#doggos

[octoberloved]

[anths-girl]

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Before and after images of Animals Growing Up

[whereisxbutton]

doggos I met while I was trail walking

[debbie-sketch]

Punky running in the fields

[sarahthecoat]

this reminds me of jerry the dog and his ball thrower, but this dog has found his own ball thrower, no assembly needed.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Fetch the ladle and bucket, the canine has night soiled in the garden.

[tuttyfruttyss]

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[doghowto]

Hero dog gets help for his injured pal, then they're reunited! 🥹 Follow me for more sweet dogs!

[reasonsforhope]

"Inspired by an innovative Chilean forest restoration effort, the English town of Lewes is enlisting the help of dog walkers to rewild a local nature reserve.

Heavily degraded by foot traffic, the project co-opts dogs’ tendency to run about in the woods to spread wildflower seed from saddlebags strapped to a harness around the dog’s abdomen.

The idea mimics the function that wolves once played in that part of England, roaming over vast distances getting grass and flower seeds stuck in their coat, only to fall off and germinate somewhere else.

This helter-skelter seed-spreading is actually how many plants evolved to reproduce, and it’s key to maintaining a biodiverse and native ecosystem.

“We’re really interested in rewilding processes, but they often involve reintroducing big herbivores like bison or wild horses,” said manager Dylan Walker from the Railway Land Wildlife Trust who organized the project back in 2019.

“In a smaller urban nature reserve it’s really hard to do those things. So, to replicate the effect that those animals have on the ecosystem we aimed to utilize the vast number of dog walkers that are visiting the nature reserve daily.”

The saddlebags are filled with a variety of perennial plant seeds mixed together with sand. This allows the seed to be spread for longer across larger distances, while also providing a helpful tracking sign to inform the Trust’s employees where dogs are walking.

THE REWILDING MOVEMENT IN ENGLAND…

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Farmer Combats Flooding by Returning Creeks to Nature: ‘Wildlife That Has Come is Phenomenal’

Finally Rid of Invasive Shrubs, Scientists Use Lichen to Regrow the Celtic Rainforest in Loch Lomond, Scotland

2 Beavers Named Hazel and Chompy Reintroduced to English County–the First Ones to Live Here in 400 Years

“I signed up because it sounded like such a good fit. I was asked to place a harness on my chocolate cocker spaniel called Bertie and he ran around spreading seeds like wolves used to do many years ago,” Cressida Murray, a dog walker who regularly uses the nature reserve, told The Guardian. 

Wolves were persecuted to extinction in England as early as the reign of Henry VII, who reigned during the latter third of the 15th century.

“A community-based project like this not only helps engage and teach people about the ecological impacts of wildlife but also allows us to make our wildlife and environments richer in the process,” said Walker."

-via Good News Network, July 30, 2024

[kingdomofdoggos]

Emotional support potato 🥔🥹

[doggobloc]

Dog Doodles

PART 2 HERE

[allaboutanimals]

Bro trynna meow

[themirokai]

There’s a “cat checkpoint” post going around, so this is a

Reblog with the last picture of a dog in your camera roll.

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price with his fuzzy co-star behind the scenes of The Long Night (1948)

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[s-dixon]

incredible scenes from the big game that really matters: the XXth puppy bowl