2025-01-27T13:15:01Z https://nostr.now Tapir https://nostr.now/npub100zpzjxhdr9dc2hjetc2z3gccg5ru2m2qgrr9ve46ry5w8hr27fq8ww3l7 https://img.poast.org/bb9123f896203e04b051e2c2b2abb08fdc5b0221282acae173ad383b86a2fe5b.1074G3ULRQ8Y https://img.poast.org/bb9123f896203e04b051e2c2b2abb08fdc5b0221282acae173ad383b86a2fe5b.1074G3ULRQ8Y https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsy20mwk4uupel6sy3ra4ld09p7kk94nuxq4z4lyffvunls2u8fh0gzypaugy2g6a5v4hp27t90pg29rrpzs03tdgpqvv4nxhgvj3c7udtey4w8pn5 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsq5teehjkpvgl4jmgdfz8r39xglx4qupgwh39ldzxgad9n5t3hdmqpz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumt0wd68ytnsw43q9glhtw'>nevent1q…lhtw</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>ngl what you are describing sounds exactly like a type of ridge you would see on a rhodesian or thai ridgeback, pic related<br/><br/>It is hard to find a pic that isn&#39;t the ideal ridge, as breeders want to hide those dogs from existence. but ridges do come in a variety of shapes and sizes all along the spine.<br/><br/> <img src="https://i.poastcdn.org/9654d8f7ecbf7f5c873b9e910820a4881bab38931795da4d6fe2235a6b4d34d9.png"> <br/><br/> <img src="https://i.poastcdn.org/5514d3403ae80e762cde7715981d2c5216eae759d304dafd1216f4aa3a9b7898.png"> 2023-12-14T21:56:58Z