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17th October 06, 02:19 PM
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Pet Deaprtment:
(In order of seniority...not size.)
Nikki: dog, Tibetan Terrier. An adoption from Animal Welfare...Medium size, white and shaggy (and headed for a SERIOUS buzz-cut any day now...Tibetans fur matts like crazy). Bred as temple guardians and this one performs the chore perfectly.
Casseopia: cat, large, white and long-haired. This one was a leftover at my local pet shop; her brother, also white, got sold but Cassie had a gestational hernia and was headed for the animal shelter when I stopped in for some rat food. Since the store owner knew me as a good pet owner, he offered her to me for free if I got the hernia fixed...sold! Her brother went for $130...steep for a cat in these parts...so when my wife got home and this little white blur of fur zipped past her and she said, "What was that?" I replied, "Honey, I saved us $130 today!". My vet did the hernia for and extra $10 while she was in there doing the spaying...such a bargain!
Chili Palmer: cat, one of those red striped marmalade models and actually very small for a cat. Some call him "the Joker"...I often call him "numpty moggy barstard!". He's everything good that a little boy cat could be: smart, curious, a total suck-up and funny...and since he got "fixed" at the earliest possible age, he will stay a little boy cat all his life. One of those that gets into everything and makes a mess but you just can't get mad because he's so damn cute.
Portia: dog, a Lemon Beagle...aka: the Golden Beagle, Braveheart or Lassie (the last two sarcastically). A (different) pet shop markdown..."...oh, you again...listen, if you actually BUY the dog today, I'll knock another $100 off the price"...because she was getting rather old to be knocking around in a pet shop...but this was love at first sight. I had been courting a reputable beagle breeder looking to buy a puppy but I found out that I was, like, 32nd on the waiting list. I know that they say not to buy them from pet shops but when I spotted her, the magic was there so I worked my wife over until she gave in and let me get her.
I did have some really fantastic rats as pets therefor several years...I can't recommend these little guys highly enough for smarts and sociability....but we decided to cool it on the ratties for a while.
So, as you can see, if I'm home alone, I'm never alone.
Best
AA
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17th October 06, 02:29 PM
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I 'm a dog person.
I haven't had one for years now and I am really wanting one to have around. The kids are ready I think.
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17th October 06, 02:44 PM
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2 pugs here. One fawn male, and a black female.
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17th October 06, 03:03 PM
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I've got an Australian Shepherd B&W, and a Tri-color Border Collie. I've also got a Calico cat, refuses cat food and only eats IAMs puppy food. She will only come in the house for ear scratchs and her delight is to attack me while walking in the dark from my shop. Scares the cr&P out of me every time. O'Neille
My Daughter would be mad if I forgot the fish and the fire bellied toads.
Last edited by O'Neille; 17th October 06 at 03:19 PM.
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17th October 06, 07:24 PM
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I have a miligold macaw and a sun conure
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17th October 06, 07:41 PM
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 Originally Posted by keepoffgrass
I have a miligold macaw and a sun conure 
Is a miligold a cross between a military and blue & gold?
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17th October 06, 08:50 PM
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 Originally Posted by Vince
Is a miligold a cross between a military and blue & gold?
sure is!
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17th October 06, 09:55 PM
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Our family has four dogs and three cats. One of the dogs is mine, she is named rosie and is and irish setter (hmm concidence considering that i'm about 5/8ths irish by blodd, the rest beign scottish.). our other dogs are a doberman, a miniature doberman, and a sheltie. here's a picture of rosie
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17th October 06, 03:26 PM
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I'm a dog person...though currently dog-less
2 parakeets but they haven't caught on to the whole "fetch" thing
-Tim
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