[quote]NATOR wrote:
My beast, most likely just got into something when this picture was taken.[/quote]
even though this picture doesn’t show it, pretty sure I have your dog’s brother…
Only think about huskey’s is the amount of exercise they need is tremendous (from what I hear). I just don’t have the time to walk 10+ miles a day.
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
[quote]NATOR wrote:
My beast, most likely just got into something when this picture was taken.[/quote]
even though this picture doesn’t show it, pretty sure I have your dog’s brother…
Only think about huskey’s is the amount of exercise they need is tremendous (from what I hear). I just don’t have the time to walk 10+ miles a day.
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And I’m pretty sure that prong collar would just amplify my dog’s stubborn ass behavior.
[quote]SkyzykS wrote:
[quote]OctoberGirl wrote:
my little girl Molly with my cat Elliot who is in love with her[/quote]
Me & you have very similar taste in cats.
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You have a siamese?
HEY!!! and I should tell you, last year I ordered fresh morels and when they came in Zac went spastic and was sniffing at them on the kitchen counter. If only I could take him to Michigan for mushroom hunting!
[quote]SkyzykS wrote:
Puppy guarding future lolcatz
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oh now that is a sweet photo.
Do you guys/gals buy health insurance for your pets? or you have other plans in place in case of pet sickness? If pets require surgery, the bill can dent the bank account quite a bit. Unless you are willing to put the pet down.
Yeah, she loves newborn kittens. She’ll stand vigil over them for about a month, then she herds them when they start walking.
Thats funny about the morrels. Your cat might be a better hunter than Puppy.
heres Nacho aka Choncho Takanawa, 1 y.o but massive.
Heres Cricket, previous owners took out all claws, neutured him and locked him in one room for years. On top of that he’s deaf; his ears are always like that. He does forward shoulder rolls when he’s happy to see you.
Bandit
Bandit and “Doogy”. Doogy is my neighbors. He’s named that because my neighbor’s grandparents, who are Greek with a big accent, would say ‘Doogy’ instead of saying ‘Doggy’.
This is Scooby Doo, he has a tough life.
This is Dino. My best buddy, he lost his fight with Lymphoma and had was sent to the great dog park in the sky Monday, worst day I’ve had in a very long time. Never realized how much energy he brought to my house.
Ella and Louie, secret lovers…
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And Elvis, he likes to hang out in my hair so he can cough hairballs up on me.
[quote]dday wrote:
This is Dino. My best buddy, he lost his fight with Lymphoma and had was sent to the great dog park in the sky Monday, worst day I’ve had in a very long time. Never realized how much energy he brought to my house.[/quote]
Aww, man, I am so sorry to hear that. He’s a happy pretty puppy.
[quote]CapitaineEvident wrote:
Do you guys/gals buy health insurance for your pets? or you have other plans in place in case of pet sickness? If pets require surgery, the bill can dent the bank account quite a bit. Unless you are willing to put the pet down.[/quote]
My dogs have always had health insurance, I get it through Petsmart/Banfield pet hospital, it’s like $20 a month each but come time to get their shots etc, I save nearly $500 and any kind of surgery or tests gets a good discount. That said their vets aren’t always the best, the local Banfield keeps switching out vets and we have to go over each dogs history every time we go in, it’s frustrating. Now that we’re down to one dog we’re likely going to switch to another vet.
[quote]pushmepullme wrote:
[quote]dday wrote:
This is Dino. My best buddy, he lost his fight with Lymphoma and had was sent to the great dog park in the sky Monday, worst day I’ve had in a very long time. Never realized how much energy he brought to my house.[/quote]
Aww, man, I am so sorry to hear that. He’s a happy pretty puppy.[/quote]
Thanks PMPM, he was/is the best.
