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13 Things That All Dog Moms Can Relate To

People tell you that "it's just an animal," but you, an intellectual, know that he/she is your actual child.

Josie Howell

Jun 17, 2018

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13 Things That All Dog Moms Can Relate To

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1. While some people are planning on when they will have their next child, you're making plans for when you will get your next puppers.

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2. Nothing grinds your gears more than when people talk ill of your sweet baby.

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3. You have full on conversations with your dog and you're almost 100% certain they fully understand the english language.

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4.You love your dog more than you love most people, if not all people.

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5. Nothing is more fun than spoiling your sweet baby with treats and toys; you'll easily drop money on them before you spend money on yourself.

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6. After a bad day, cuddling with them and being in their presence makes everything so much better.

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7. The fact that they only get about 15 years on this earth tears your heart into a million pieces, but you're prepared to make the best of those years.

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8. While your parents want grandchildren, they know they'll have to settle for grand puppies for now.

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9. You feel like you've cheated on them when your doggo smells another doggo on you.

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10. Nothing makes you happier than meeting a fellow dog mom; you can relate to each other on a spiritual level.

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11. pictures of your dog take up most of the storage space on your phone.

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12. Lint rollers are your best friend when you are constantly covered in dog fur.

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13. No matter how bad they act, you can't stay mad at them; they will forever be a good heckin' doggo.

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13 Things That All Dog Moms Can Relate To

People tell you that "it's just an animal," but you, an intellectual, know that he/she is your actual child.

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1. While some people are planning on when they will have their next child, you're making plans for when you will get your next puppers.

2. Nothing grinds your gears more than when people talk ill of your sweet baby.

3. You have full on conversations with your dog and you're almost 100% certain they fully understand the english language.

4.You love your dog more than you love most people, if not all people.

5. Nothing is more fun than spoiling your sweet baby with treats and toys; you'll easily drop money on them before you spend money on yourself.

6. After a bad day, cuddling with them and being in their presence makes everything so much better.

7. The fact that they only get about 15 years on this earth tears your heart into a million pieces, but you're prepared to make the best of those years.

8. While your parents want grandchildren, they know they'll have to settle for grand puppies for now.

9. You feel like you've cheated on them when your doggo smells another doggo on you.

10. Nothing makes you happier than meeting a fellow dog mom; you can relate to each other on a spiritual level.

11. pictures of your dog take up most of the storage space on your phone.

12. Lint rollers are your best friend when you are constantly covered in dog fur.

13. No matter how bad they act, you can't stay mad at them; they will forever be a good heckin' doggo.

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Registration

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Teachers

Clubs

High School Friends

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Speaking of money, you probably don't have a meal plan so you're forced to scrounge up some change or mooch off of your friends.

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Finding a parking spot.

It can be harder to be involved on campus because between your one, two, or three jobs and school you don't have much free time.

When you try to be super involved on campus, it can kill your sleep schedule.

It's impossible to do homework at home, but staying on campus isn't an option sometimes.

There are surveys and events that you can't participate in because you're a commuter.

Group projects are the bane of your existence.

Traffic.

Your backpack rivals that of a survivalist trekking in the woods.

Driving all the way to campus to find a note on the door of your classroom saying class was cancelled.

Because have you ever had to endure grilling your foot on a George Foreman?

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2. When he had money (and Jan) issues

3. When he got upstaged at Phyllis' wedding

4. When he unintentionally saved Meredith from rabies

5. When he wore a "bisexual" suit

6. When he had to apologize to Jesus

7. When his GPS drove him into a lake

8. When he had to deal with Ryan as his boss

9. When he couldn't fulfill his most generous empty promise

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11. When he struggled with a X-Mas break up

12. When he had to defend his generosity

13. When he threw a classy Christmas party for Holly but she had a boyfriend

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"All I Want for Christmas Is You" by Mariah Carey

"Christmas (Baby Please Come Home" by Michael Buble

"Last Christmas" by Taylor Swift

"The Christmas Song" by Josh Groban

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