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my main bud, Jax
my main bud, Jax
Smoking with your pets? Opinions? Share your stories?
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danimarie193
dont ever let your pets get ahold of hash. it is messy. as far as bud my dog will eat it off the table.
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Flying Goat
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My best milk goat, Pearl, gave birth on 5 May to a lovely little doeling we have named Maya. We allowed Pearl to have time away from the rest of the "herd," letting her stay in the front yard & porch area...
Unfortunately, Pearl wandered... No, she didn't molest our veggie garden, surrounded by electric fence...
She stuck her head into our boat where I had put a few plants out to catch some sun... She munched down on my favorite female Blue Mystic, taking 1/2 its mass - it WAS 2-1/2 feet tall & at least that big across - bushy. No longer... It has been reduced to 1/2 its former glory... <insert goat burp here>
My LA Woman has been consumed entirely, even tho it was surrounded with a 3 ft. fence... And my Wess' Wonder Weed has been reduced in mass to 1/2 it's previous size...
No wonder she wanted a nap that afternoon!
Interesting to note - she did not even taste my herbs - oregano, rosemary, or thyme, altho I know she loves rosemary. She never even touched the tomatoes or catnip (another favorite) or the blueberries or poke salad... Nibbled just a tad on the taters (which are growing in a cage outside the fence), but ATE THE SHIT out of my precious Blue Mystic & WWW!
She knew what she wanted & went for it. Maybe some postnatal birthing aches or what? She does not like the smoke, but if you pull out your stash, beware! Naughty, naughty goat!
Unfortunately, Pearl wandered... No, she didn't molest our veggie garden, surrounded by electric fence...
She stuck her head into our boat where I had put a few plants out to catch some sun... She munched down on my favorite female Blue Mystic, taking 1/2 its mass - it WAS 2-1/2 feet tall & at least that big across - bushy. No longer... It has been reduced to 1/2 its former glory... <insert goat burp here>
My LA Woman has been consumed entirely, even tho it was surrounded with a 3 ft. fence... And my Wess' Wonder Weed has been reduced in mass to 1/2 it's previous size...
No wonder she wanted a nap that afternoon!
Interesting to note - she did not even taste my herbs - oregano, rosemary, or thyme, altho I know she loves rosemary. She never even touched the tomatoes or catnip (another favorite) or the blueberries or poke salad... Nibbled just a tad on the taters (which are growing in a cage outside the fence), but ATE THE SHIT out of my precious Blue Mystic & WWW!
She knew what she wanted & went for it. Maybe some postnatal birthing aches or what? She does not like the smoke, but if you pull out your stash, beware! Naughty, naughty goat!
LeenieBean
Member
LOL bad goat!! They'll munch on just about anything but why your poor plants! There was some plants growing in the manure pile out in the horse pasture at my mums. They should have built a fence. LOL
I agree that there is much wisdom in this post....
But I've also seen a cat come up to a smoking pipe as it sat at the table and delicately sniff at it. He knew what it was. Smoke was not forced on him. (catnip was offered and often accepted.)
But I agree. Don't force animals or people to smoke with you.
By accident my shiba Inu got a hold of a haschcookie.
When it started to work, she was sitting in sitposition and just wobbeld back and forth.
I felt really bad for her and it never happened again.
When I smoke a joint I never blow it in their face because it can´t be good for respiratory reasons.
peace
When it started to work, she was sitting in sitposition and just wobbeld back and forth.
I felt really bad for her and it never happened again.
When I smoke a joint I never blow it in their face because it can´t be good for respiratory reasons.
peace
Thank you so much fr this awesome article. Everybody who ones a pet should read it because so many people I know blow smoke in their pets faces.
I hate it because the pets are so helpless.
I also want it as a sticky!!!!!
LeenieBean
Member
I do agree on the learned behavior aspect, of course my buddy wants to be around when I've been smoking, we chill on the couch and he gets cuddles. However, I can say that smoke has never been forced upon the little guy. Birds have the intelligence of a 2-3 year old child, and have distinct likes and dislikes. Goes crazy for grape juice, strawberries, melon, bread. Hates nuts of any kind, and is actually physically affraid of bananas (don't get that one... he was an adopted bird) won't eat citrus and doesn't like blueberries. I only smoke in my bathroom with the window open, and he will fly out of the room if I light a cigarette. But he does seem very attracted to the smell of weed, and definately likes the taste of it. I don't take him out and have sessions with him like he's my smoking buddy. however, I find his affinity to the stuff very strong. I've had many animals over the years and never encountered one that liked it like him, dogs that mysteriously always appear when you're smoking, and cats that seem to find scraps on the table any time you happen to leave them out, but not one that puts on a one man band operation just to get at the stuff. He actually gets left in the cage the majority of the time til I'm done with the smokin thing just because he's that persistent that its right irritating trying to stick his beak in my face, chew on my doobie, or go for the pipe bowl, he's likely to get burned somehow if I don't put him away. Forget watering in the closet if you want anybody to not be ripped at. He can fly and has taken to flying right into the closet and landing on top of a plant. Bad birdie. I just felt a little like I was being called an animal abuser or something because my guys have the best life I can give them and they're healthy and happy. I don't blow shotguns for my finches and I don't hotbox my bathroom with my cat. but I thought I'd contribute a funny story if I could, my little buddy has got the personality of a little kid buzzing around on a sugar high naturally without my help. As tempting as it is be to sedate him sometimes... I don't medicate my pets.
I want to thank you all for the good vibes, reps & the confidence of being able to reach out to the members that see the common sense to the scenario I've described & quoted below.
If you really need someone to get high with check your local Craigs List ads.......
a friend of mine has a dog w/epilepsy, when it has a convulsion he blows a toke of weed into the dogs ear, usually within a minute the seizure ceases. This to me is an acceptable form of cannabis medication for a pet or animal.
If you really need someone to get high with check your local Craigs List ads.......
Flying Goat
Member
OK, so you're saying that when I'm visiting with friends/rellies & chilling with a nice fat one while admiring our handsome donkey... I'm supposed to refuse him smoke if he comes over to be social?
I would NEVER blow in his face, but if he sticks his 35 lb. head over the barbed wire to try to grab my hooter, what's a girl to do? Wish I had pix of little old me blowing smoke toward my 500 lb donkey & him straining to access it over the barbed wire fence...
It's only out of kindness I move nearer the fence... Seriously, he could rip my face off if he wanted to - yes, he bites! But all he wants is my 2nd-hand smoke from the blessed herb... Who am I to deny him? He spontaneously began to exhibit this behavior 3 months after we adopted him... He would come to hang out with us as we'd sit on the rock wall & visit... Then, he'd receive peppermints & hand-plucked taste treats like dandelions... But he'd ignore those in favor of hassling whoever had the joint... Amazing! As if I could FORCE a 500 lb donkey to do anything - from the opposite side of a barbed wire fence! A 1/2-crippled old lady like me!
My goats are the same... Most don't choose to indulge, but the herd sire is different... He EXPECTS it in the evenings after milking time... If we're out in the garden & don't attend - he CALLS us over!
I would NEVER force anything on an animal (unless restraint was required for medical attention), but I do like to give them little treats from time to time...
Only ONE of my cats likes smoke. The coon will chase you until you provide, but only ONE of the cats & ONE of the dogs has chosen to indicate any interest...
Not that I need anyone to get high with... BTW, I hold my animals in much higher esteem that most 2-leggeds...
I would NEVER blow in his face, but if he sticks his 35 lb. head over the barbed wire to try to grab my hooter, what's a girl to do? Wish I had pix of little old me blowing smoke toward my 500 lb donkey & him straining to access it over the barbed wire fence...
It's only out of kindness I move nearer the fence... Seriously, he could rip my face off if he wanted to - yes, he bites! But all he wants is my 2nd-hand smoke from the blessed herb... Who am I to deny him? He spontaneously began to exhibit this behavior 3 months after we adopted him... He would come to hang out with us as we'd sit on the rock wall & visit... Then, he'd receive peppermints & hand-plucked taste treats like dandelions... But he'd ignore those in favor of hassling whoever had the joint... Amazing! As if I could FORCE a 500 lb donkey to do anything - from the opposite side of a barbed wire fence! A 1/2-crippled old lady like me!
My goats are the same... Most don't choose to indulge, but the herd sire is different... He EXPECTS it in the evenings after milking time... If we're out in the garden & don't attend - he CALLS us over!
I would NEVER force anything on an animal (unless restraint was required for medical attention), but I do like to give them little treats from time to time...
Only ONE of my cats likes smoke. The coon will chase you until you provide, but only ONE of the cats & ONE of the dogs has chosen to indicate any interest...
Not that I need anyone to get high with... BTW, I hold my animals in much higher esteem that most 2-leggeds...
if that donkeys grabbin' on yer hooter
then he wants to poke, not toke.......
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rocky5
when i first harvest or make butter my staffy loves it because there is always something he seems to get a hold of.
in one week he managed to steal a cookie then some bud and another cookie within days of
each other,when he does it its a case of oh,no not again because thats him in the house
till the next day and when you do take him out its embarsing if some one see,s how long
he is pee-ing for with him trying to hold up his leg up wobbling all over the place.
he always trys to snatch buds and i some times find chewed up ones on his bed.
we really try hard to not let him get stoned but he try,s hard to get stoned.
he also eats the roaches.
in one week he managed to steal a cookie then some bud and another cookie within days of
each other,when he does it its a case of oh,no not again because thats him in the house
till the next day and when you do take him out its embarsing if some one see,s how long
he is pee-ing for with him trying to hold up his leg up wobbling all over the place.
he always trys to snatch buds and i some times find chewed up ones on his bed.
we really try hard to not let him get stoned but he try,s hard to get stoned.
he also eats the roaches.
hey,
thank you for helping your neigbour dogs out, this is awesome from you to do. That´s how I ended up with my dog. The neighbours stoppes feeding her right after she had 8 puppies.
Wondering arround with them till they were gone. And those bustards wouldn´t feed her for nothing, a chain rapped arround her neck on a pole with 8 puppies no water and no food.
We need m o r e people like you
Trichgnomes
Member
Wise words, Cookie Monster. I wish more people had this rational train of thought...
Our chow mixed breed when we went camping, I would blow a couple of hits into his mouth nose , by taking a hit cupping hands around his big nose & blow, he would only let you do it a couple times then he would walk away & lay down , but a little while later you hear crunching & look over & he would be scarfing down his food , munchies I guess. I don't think it hurt him , hell he was 14 years old when we had to put him down.
traiascapacea
New member
My dog not like the smoke. It sneezing very funny. This happened at any smoke, weed or tobacco... He not sneezing never at cold air, but at smoke he did it twice or three times, in rapid sequence...
TheGreenViking
Member
Dogs have some sort of instinctual relationship with weed, not everything is learned. When I first started smoking, I bought my first 1/8. Put it in tupperware within two baggies on a shelf. My German Shep found it while I was at work and ate half. I really hadn't introduced mj to him earlier as I was discovering it myself. Now, he doesn't care so much for buds as he does for live plants. He LOVES my plants and gets very upset if I go down to them without him. He's eaten a few seedlings too... wasn't so cute that time. 
