Rumors are circulating that Dillinger might actually be one of those Pokeyman critters, but he reassured us that he is obviously a cat and anybody who says otherwise is a total magikarp.
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Rooster Crowing Laws in North Dakota: What Every Owner and Neighbor Should Know
Rooster crowing in North Dakota is one of those topics that sounds simple on the surface but quickly reveals a web of local rules, zoning classifications, and nuisance standards the moment you start digging. Whether you keep a rooster on your property or you live next door to one, understanding how North Dakota handles crowing noise can save you from an unexpected complaint, a citation, or a prolonged neighbor dispute. The answer depends almost entirely on where in the state you live — and […]https://animalofthings.com/rooster-crowing-laws-in-north-dakota/
“I don’t have a name-o. I have a name.” — Bingo
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To shovel, or not to shovel — that is the question:
Whether 'tis nobler in the back to suffer
The slips and tumbles of outrageous winter,
Or to take arms against a driveway of snow
And by shoveling, clear it. To wait — to melt,
No more; and by a melt to say we end
The aching lumbar and the thousand frozen shocks
That driveways are heir to: 'tis a consummation
Devoutly to be wish'd. To wait, to melt;
To melt, perchance by Tuesday — ay, there's the rub:
For in that wait, what neighbors might then come
When we have shuffled past in our pajamas,
Must give us pause. There's the embarrassment
That makes a spectacle of so long a driveway.
For who would bear the scrape and grunt of toil,
The frozen shovel, the numb and mittened hands,
The pangs of a pulled muscle, the cold's delay,
The insolence of a second storm on Thursday,
And the sneers of the neighbor who snowblows in minutes,
When he himself might simply wait it out
With a warm cup of coffee? Who would labor,
To huff and puff beneath a leaden sky,
But that the dread of something — say, the mailman,
Or a mother-in-law who visits unannounced —
Puzzles the will,
And makes us rather bear the snow we have
Than explain to others why we didn't shovel?
Thus laziness doth make philosophers of us all,
And thus the noble urge to go outside
Is sicklied o'er with the pale cast of forecast,
And the Weather app, of great import and promise,
With this regard doth send us back to bed
And lose the name of action.
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“These are the voyages of the blanket ship Enterprise…” — Kirk
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Trout Fishing Season in North Dakota: Dates, Limits, and Top Waters
North Dakota may not be the first state that comes to mind when you think of trout fishing, but that's exactly what makes it worth your attention. While the state is legendary for walleye and northern pike, a quietly productive trout fishery runs beneath the radar — stocked annually into dozens of lakes, ponds, and rivers across the prairie landscape. Whether you're targeting rainbow trout in a community pond, hunting trophy browns below the Garrison Dam, or exploring the Sheyenne River's […]https://animalofthings.com/trout-fishing-season-in-north-dakota/
Bass Fishing Season in North Dakota: Dates, Rules, and Best Spots
North Dakota doesn't always get top billing in bass fishing conversations, but anglers who know the state's waters understand what they're sitting on. With over 400 lakes and rivers that offer world-class angling opportunities, the Peace Garden State gives you a genuine shot at largemouth pushing double digits, hard-fighting smallmouth in crystal-clear reservoirs, and scrappy white bass that will keep your rod bent all afternoon. Whether you're a North Dakota local planning your next outing […]https://animalofthings.com/bass-fishing-season-in-north-dakota/
Dog Allergies in Spring in North Dakota: Timing, Triggers, Breeds, and What Vets Recommend
Spring arrives slowly in North Dakota, but when it does, the pollen season kicks off fast — and for dogs prone to seasonal allergies, the change in season can mean weeks of itching, scratching, and discomfort. If your dog seems restless, keeps licking their paws, or develops recurring ear issues every spring, environmental allergens are likely the cause. This guide covers everything you need to know about dog allergies in spring in North Dakota: when the season starts, what's triggering […]https://animalofthings.com/dog-allergies-in-spring-in-north-dakota/
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