Who's an animal ?

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Originally posted here by Und3ertak3r
Bloody Pets..

Foxie- jack Russel cross.. Licks any one she meet in the face, after cleaning up certain waste products in the yard.

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What the hell is that? My Jack Russell does that too. We adopted him from a pet shelter, and my vet suggested that maybe it was a habit he picked up when he was homeless, eating anything he could find....but now you and BlackIce say your dogs do it too. It makes me wanna :chuck: everytime he gets up in my face and has poo-breath.

I have a black pitt. His name is Mr. Pink. And he eats babies...

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I have a black pitt. His name is Mr. Pink. And he eats babies...

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Can I borrow him for a few hours :D

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I have a black pitt. His name is Mr. Pink. And he eats babies...

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hmm I wonder if it is a relitive of the central Australian Dingo? Seems they have a habit of that sort of thing: check this list from google http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=e...e+Search&meta=

Like I said before my daughters have a fish named nemo...but I did promise them ( a long time ago ) when they reached 4 ft tall they could have another pet...my oldest wants a rabbit, only we live in an apartment that doesn't allow rabbits...soooo....does anybody know of a fish with fur and big ears...I really need to know !!! :D

Rabbits swim .............
It all depends on how deep the water is..........

If you have a tank that is three foot deep, then the rabbits will swim three feet :)

Actually I left out a few of my pets....Egaladeist, have you ever considered turtles? I have Red Ear Sliders, right now they're about 4 inches across. I've had them over a year, and they've grown less than an inch, which is a normal growth rate for them. I've been told that they can live for 100 years and reach a pretty huge size...but I figure in 100 years, it'll be my grandkids problem, not mine! :D They live in an aquarium, and we feed them turtle food that we get from the pet store, plus some veggies sometimes. They're extremely easy to care for, and they're a lot more fun than fish. Mine all stick their little heads out of the water and climb on the rocks when I walk in the room with them, and are genuinely happy to see me, which is more affection than I ever got from a damn fish. ;)

They may be a happy compromise for your kids.

I have a dog and two cats..

The dog is a female English Staffordshire Bull Terrier called Yuki (white and black (flamed with red))
The cats are european short haired cats, a male and female.
The male cat is called Mushi and is black and white (cow like pattern)
The female cat is called Nanuka and is brown tabby (tiger like pattern)

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Originally posted here by debwalin
Actually I left out a few of my pets....Egaladeist, have you ever considered turtles?

They may be a happy compromise for your kids.

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That's a very good idea...I'll do that ! But this causes me some concern...because I must be getting old and losing my memory...I had turtles as a kid ( painted turtles ) and until you mentioned it, it never even crossed my mind...of course I never did have a good memory to begin with...errrr....what were we talkin' about...oh....that's right ...errr...nope forgot again...sigh! :D

How about a ball python? they make great pets. We HAD a mouse problem at this house for a little bit..... I just let Ed out of his tank at night a couple times and the next think you know... no more mousies.