Ok group, what kind of pet(s) do you have?
We have a dog, Jasper, he's part Cocker Spaniel, part Pomeranian, called a Cockeranian and all fur and fuzz!
He's a rescue dog, I think he was abused as a young dog because he rail thin, hardly made a nose and ever nose/movement would scare him when we got him. He still gets nervous when things show up in his path or near him that he doesn't recognize and he sometimes gets a little testy if you pet or touch his sides too much (like he may have been kicked there and remembers it.) But he's just the loveist little puddle of puppy fur and adores his human pack and we adore him!
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Pets, Pets, Whose Got Pets?!
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I'm owned by two dogs and two cats. I have a Labridale cross ( 1/2 Labradore retriever and 1/2 airedale terrier) Basically a big black lab with a red moustache and beard...hilarious, his name is Bruce. We inherrited a big white mongrel of a dog from friends who moved to a no pets townhome. He looks like Dennis the Mennace's dog, you know in the cartoons? His name is Chewy (Short for Chewbacca) I have two black calico cats. One very old lady named Jasper and a new kitty named pepper who absolutely loves my dogs. Hugs and kisses and grooms them every day. So, cute! Plus my 7 llamas that keep all the grass down in our pastures, who all come when we call them and give kisses, hoping to get some kibble.
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You have a female cat named Jasper? Nice! We once had a basement cat named Richard, she had 4 legs and 3 paws (lost one of her paws in a fight). I never knew why she had been named Richard but she taught me how to meow like a cat, I can still get them to meow at me when I meet one.
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Right now I just have Misfit the kittycat. I had another, Nicky who I adopted in December but he went ill very fast a couple of weeks ago and I had him put to sleep. Eventually I'll find another.
Misfit has a little tiny itty bit of a feral kitten who was lost in our warehouse about six years ago. We didn't even know she was there until the guys started finding kitty poop in the stucco mix.
Anyway, we finally trapped her and expected her to be forever grateful for coming to her rescue but being feral we were the enemy. The plan had been to have her neutered and put back out into the wild, but she was too cute and we didn't have the heart. Eventually we socialized her and I took her home, and is quite a loving little puss. She still does go to the beat of a different drummer, hence the name
Misfit has a little tiny itty bit of a feral kitten who was lost in our warehouse about six years ago. We didn't even know she was there until the guys started finding kitty poop in the stucco mix.
Anyway, we finally trapped her and expected her to be forever grateful for coming to her rescue but being feral we were the enemy. The plan had been to have her neutered and put back out into the wild, but she was too cute and we didn't have the heart. Eventually we socialized her and I took her home, and is quite a loving little puss. She still does go to the beat of a different drummer, hence the name
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Boswell, my avatar, a cairn terrier. (My parents liked him so much they went to the breeder and bought his brother.) Three cats: Ginny, Stripes, and Onslow. Poor Baxter, our senior cat, died last year, but he has a place in my user ID!
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Ahh, pets ... maintaining a Wild Kingdom is as necessary as keeping a permanent library! I have three pests.
Kona - a sealpoint siamese (a traditional or applehead like Piewacket, but smaller)
Kai - a lynx point snowshoe siamese (aka Greedy Guts - he's a big boy)
Lucy - a tricolor cocker spaniel (the baby at one year and almost five months)
Kona - a sealpoint siamese (a traditional or applehead like Piewacket, but smaller)
Kai - a lynx point snowshoe siamese (aka Greedy Guts - he's a big boy)
Lucy - a tricolor cocker spaniel (the baby at one year and almost five months)
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We have two English Springer Spaniels called Sidney and Alfred, two cats called Harry and Hermione (don't blame me, my daughter named them!) and a hamster called Humphrey. All with totally different personalities.
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We have two standard poodles, mom and 4-month-old son. Niffler is my faithful hiking companion, and she is sternly teaching her son all the necessary skills of life, which include protecting the owner, ignoring cats and llamas, and hunting gophers.
Since this question was asked on the old forum, I must report the demise of my guard-geese to foxes and old age. Also poor old Onyx the cat, who drifted off while snoozing in his favorite place -- feels odd to be catless about the home place, altho my daughter/son-in-law, who live out where we keep the extra llamas, have two cats that are amazing fly-catchers.
We have only five llamas now (since '81 we have had over 200), just the two old packer friends I use for my PR and speaking engagements and the up-and-coming replacements. But the daughter/son-in-law have acquired horses, one of whom, Magic, seems to think she is a 'lap horse'. I got the dh riding lessons for his birthday, so I won't have to be the one to correct his technique. Plus on and off we care for a retired friend's donkey.
Since this question was asked on the old forum, I must report the demise of my guard-geese to foxes and old age. Also poor old Onyx the cat, who drifted off while snoozing in his favorite place -- feels odd to be catless about the home place, altho my daughter/son-in-law, who live out where we keep the extra llamas, have two cats that are amazing fly-catchers.
We have only five llamas now (since '81 we have had over 200), just the two old packer friends I use for my PR and speaking engagements and the up-and-coming replacements. But the daughter/son-in-law have acquired horses, one of whom, Magic, seems to think she is a 'lap horse'. I got the dh riding lessons for his birthday, so I won't have to be the one to correct his technique. Plus on and off we care for a retired friend's donkey.