her floofy butt! But, she of course means more to me than her rear end! Lol
Indeed! When I run a brush through it, it looks so... ?! But unfortunately her hips aren't very wide to compliment her floofy butt! But, she of course means more to me than her rear end! Lol
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I also like nice full tails, equine or a fluffy canine.
I also like nice full tails, equine or a fluffy canine.
YanchaOkami
Citizen of Zooville
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Floofy, I always have the feeling it's FoxandtheHounds writing with that avatar.
Reprogramming synaptic memory.. please be patient..
Floofy, I always have the feeling it's FoxandtheHounds writing with that avatar.
Reprogramming synaptic memory.. please be patient..
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And for once a picture of her without her tail flipped over her flank ?
And for once a picture of her without her tail flipped over her flank ?
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Actually I'm not sure why, but my girl's tail has gotten less floofy over the years. When I first got her, her tail was suuuuper floofy. Like as thick as a 2L bottle. But now it's only a little thicker than a regular bottle of soda. Very odd since I give her fish oil for her sensitive coat.
Actually I'm not sure why, but my girl's tail has gotten less floofy over the years. When I first got her, her tail was suuuuper floofy. Like as thick as a 2L bottle. But now it's only a little thicker than a regular bottle of soda. Very odd since I give her fish oil for her sensitive coat.
Lol, you're going to have to reprogram it soon, as I'm changing it back at the end of the week. But sometimes I look at my own avatar and mistake myself for FoxandtheHounds! ?
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I'm currently a very confused unicorn ?
I'm currently a very confused unicorn ?
YanchaOkami
Citizen of Zooville
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Brushing can as well remove several hairs, even if it's not a bad thing.
The small equine smiley below? No further equine inverse portraits to be seen.
The top fur grows really slow and is quite brittle in regards of abrasive or bending mechanical stress. Maybe your dog lays or stands / moves nowadays with the tail fur touching or rubbing over some surface. This might shorten the fur, but that's okay. There's hair loss for dogs as well, same as with humans, just less obvious thanks to the amount of body hair available.
Brushing can as well remove several hairs, even if it's not a bad thing.
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I'd imagine it's probably that. Over the years it's gradually gotten less and less floofy. She did lose some fur on her legs here recently, but it was due to the medication she was on for a little while. It's growing back fairly nicely.
YanchaOkami
Citizen of Zooville
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But I don't know any mammal which intensifies fur growth simply by age - by hormonal (enforced) changes like spaying or neutering it's another story, same with "natural" hormonal changes.
As such it's quite normal for fur density to lower over time. Same goes for humans, even those without regional hair loss get more and more hair follikels into non-working conditions and those don't magically "reset" or regrow most of the time, if they are no longer working through age.
Medications can also play a part in it, that's for sure.
But I don't know any mammal which intensifies fur growth simply by age - by hormonal (enforced) changes like spaying or neutering it's another story, same with "natural" hormonal changes.
As such it's quite normal for fur density to lower over time. Same goes for humans, even those without regional hair loss get more and more hair follikels into non-working conditions and those don't magically "reset" or regrow most of the time, if they are no longer working through age.
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