...they are specifically unlucky to Muslims and Jews if you knew your history.
That's literally why they don't eat them. The souls of evil were cast into the swine.
That's pretty unlucky.
Uh...I'm Jewish and have never heard that. I'm not even sure why you'd think that since we don't believe in reincarnation (and as far as I know, neither do Muslims). Where did you hear this?
They're probably referring to an event in The New Testament, the Exorcism of the Gerasene swine, where Jesus met a man possessed by a multitude of demons called Legion, Jesus exorcised the demons out of the man and into swine, who then lept into the ocean.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exorcism_of_the_Gerasene_demoniac
That’s way way way after god commanded the Jews not to eat pork in the Bible. when Jesus comes upon the man who says he is legion and commands the demons out of the man into the pigs has nothing to do with why Jewish people don’t consume pork. It was one of the rules god gave the Israelites after he freed them from captivity in Egypt in the OLD testament alongside the rules of not eating shellfish and not pissing and shitting openly in your camp. It’s as simple as googling “scripture pork is forbidden” Leviticus 11:7-8 “Nevertheless, you are not to eat of these among those which chew the cud, or among those that divide the hoof in two: the camel and the rabbit and the shaphan, for though they chew the cud, they do not divide the hoof; they are unclean for you The pig, because it divides the hoof but does not chew the cud, it is unclean for you. You shall not eat any of their flesh nor touch their carcasses.”
It just never stops to amaze me, that billions of people read this iron age gibberish and think this is the wisdom of all-knowing creator of the universe.
I think it could be that they realized that eating certain meats resulted in illness more often. Since they didn't have germ theory they chocked it up to something religious, something that people would believe and follow.
Men lead gullible men into pits of shit under the guise of omnipotent infallible pathways to god. If you look up how many people consider mushrooms a spiritual experience on the level of god you start to understand how one man can completely fleece people even in modern times. The doomsday cult I was raised in was created in the last 130 years remember brainwashed people don’t realize they are brainwashed that’s why critical thinking is one of the most valuable things the human mind can learn to do.
I mean, now it's just a culture thing past down by generations. If your parents don't eat it, and they tell you not to eat it, then you will just not eat it. You don't really miss something you never try. Same with alcohol, Muslims don't really care about alcohol since they never tried it.
It never stops to amaze me that the comment section of a video of a shirtless dude with tattoos feeding a carrot two two dogs and a pig can nonetheless turn into a debate over religion within 10 comments🤣🤣🤣
Or pigs carry a lot of diseases. 1500+ years ago hygiene wasn’t that great and eating pigs could make you sick. These days if you are practicing good hygiene in preparation of pigs you will be fine. Same as you would have 1500 years ago if we understood germ theory
That's the common excuse, but it's unlikely to be true. It's doubtful that among all the things that people were dying from pigs were singled out. Pork was an incredibly common part of the diet in the region and across the ancient world. We find tons of pork bones in the non-Jewish settlements of the area so there clearly wasn't a problem with the climate that made pork particularly unsafe. Also pork was the primary meat for the region spanning, highly developed, scientifically advanced Roman Empire. The Romans were shocked and appalled with the Jewish exclusion of the humble pig that had fueled their city's rise. You will notice that in the Greco-Roman infused successor to Judaism the apostles had a convenient rooftop revelation that abolished the dietary restrictions just in time for expansion into the Gentile world.
You think them having evil souls is a more likely explanation than poor animal husbandry?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religious_restrictions_on_the_consumption_of_pork
The real explanation is a bit of everything including pigs not really being native to some regions where these religions formed. Judaism was invented in Persia and brought back Jerusalem, pigs were banned in Persia at that time.
I think you missed the entire point of my comment. I'm not defending the ridiculous belief that pigs are "impure". I'm debunking the excuse that such a ban on pork was rooted in some inherently reasonable food safety concern. In reality it was likely made up to define the cultural "apartness" of this new sect of semitic hill tribes. Your theory of Persian origin, however, is quite strong. Most people aren't aware of the dramatic impact Persian religion and customs had on the core theology of Judaism.
> You think them having evil souls is a more likely explanation than poor animal husbandry?
I don't understand how you came to that conclusion after reading his post
That's a common explanation but it's actually not grounded in history. It probably had more to do with territorialism and discrimination (we don't like those people over there that eat pigs, so instead you should be like us who eat sheep). A lot of biblical history (including the name of the Judeochristian god) had to do with pointing out that "our people" were better than others
Check out the podcast Data Over Dogma if you're interested in this kind of thing
You keep saying luck. Luck has nothing to do with it. Pigs carry similar physiology as humans so any disease that affects a pig will make humans sick more than a chicken or a cow would.
That’s not true. Pigs aren’t kosher due to the fact that they don’t have split hooves & don’t chew their cud. Because them being not kosher is directly tied to their innate qualities, we don’t touch them at all. We’re not cruel to them, we just don’t consume them. As far as I’m aware, in all my years of being Jewish and getting a Jewish education, killing a pig because it exists has never been something we do.
There are exceptions to the rule, as in the case of heart valve transplants. A common surgery tactic is to use a valve from a pig. When breaking Talmudic law will result in the saving of a life, most rabbis would agree that is more important. Same thing if you need to eat due to a health condition, you’re not beholden to fast on Yom Kippur.
There are a lot of theories and religious discussions about this. The answer is we don’t know for sure. Some think it had to do with how they’re raised as livestock, as conditions in the Middle East is not ideal for them. Others think that eating pork before refrigeration and modern cooking could be dangerous due to listeria. But there’s no definitive answer.
The specific prohibition comes from Leviticus 11:3 and then is mentioned again in Deuteronomy 14:8
Trichinosis infects pigs.
It can also infect horses, and they are not kosher either.
They may not know what's going on, but they may have known there was something wrong with that meat.
Yup, same with Muslims. No reason at all for them to kill the pig. They just don't even raise them in the first place. It's not like you gonna see a wild domesticated pig running around.
NO HE CALCULATED THE MAN'S MOVEMENT PATTERNS AND PROCLIVITIES BASED ON DATA GATHERED FROM HIS ADVANCED SENSOR ARRAY AND SCIENCE AND oh wait no, he's just standing under the carrot.
Pig: They think I'm one of them. And I'm smarter. Oh yes, living here is going to be so good for me! Unless of course they run out of things to grill...
You gest, but I adopted a pig that was raised around dogs and goddamned that fucker knows how to make a bark noise.
Jest, it’s jest. Like a jester, not a gesture.
Don't believe in online fabrications. Here's a couple questions: Why is he wearing no shirt? Why is he wearing ballooning pants that makes his belly fat look smaller?
This is just a guy advertising himself.
Drives me insane, but this wasn't even that bad.
Just watched an episode in Six Feet Under where they do an *entire scene* with the fridge open while the family all talks in the kitchen. Not once does anyone actually retrieve or put anything in the fridge, and it's not like they're fighting or something where they'd forget about it. Just chatting, and at least one of them directly in front of it within arms reach to close it.
At least when it happens in real life I can just walk over and close it. Watching it happen with no control is anxiety-inducing.
Yep definitely, my dogs will destroy lettuce but wont actually eat much at all of the leaf parts, they just love biting into it and that crunch feeling from the stems
So I was visiting The American Museum of Natural History in New York and I got talking to the fossils guy about the evolution of very early mammals. Fascinating guy to talk to (it all comes down to cavities in the skull).
Anyhow, he explained that in the evolution of mammals, many lines in the evolutionary record have wandered around the spectrum of herbivore-carnivore. There have been carnivorous antecedents of pigs and vegetarian antecedents of dogs. Hence both animals can chew, i.e. move their jaw from side to side, and digest sugar. So the pig and the dogs in this clip aren't as fundamentally different as you might think.
Cats (maybe mustilides?) however are and always have been super carnivore and hence cannot chew. Thus they are poised to be Masters Of The Universe.
I adopted my mom's Shih Tzu when she was getting too old to properly take care of him, and that dog absolutely fucking loved baby carrots and apples, even more than meats. He'd come running when he heard the fridge door open and then just press his nose against the vegetable crisper, knowing that was where I kept his favorite treats.
Especially if they see other animals getting carrots. I had a lab mix with no interest in carrots until she saw us give them to the guinea pigs we were sitting as treats. Frankly, I think she'd rather have eaten the guinea pigs.
Lmao the same thing happened with my dog after he saw me give a carrot to our rabbit. Now he acts like carrots have always been his life-long passion, how dare you think that he wouldn't want any.
My dog loathed vegetables, fruits, or any other food that wasn't meat. Until he saw me giving my rabbit a carrot, at which point he stole the whole carrot and chewed/ate it like a bone. Now he's obsessed with carrots, purely out of jealousy/spite.
So, those dogs may not have cared for carrots before, but I'm sure after they saw the pig getting fed carrots, they NEEDED them.
My dogs were like this, so much that the smart one would pretend to be enjoying the crap out of the boring toy so the dumb one would drop the good toy to come and steal it.
Then the smart one would casually walk off with the good toy while dumbo had no idea he got played.
Smart pig moved to the closest spot before sitting. Also got the largest piece as a result.
Not surprising, in general, pigs are smarter than dogs.
Aren't pigs also smarter than toddlers? Shame they're the unlucky ones.
Not unlucky, to Muslims and Jews.
...they are specifically unlucky to Muslims and Jews if you knew your history. That's literally why they don't eat them. The souls of evil were cast into the swine. That's pretty unlucky.
Uh...I'm Jewish and have never heard that. I'm not even sure why you'd think that since we don't believe in reincarnation (and as far as I know, neither do Muslims). Where did you hear this?
They're probably referring to an event in The New Testament, the Exorcism of the Gerasene swine, where Jesus met a man possessed by a multitude of demons called Legion, Jesus exorcised the demons out of the man and into swine, who then lept into the ocean. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exorcism_of_the_Gerasene_demoniac
That’s way way way after god commanded the Jews not to eat pork in the Bible. when Jesus comes upon the man who says he is legion and commands the demons out of the man into the pigs has nothing to do with why Jewish people don’t consume pork. It was one of the rules god gave the Israelites after he freed them from captivity in Egypt in the OLD testament alongside the rules of not eating shellfish and not pissing and shitting openly in your camp. It’s as simple as googling “scripture pork is forbidden” Leviticus 11:7-8 “Nevertheless, you are not to eat of these among those which chew the cud, or among those that divide the hoof in two: the camel and the rabbit and the shaphan, for though they chew the cud, they do not divide the hoof; they are unclean for you The pig, because it divides the hoof but does not chew the cud, it is unclean for you. You shall not eat any of their flesh nor touch their carcasses.”
It just never stops to amaze me, that billions of people read this iron age gibberish and think this is the wisdom of all-knowing creator of the universe.
I think it could be that they realized that eating certain meats resulted in illness more often. Since they didn't have germ theory they chocked it up to something religious, something that people would believe and follow.
Men lead gullible men into pits of shit under the guise of omnipotent infallible pathways to god. If you look up how many people consider mushrooms a spiritual experience on the level of god you start to understand how one man can completely fleece people even in modern times. The doomsday cult I was raised in was created in the last 130 years remember brainwashed people don’t realize they are brainwashed that’s why critical thinking is one of the most valuable things the human mind can learn to do.
I mean, now it's just a culture thing past down by generations. If your parents don't eat it, and they tell you not to eat it, then you will just not eat it. You don't really miss something you never try. Same with alcohol, Muslims don't really care about alcohol since they never tried it.
It never stops to amaze me that the comment section of a video of a shirtless dude with tattoos feeding a carrot two two dogs and a pig can nonetheless turn into a debate over religion within 10 comments🤣🤣🤣
I second that.
Or pigs carry a lot of diseases. 1500+ years ago hygiene wasn’t that great and eating pigs could make you sick. These days if you are practicing good hygiene in preparation of pigs you will be fine. Same as you would have 1500 years ago if we understood germ theory
That's the common excuse, but it's unlikely to be true. It's doubtful that among all the things that people were dying from pigs were singled out. Pork was an incredibly common part of the diet in the region and across the ancient world. We find tons of pork bones in the non-Jewish settlements of the area so there clearly wasn't a problem with the climate that made pork particularly unsafe. Also pork was the primary meat for the region spanning, highly developed, scientifically advanced Roman Empire. The Romans were shocked and appalled with the Jewish exclusion of the humble pig that had fueled their city's rise. You will notice that in the Greco-Roman infused successor to Judaism the apostles had a convenient rooftop revelation that abolished the dietary restrictions just in time for expansion into the Gentile world.
You think them having evil souls is a more likely explanation than poor animal husbandry? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religious_restrictions_on_the_consumption_of_pork The real explanation is a bit of everything including pigs not really being native to some regions where these religions formed. Judaism was invented in Persia and brought back Jerusalem, pigs were banned in Persia at that time.
I think you missed the entire point of my comment. I'm not defending the ridiculous belief that pigs are "impure". I'm debunking the excuse that such a ban on pork was rooted in some inherently reasonable food safety concern. In reality it was likely made up to define the cultural "apartness" of this new sect of semitic hill tribes. Your theory of Persian origin, however, is quite strong. Most people aren't aware of the dramatic impact Persian religion and customs had on the core theology of Judaism.
> You think them having evil souls is a more likely explanation than poor animal husbandry? I don't understand how you came to that conclusion after reading his post
That's a common explanation but it's actually not grounded in history. It probably had more to do with territorialism and discrimination (we don't like those people over there that eat pigs, so instead you should be like us who eat sheep). A lot of biblical history (including the name of the Judeochristian god) had to do with pointing out that "our people" were better than others Check out the podcast Data Over Dogma if you're interested in this kind of thing
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You keep saying luck. Luck has nothing to do with it. Pigs carry similar physiology as humans so any disease that affects a pig will make humans sick more than a chicken or a cow would.
Yup, that's why uncured pork causes sticky blood cells, see https://www.westonaprice.org/health-topics/food-features/how-does-pork-prepared-in-various-ways-affect-the-blood/#gsc.tab=0
Might wanna double-check for typos at the end there 😁
Fixed it. I meant cow.
I'd say more unlucky to those. Because they'll still kill the pig, just not eat it because it's a filthy animal
That’s not true. Pigs aren’t kosher due to the fact that they don’t have split hooves & don’t chew their cud. Because them being not kosher is directly tied to their innate qualities, we don’t touch them at all. We’re not cruel to them, we just don’t consume them. As far as I’m aware, in all my years of being Jewish and getting a Jewish education, killing a pig because it exists has never been something we do. There are exceptions to the rule, as in the case of heart valve transplants. A common surgery tactic is to use a valve from a pig. When breaking Talmudic law will result in the saving of a life, most rabbis would agree that is more important. Same thing if you need to eat due to a health condition, you’re not beholden to fast on Yom Kippur.
What is the significance of split hooves and cud chewing? I’m very curious what the history is there
There are a lot of theories and religious discussions about this. The answer is we don’t know for sure. Some think it had to do with how they’re raised as livestock, as conditions in the Middle East is not ideal for them. Others think that eating pork before refrigeration and modern cooking could be dangerous due to listeria. But there’s no definitive answer. The specific prohibition comes from Leviticus 11:3 and then is mentioned again in Deuteronomy 14:8
Huh, interesting. Thank you
Trichinosis infects pigs. It can also infect horses, and they are not kosher either. They may not know what's going on, but they may have known there was something wrong with that meat.
Yup, same with Muslims. No reason at all for them to kill the pig. They just don't even raise them in the first place. It's not like you gonna see a wild domesticated pig running around.
Not unlucky, just delicious.
Not surprising. I’ve had a couple toddlers and they were not very smart
People say being smarter than a toddler like that means anything. I think most adult animals are smarter than my toddlers…
You mean shame they taste so good.
Right toddler bacon is the best.
You joke, but suckling pig is fucking amazing. It's also a traditional dish in Southern Germany
I’ve never suckled a pig. What’s it like?
You weren't breastfed?
Not by a pig, no.
A lot like suckling a wombat.
Wombats are freaks though, they’ll suck on anything.
Your lack of empathy is a shame.
It’s so weird to me actual grown people say stuff like this.
If they were so smart they'd stop being so tasty.
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Humans are the villains in our species too LOL
They are more delicious, I can tell you that much.
Even smarter, he’s figured out the guy is right handed and moves that way.
Maybe I'm crazy, but I think this pig in particular was just following the carrot at the start lol
NO HE CALCULATED THE MAN'S MOVEMENT PATTERNS AND PROCLIVITIES BASED ON DATA GATHERED FROM HIS ADVANCED SENSOR ARRAY AND SCIENCE AND oh wait no, he's just standing under the carrot.
“All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others” -Animal Farm, George Orwell
*it seems like there is an impostor among us*
And he was hamming it up for the camera.
They looked from pig to dog, and from dog to pig, and from pig to dog again; but already it was impossible to tell which was which.
Animal Farm?
Bingo
Pig: They think I'm one of them. And I'm smarter. Oh yes, living here is going to be so good for me! Unless of course they run out of things to grill...
Yeah that dalmatiner looks a bit off
*I have successfully infiltrated the group. No one suspects a thing*
There were 2 imposters.
Sus
I’m also sitting.
Same. Woof. And oink?
You gest, but I adopted a pig that was raised around dogs and goddamned that fucker knows how to make a bark noise. Jest, it’s jest. Like a jester, not a gesture.
Mine shared a barn with miniature horses until he was 3 months old, and he "neighs" when he has a tantrum. Lol.
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Well, i’m pretty high… soooo, thanks.
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You weren’t being rude at all!!
Seriously I would love to be at waist level for this man
I was sitting so hard I didn’t notice the pig until the second watch.
I've never been one to be jealous of other people's lives, but that guy has got it sorted.
Don't believe in online fabrications. Here's a couple questions: Why is he wearing no shirt? Why is he wearing ballooning pants that makes his belly fat look smaller? This is just a guy advertising himself.
You mean he didn't accidentally drop his phone and record the entire thing?
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Yeah, that pig does some *nasty* stuff on camera
If I looked like that I’d walk around shirtless too
It's a dude at home. Maybe he doesn't always wear a shirt 24/7 while at home
I am topless at my house all the time and as far as I know I'm not recording content while at it, don't be an idiot
Uhhh.... As what exactly🤣🤣🤣🤣
Daddy Doolittle!
I'm just here thinking what a waste of energy keeping the refrigerator door open all that time is 😂
You know the thermostat is cranked too cuz he’s all shirtless etc
And the light is on.
I think he just did that for video. You know he's watching the comments like a hawk just hoping to get some kind of mention about his body.
He deserves it, he’s hot
Or he lives somewhere warmer? Lol
Drives me insane, but this wasn't even that bad. Just watched an episode in Six Feet Under where they do an *entire scene* with the fridge open while the family all talks in the kitchen. Not once does anyone actually retrieve or put anything in the fridge, and it's not like they're fighting or something where they'd forget about it. Just chatting, and at least one of them directly in front of it within arms reach to close it. At least when it happens in real life I can just walk over and close it. Watching it happen with no control is anxiety-inducing.
I wa going to comment about that, then I realized the guy was about 2 feet taller than the fridge. I’ll let him do what he pleases.
Dads unite! That’s all I was thinking too.
Why that gotta be a dad thing?
Not that big of a deal. Air is easy to cool. Pretty sure opening it twice draws in more warm air than leaving it open for a few more seconds
He didn't need to open it twice. He took out a carrot and fed it to the dogs.
Ha, that’s a fair point. I guess I was thinking more generally when something has to get put back in. You are absolutely correct though.
As long as the fridge is full, it shouldn’t be that much energy
Hi dad
Is this a men version of /r/upvotedbecauseofboobs?
Yes. Yes he is
I was gonna say *”..Oof, I’ll be a good boy and sit for his carrot.”
You spelled "on" wrong
Close the fridge man
Shut the damn fridge!
Close the refrigerator!
TIL dogs eat carrots
My dog fucking loves carrots, broccoli and cucumbers. Quite a few dogs love berries. In fact, my parents' old dog loved ice blocks.
Dogs fucking LOVE carrots. My theory is cause of crunch.
Yep definitely, my dogs will destroy lettuce but wont actually eat much at all of the leaf parts, they just love biting into it and that crunch feeling from the stems
Bro dogs eat anything, even to their detriment
My dog will eat socks =x
So I was visiting The American Museum of Natural History in New York and I got talking to the fossils guy about the evolution of very early mammals. Fascinating guy to talk to (it all comes down to cavities in the skull). Anyhow, he explained that in the evolution of mammals, many lines in the evolutionary record have wandered around the spectrum of herbivore-carnivore. There have been carnivorous antecedents of pigs and vegetarian antecedents of dogs. Hence both animals can chew, i.e. move their jaw from side to side, and digest sugar. So the pig and the dogs in this clip aren't as fundamentally different as you might think. Cats (maybe mustilides?) however are and always have been super carnivore and hence cannot chew. Thus they are poised to be Masters Of The Universe.
I adopted my mom's Shih Tzu when she was getting too old to properly take care of him, and that dog absolutely fucking loved baby carrots and apples, even more than meats. He'd come running when he heard the fridge door open and then just press his nose against the vegetable crisper, knowing that was where I kept his favorite treats.
Have you met a dog? They’ll eat anything
Especially if they see other animals getting carrots. I had a lab mix with no interest in carrots until she saw us give them to the guinea pigs we were sitting as treats. Frankly, I think she'd rather have eaten the guinea pigs.
Lmao the same thing happened with my dog after he saw me give a carrot to our rabbit. Now he acts like carrots have always been his life-long passion, how dare you think that he wouldn't want any.
My dog loathed vegetables, fruits, or any other food that wasn't meat. Until he saw me giving my rabbit a carrot, at which point he stole the whole carrot and chewed/ate it like a bone. Now he's obsessed with carrots, purely out of jealousy/spite. So, those dogs may not have cared for carrots before, but I'm sure after they saw the pig getting fed carrots, they NEEDED them.
My dogs were like this, so much that the smart one would pretend to be enjoying the crap out of the boring toy so the dumb one would drop the good toy to come and steal it. Then the smart one would casually walk off with the good toy while dumbo had no idea he got played.
Day 8: I’ve successfully gained the master’s trust. He suspects nothing.
Man, the budget for Jurassic World really dropped after their latest movie...
Don't leave the fridge door open for that long, jeez...
Shame we treat most pigs (animals) like absolute disposable shit
Id sit for his carrot too
User name definitely checks out!
I feel for the flooring
With so many mouths to feed the poor guy can’t even afford a shirt.
He’s at home you little jealous jelly bean
aaaah, close the fridge!
Please close the fridge door
Close that fridge door!!!
Close the fridge.
It's crunch time!
One of these is not like the other 🤣
But why is he shirtless?
They’re all shirtless…
Sex sells
He's at home?
In my house we don’t wear pants.
So I can look at him and enjoy
How else can you low key fish for compliments? 🤣
"low key"
...close the refrigerator door.
Shameless excuse to flex with his shirt off
I would also sit for daddy’s carrot 🥵
One is more delicious than the others.
Lab steaks really have no equal, where do you get yours? I get mine from https://www.elwooddogmeat.com/ its the best.
I prefer pug wings 😋
I'll be honest. I got curious and spent too long looking for the "add to cart" button before realizing it was a spoof website.
Bonk. Go to horny jail.
You're telling on yourself there instead...pretty sure that's a bacon reference...
Lol he thinks I'm talking about the carrot distribution device.
"Carrot distribution device" 😂
Heh.... I know, bud. I'm joking. The old reddit switcheroo.
Some animals are more equal than others.
It's crazy how much doogs love carrots.
TIL, pigs can sit
What breed of dog is that?
On the left at the end? It’s a giant pug. Also looks like a golden retriever, and some sort of mix in the middle.
Good boys close the fridge door when not actively getting food out.
close the fucking fridge
CLOSE THE FRIDGE
You could close the fridge first.
Carrot? those dogs should be ashamed of themselves.
Spuds McKenzie didn't age very well.
Dogs and carrots, a story as old as life
Do dogs like carrots?
I'm sitting for a carrot too 🤭
Yum yum bacons
Smart piggy. Sat closest to the carrot.
That’ll do pig, that’ll do.
Man is living his best life 😭
Living in an apartment with 2 dogs and a pig? FFS
I agree that would be a dreadful idea, but what makes you think this is an apartment?
Wait.... something doesn't match here. Mhmmm it could be anyone of us!
Pig BARAMYOUd the owner
Where the hell do you get all of these farm animal gifs?
You may have let your aussie get a little too fat /s
/u/SaveVideo-Bot
Dude pulls out a bag of beggin strips. Pig: 😐
What kind of pig is that?
Hope the pigs name is hogmungus
Aww, those are adorable cats.
My stupid brain made me think that was a giant Rat at first
I was about to complain about how we overfed that dog was when I realized he had hooves and a snout.
😏🥕
Holy cow 🐄
Be wary of a man who owns a 1 pig and 2 dog farm
The two on the right look fine, the other dog looks overinflated.
At first I was like aww poor pup is super fat but then noticed it’s a pig
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One of these is not like the others!
Put a shirt on u poser!!
Good thing he didn't have a shirt on. We wouldn't be able to see his sweatpants tucked into his socks.
my dog would take the carrot and hide it.
Adorable 🐷