I wanna see your furbabies doing something cute and silly
09-26-2011, 12:32 PM
#51
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Here are my 2. I always have to make sure the guest room is closed or else the dogs will be on the bed. I couldn't find Rosey and discovered her like this. The pillows had been tossed on the bed but it was perfect for her to snuggle in.
Rosey has this red fleece blanket that she just loves. Has a few holes from her chewing days. She somehow got her head thru a hole and became super dog.
I don't have too many pics of Mike being silly. I can barely get him to look at me when I am taking a picture.
Rosey has this red fleece blanket that she just loves. Has a few holes from her chewing days. She somehow got her head thru a hole and became super dog.
I don't have too many pics of Mike being silly. I can barely get him to look at me when I am taking a picture.
Rosey
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Rosey again
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Mike
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09-26-2011, 12:54 PM
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I just took these pictures this weekend. Cruize is the orange attitude. He is 15 lbs. Sparky is my slinky kittie. He is 13 lbs. I don't know how they fit in there together. Both of them are lovers.
cruize and sparky
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cruize and sparky
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cruize
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09-26-2011, 01:10 PM
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This is a link to my shutterfly album...it is too pic heavy to post.
When my daughter was a teen she had ferrets...at first I thought they were rats and couldn't be near them...but their antics soon won me over!
One of her ferrets(sizzle)...wanted to be a mommy so badly that she would drag the other one around like he was her baby! He was twice her size, but he just let her do it...she dragged him to the food, the bed, the litter box...she would cover him with her body when "danger" approached!! They were fun little creatures!
http://share.shutterfly.com/action/w...8AcMmrJk0cOGhq
When my daughter was a teen she had ferrets...at first I thought they were rats and couldn't be near them...but their antics soon won me over!
One of her ferrets(sizzle)...wanted to be a mommy so badly that she would drag the other one around like he was her baby! He was twice her size, but he just let her do it...she dragged him to the food, the bed, the litter box...she would cover him with her body when "danger" approached!! They were fun little creatures!
http://share.shutterfly.com/action/w...8AcMmrJk0cOGhq
09-26-2011, 01:22 PM
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Last spring, my niece stayed with us for a while. One day she was helping me lay out a quilt, and when she went to move her feet, she could not. Yukon King was using her feet to hold his chew bone! You are nobody, until you have been used by the dog!
It could have been worse, he could have had a real bone, that always makes him drool copiously!
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09-26-2011, 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Jan in VA
My outdoor adopted 'barn' cats who now are so tame they live on the front porch, but hide in the wellhouse during heavy rain storms or big dog visitation days.
Jan in VA
Jan in VA
09-26-2011, 01:39 PM
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I didn't mention about my Jazzy kitty but she is the only survivor of a first litter to a very young momma cat. She only weighs 7.5 pounds and is 7 years old. She is very healthy but she does have some physical defects. Her rear spine is not developed all the way so she couldn't support ever having a litter. We made sure to get her spayed right away. Her tail is only about 2" long and very crooked. It bends right off to the left just before reaching the area where the tail normally starts. The vet said she was very lucky not to be paralysed in her back legs and that she has control of her bowels and bladder. He didn't expect her to live to be a year old, so we determined to just give her a happy life however long she lived. Here she is going on 8 years old now and going strong. Her legs are good and she can jump like anything. She runs fast but she does look a little funny when she does it because her gait is unique. She doesn't let anything like that bother her tho, she thinks she is a lioness!!
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