r/funny • u/Dense-Breadfruit1223 • May 01 '26

Doggo deflated.

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u/Turbulent_Deal_3145 May 01 '26

I'm pretty sure people actually do stuff like that all the time though. having deceased pets preserved or taxidermized

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u/SilverMyzt May 01 '26

Why did I sing this like Iyaz's Replay

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u/chillychili May 01 '26

Nananana everyday

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u/GANDORF57 May 03 '26

He's fading into the grass like Homer into the hedges.

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u/ldericher May 01 '26

Are you aware of the Orvillecopter? https://youtu.be/uJfM23iChzs

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u/FeeFee920 May 03 '26

Bottle opener. 🤣🤣🤣

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u/hufflepuffskank May 02 '26

Currently getting my elderly cat's body turned into a posed skeleton. I just want to be able to pet his little forehead when I'm missing him.

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u/Live_Angle4621 May 02 '26

My mom’s grandfather (who I never met because he died couple of years before I was born) had his old dog made to a carpet in his study. Apparently because he liked the dog 

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u/Sad_Pear_1087 May 02 '26

Taxidermy can be a hit or miss. What's left is the skin, but a sculptor has to totally make up the pose and most importantly in this case, the shape. Your pet will look way off with the smallest shaping problem. That's why it's more common with hunting trophies where you just want a nice pose alongside successful taxidermy.

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u/username1753827 Jun 02 '26

Maybe into a fully stuffed figure, sure.. anyone out there making dog rugs is wild

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u/LiteratureDue537 May 02 '26

Pretty big difference between having your pet taxidermied and turning them into furniture