Cats, Dogs, & Other Pets

[jzpiano]

EvanJC,

My fiance's brother has a pet bearded dragon as well. When he got him he was tiny ~3" and a couple of months later this thing was huge easily 20". He was a lotta fun to pick up and handle. The skin under his neck has a much different feeling than the rest of his body, not sure if this is standard. I'm not a reptile fan, but if I was I would probably get one of these.

[lapoker17]

mine:

[Ballzack]

Chewbacca 115lbs of pure laziness.



Piper. She got sick from some of the recalled dog food but she toughed it out.

[NicksDad1970]

My wife got rid of the Chihuahua and got a Great Dane.

They both drive/drove me crazy

[Wondercall]

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Chewbacca 115lbs of pure laziness.



Piper. She got sick from some of the recalled dog food but she toughed it out.



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That is a beautiful rottie.

[Rootabager]

This is my new Weimaraner puppy

[Vehn]

these are (were) my cats, my ex took the one on the left when she left. They are both bengals. The one she took we got first and honestly was about the world's worst cat, basically cried all the time when not being played with or sleeping, wasn't affectionate, etc. We got my cat to keep him company... and my cat hated him too. Nice.

All I have to say is do not take your cat outside on a leash like I did.. because he will love and demand you go out every day. My cat is awesome except that if he's not out for a walk when the weather is good within a couple hours of me getting up he is staring at me screaming until he is.

[lippy]

An idea for those of you that are responsible; foster pregnant cats. My mother does this once a year or so and it's amazing. You get a cat that is pregnant and keep her and her kittens until they're 6 weeks old or so. There is a ton of work and you need an extra room (that won't smell too hot), but it's incredibly rewarding. I wouldn't suggest doing it unless at least someone is home most of the day. Also, it is important to be good with the kittens. Apparently your handling of them will be very formative in their relationship with future humans (their new home).

It's an incredibly rewarding experience. They're so full of life.

If you're interested, do some poking around on the web and you can probably find a place to sign up. There is an interview process to make sure you're fit and responsible.

Here are a few pics of the last guys;







and older

[SlowHabit]

No one has a bird as a pet?

Also, I want a snow-white tiger or a lion as a pet. Not in its natural huge size but at the size of a german sheperd [if biological engineering allow it in the future].

And an angry looking yorkie terrier. Similar to this.

[raptor517]

awwww isnt it cute