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20. I didn't think they could control their bladders either.

Reply to jcgoldie (Reply #19)

Sun Sep 26, 2021, 03:34 PM

Sep 2021

Farm animals and any livestock seem to just walk around pooping and peeing whenever and wherever the urge hits. The only animals who seem to have bladder control are predators. They mark their territory, so have control. But even then, it seems like mainly domesticated animals like cats or dogs which don't want to soil their own dens can be trained to not go indoors.

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I want a horse but.......... sheilahi Sep 2021 #4

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Great story but jcgoldie Sep 2021 #6

Exactly what I thought--and the living room. tblue37 Sep 2021 #14

That's what I wonder every time FoxNewsSucks Sep 2021 #17

they cannot jcgoldie Sep 2021 #19

I didn't think they could control their bladders either. FoxNewsSucks Sep 2021 #20

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Now that's true love! Cozmo Sep 2021 #9

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What a great guy. Laffy Kat Sep 2021 #22