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Super Jamie said:

I wish I had pets ;_;


We got a shitload, take your pick! : P

3 Siamese
2 Persians
2 Calicoes
2 Other Short-Haired Cats (No idea what type they are)

2 Standard Poodles
1 Dalmatian
1 English Setter
1 Irish Setter
1 English Springer Spaniel
1 Cairn Terrier
1 Boston Terrier

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We have one corgi who's almost ten years old, but still pretty spry. We have two birdcage birds, and five chickens. And a warning about the latter: anything that comes within pecking range is automatically considered a food.

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Super Jamie said:

I wish I had pets ;_;

millions of 'pets' get put down every year cause no one wants em! So go find yourself a pet!

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Two cats. They are called "Black" and "Mr White". The "Mr" was added due to an error at the vets one time, when they thought that his name was actually the surname of the owner.

Black is fully black.

Mr White is mostly white apart from some stripey ginger areas on his head and tail.

Both are DSH.

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4-5 year old tabby. He was stray that I started feeding, not long after that he moved himself in.

Has an annoying habit of parking himself on my side when I'm asleep - if he hears someone get up in the morning, he'll leap off effectively jabbing me in the side and giving me a helluva fright/wake up call.

Love him to bits.

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On occasion my cat would crawl on my back when I was sleeping.

You can't find that kind of dominance in any other domesticated animal.

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Danarchy said:


Those two cats actually look almost exactly like two of the three I'm currently living with - and even the house isn't too far off, by the looks of it. The third cat is an obese, asthmatic slob. Maybe I'll post pictures yet.

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Lets see what is at my place, currently:

6 pure-bred long-haired chihuahuas
1 fucking ugly chinese crested/chihuahua mix (i like this dog though)
1 leopard gecko
4 chickens
some lizards (they keep dying and my little sister keeps catching more)
1 mouse

And my mom has a cat at her place.

We used to have quite a few different dogs throughout the years, a variety of fish, a few leopard geckos, a scorpion, a snake, a couple turtles, an iguana, a duck, a frog, some roosters, a goat (for like a day haha) a variety of chickens, and I'm sure I'm forgetting whatever else kind of pet may have been owned. And yes, I live in suburbs.

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exp(x) said:

Italian Greyhound. He only weighs 15 pounds.


Jesus. My cat Taffy weighs 24 pounds. D;

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Enjay said:
Unfortunately we had to give him away a few months ago. :(

Oh, what a shame. That's a beautiful dog you had there.

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I have no pets at the moment, but one of these days, I'm gonna get a cat. My family, however (parents/siblings) apparently has an ever-increasing herd of chihuahuas. I'll get to see them when I head down to Texas for Christmas. I can honestly say that I don't understand the situation in the least - when I left home, we had a German Shepard and some cats. And yeah, we still have the German Shepard, and she's fine with the chihuahuas (because they're easily ignored), as well as the cats - I'm just utterly baffled by my family's sudden obsession with chihuahuas, and I've never actually seen more than one in the same place (and so I didn't realize that they apparently do, in fact, move in herds).

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RazTK said:

Oh, what a shame. That's a beautiful dog you had there.

That he was, and still is. Unfortunately (from a certain point of view) he was very big (much bigger than most Husky-like dogs - he wasn't fully grown when that pic was taken) and incredibly strong (as they are meant to be). As a result, I was the only one in the family who could walk him without being pulled over (he weighs about the same as my kids). So we gave him up to a family who live on a country estate and they can let him run for miles with their other dogs and it's all fine. He is a really nice dog, fantastic personality and very good natured so it was a real shame to give him up but, when it comes down to it, he is in a better place for him now and that's really what counts.

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My girlfriend's cat, Bootleg. It's this new kind of breed that was genetically engineered by the government to be more friendly and dog-like. I'm not joking, look it up. It's called a Ragdoll. It's really vocal, follows you around from room to room and even will bring a ball back you throw for it.



Don't tell her, but I think the cat likes me more then her.

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aca said:
It's this new kind of breed that was genetically engineered by the government to be more friendly and dog-like.

The Internets say it was one Ann Baker, not the government.

As time went on, Ann Baker's statements and claims about the breed became strange, supernatural - and - very hard to believe. She publicized statements outlining how Ragdoll cats have human genes in them, that they are immune to pain & that they represent a link between us and space aliens.

It sounds like something a Scientologist could come up with.

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aca said:

My girlfriend's cat, Bootleg. It's this new kind of breed that was genetically engineered by the government to be more friendly and dog-like. I'm not joking, look it up. It's called a Ragdoll. It's really vocal, follows you around from room to room and even will bring a ball back you throw for it.

http://img34.imageshack.us/i/photoru.jpg

Don't tell her, but I think the cat likes me more then her.


Looks like a Birman.

Edit: Wadda ya know

Ragdoll-cats.com said:

...with outcrossings to Birman-like and Burmese-like cats started it all!

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