pet thread

[Krill]

Damnit, need to buy a bluetooth adaptor for my laptop so I can get the photos off my phone of my cat. Big, lazy brute he is, I'd love to have a cat at uni but I would never be able to look after it Alas, I'll have to wait til I finish uni in 4 years if everything goes to plan.

But those ferrets look really cute, as do all those cats (apart from Mary, whom has a pretty apt description from that photo).

[LordShiva]

My two pets

[Spec]

Here's my cat...Well, she's more like a dog in a cat's body but anyhow. Her name is Muppette.

Spec.

[Nikolai]

My beloved Knerten.

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Lonestar
Mary, the ***** Kitty from Hell, who once Smote a Turkey Vulture(or Buzzard, or whatever the Hell is around here)



And Willy, the Furry Slug.

Lonestar

Whenever I think of sweet Cats, I still find myself laughing out loud at the thought of your mighty Beast who slew the Turkey Vulcher

Bet that Cat has a real attitude now, walking the walk

Then your calling the other the Furry Slug I can imagine it lies around with its own agenda

Thanks fo sharing all these pictures folks!

From One pet lover to another, they really make me feel good, having a loving pet

Gramps

[Seedle]

Jade:


Shadow:


Jade Loves Shadow:


Shadow Doesn't Love Jade:


More Recent Pics:

[SlowwHand]

Bogey, my grandson kitty.

[UnOrthOdOx]

Indy the tail-less wonder who thinks he's a dog. Drinking from the toilet, chewing on my shoes, playing fetch, and eating table scraps, no matter what they are (and there are plenty with a toddler in the house)...

And Cosette, the protection cat, who is 3 ft tall, 4 ft long, weighs over 40 lbs, and won't let ANYONE outside the immediately family inside the house. We have to lock her up when we have a babysitter come. I once got home to find Talia crying in her crib with Cosette under it, and a babysitter and my son bearing the marks of Cosette's fury. (The babysitter had tried to send my son in to chase Cosette out so she could get to the baby.)

[FrostyBoy]

Shadow is awesome.


I've had dogs, cats, guinea pigs, rabbits, fish and birds.

But most of all, I have always wanted a pet squirrel. But I suppose they're not easy to keep, what is the reason?

Squirrels are great. One of evolutions best designs!



See what I mean?

[Pekka]

FrostyBoy, My first recollection of "older boys" teaching me facts was when I was probably 3 or 4 years old. I remember this very clearly. First I learend, that squirrels are dangerous because if they bite your finger, their jaws lock so they'll bite it off. And that they like to bite fingers.

Secondly, I learned my first poem. "Ladies and Gentlemen, you fart and smell". This, of course, rhymed in my native language. I was proud to present it to my mother. I'm sure she was proud of me as well.

[FrostyBoy]

No Squirrels in New Zealand, so I wouldn't have learned that growing up.

A shame. What if we file their teeth down? And slap them every time they bite. I wonder if they would learn to stop doing it.

[onodera]

Originally posted by FrostyBoy
No Squirrels in New Zealand, so I wouldn't have learned that growing up.

A shame. What if we file their teeth down? And slap them every time they bite. I wonder if they would learn to stop doing it.

They file them down themselves. Their teeth, however, do not ever stop to grow.

[DirtyMartini]

Ripley at 7 weeks

She's 14 months now. More pics on my laptop at home

[DirtyMartini]

and

[Zkribbler]

Did anyone else notice that b etor's back?

Hey, girl!!