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Heroin - safer than fentanyl and sure to keep your human from ever running away.
"When my little Bobby is a bit too active and needs to calm down, I chose heroin each time, every time."
"Heroin: Xorglob tested, human approved."
It's alarming how frequently my vet prescribes benzos for my dog. He's a reactive dog sure but he's not overly anxious. Part of me thinks that it's the vet trying to make one more sale sometimes.
hay itz me, ur dog
edit: arf
Just get a stray dog and take it to the vet. After $500 in bills you can get some dog Diazepam.