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About this mod
A small mod that replaces the aggro and idle growls of bears with a silent track.
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I made this to go along side Grunt - The Bear Companion by Chrizmo64, preventing him from snarling and growling outside of combat.
It silences these sounds for all bears, so if you want your bear attacks more surprising this should help you out.
March 2022 - My usual donation policy is has changed due to recent global events. At present, I am opted into donation points. 50% of those points go to Doctors Without Borders, and the other 50% go to the Ukrainian Relief Effort. This change will remain in place for the foreseeable future.
It silences these sounds for all bears, so if you want your bear attacks more surprising this should help you out.
March 2022 - My usual donation policy is has changed due to recent global events. At present, I am opted into donation points. 50% of those points go to Doctors Without Borders, and the other 50% go to the Ukrainian Relief Effort. This change will remain in place for the foreseeable future.
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I would be very thankful if anyone who enjoys anything I create would check out The Royal College of Veterinarians Canine Epilepsy Facebook page.
I have a golden retriever with epilepsy. He started out as an assistance dog, but his condition led to his working retirement. Still, we'd bonded. He's my bestie. I wasn't going to kick him out because he couldn't work. Now he's enjoying retirement, numming treats and disembowling stuffed animals. His seizures are somewhat controlled by medication, but his life will likely be drastically shortened by his illness. Please consider supporting the RVC's research however you can to help dogs with epilepsy face better futures.
I would be very thankful if anyone who enjoys anything I create would check out The Royal College of Veterinarians Canine Epilepsy Facebook page.
I have a golden retriever with epilepsy. He started out as an assistance dog, but his condition led to his working retirement. Still, we'd bonded. He's my bestie. I wasn't going to kick him out because he couldn't work. Now he's enjoying retirement, numming treats and disembowling stuffed animals. His seizures are somewhat controlled by medication, but his life will likely be drastically shortened by his illness. Please consider supporting the RVC's research however you can to help dogs with epilepsy face better futures.