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felix
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The ultimate cat killing machine.
What else can you call a ginger twat than Felix?
is your ginger cat called Felix?
Pagey
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swampy that ferret is adorable
Probably a repost but I miss my little guy
Probably a repost but I miss my little guy
Uncle Robert
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That's an odd looking cat
Pagey
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He's always been the funny one in the bunch
Hehe, he is He mostly burrows but we take him out to feed him cuz he's a baby and we don't want him getting a mouthful of moss and muck and dying or w/e cos apparently frogs are stupid. We will have another addition to the collection come Friday I dunno why I love these frogs so much (colloquially and generally named pacman frogs) but they're just really fucking round, pretty, and stupid. Great creatures.
Edit for a pic of our Giant Mountain Horned Agama, who was sold to us as 'tame' and blatantly wasn't but is now a pretty chill little dude. Sadly he's scratchy and a bit hissy but he doesn't bite any more. This photo was taken shortly after me going 'don't fucking point him near me' before he jumped right onto my head. To be fair he generally just sits on your head but if you look at my eye on the left there you can see where he caught me with his claws the other week. He's coming on well tho and can see him being dead friendly in a few months
He mostly burrows but we take him out to feed him cuz he's a baby and we don't want him getting a mouthful of moss and muck and dying or w/e cos apparently frogs are stupid. We will have another addition to the collection come Friday I dunno why I love these frogs so much (colloquially and generally named pacman frogs) but they're just really fucking round, pretty, and stupid. Great creatures.Edit for a pic of our Giant Mountain Horned Agama, who was sold to us as 'tame' and blatantly wasn't but is now a pretty chill little dude. Sadly he's scratchy and a bit hissy but he doesn't bite any more. This photo was taken shortly after me going 'don't fucking point him near me' before he jumped right onto my head. To be fair he generally just sits on your head but if you look at my eye on the left there you can see where he caught me with his claws the other week. He's coming on well tho and can see him being dead friendly in a few months
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Thats half my highschool class right there. ...
didnt you also have a snake?
Ps i think frogs have the same i dont give a shit attitude cats have
Hahaha Aye same.
Yeah we got a California King snake. She's like seventeen years old and should be on her way out but she's still very active and awesome. Never bitten anyone and regularly comes to chill on the bed with us. Got an Emperor scorpion and a Chilean Rose tarantula too. Never thought I'd have any of these pets, never mind be mad about em to the point that I'm gonna start breeding food for em but hey. And you're defo right about frogs and cats having the same attitude, they just do not give a fuck but they're awesome.
Aye same. Yeah we got a California King snake. She's like seventeen years old and should be on her way out but she's still very active and awesome. Never bitten anyone and regularly comes to chill on the bed with us. Got an Emperor scorpion and a Chilean Rose tarantula too. Never thought I'd have any of these pets, never mind be mad about em to the point that I'm gonna start breeding food for em but hey. And you're defo right about frogs and cats having the same attitude, they just do not give a fuck but they're awesome.
felix
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Snolly, please check if Mr Frog likes weetabix.
Chatative
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Shy fellow isn't he...
Shy sitting on Snolly's head? I think not... :D
Love the photo though... I never had any idea frogs could scratch & bite mind but glad he's settling in to Casa de Snolls.
Resurrected to give you this:
Toad in the hole?
mydrugbuddy
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Here's Danny the not quite 100% Dalmation. (The pic was taken before he acquired his many 'battle wounds')
We got him when he was a pup, had so many laughs with him over the years and also he got us into quite a few scrapes; whenever he saw another medium sized or big dog he would either fight it or try to shag it. :D Of course we tried to keep him on the leash when other dogs were in sight, knowing his behavioural problems, but he could smell or hear another dog log before we could see them. It was nice to give him the freedom of being left off the leash and to see him go like an uncoiled spring, 35mph i think he ran at iirc. (Yeah i know, irresponsible dog owners tut tut, we did try to only give him his "freedom" when it seemed safe to do so.
They used to be 'coach dogs' and they can run and jump fences for mile after mile in their peak years. It was quite sad towards the end of his life, around 13 human years, where he was so exhausted that even a 5 minute walk up and down a small path 'round the block' would be too much for him. Great dogs to have as pets, they tend to be extremely loyal and affectionate to their owners, ferociously teritorail, (we didn't encourage this) and great fun for playing games with. We once plonked a full size mirror in the room, and first time he saw himself he let out a very loud low single bark. He ran round the back of the mirror, saw there was nothing there and immediately lost interest. Apparently he could hear my citroen dyan coming from miles away and my dad told me he would start getting excited 5 minutes before i arrived, as i used to spoil him rotten.
We got into a "Fenton" type scrape with him chasing sheep halfway up Ben Nevis, or rather my Dad did heh. Danny got quite a beating for that, to the very embarrasing shock and disgust of lots of onlookers.
Fenton!
We got him when he was a pup, had so many laughs with him over the years and also he got us into quite a few scrapes; whenever he saw another medium sized or big dog he would either fight it or try to shag it. :D Of course we tried to keep him on the leash when other dogs were in sight, knowing his behavioural problems, but he could smell or hear another dog log before we could see them. It was nice to give him the freedom of being left off the leash and to see him go like an uncoiled spring, 35mph i think he ran at iirc. (Yeah i know, irresponsible dog owners tut tut, we did try to only give him his "freedom" when it seemed safe to do so.
They used to be 'coach dogs' and they can run and jump fences for mile after mile in their peak years. It was quite sad towards the end of his life, around 13 human years, where he was so exhausted that even a 5 minute walk up and down a small path 'round the block' would be too much for him. Great dogs to have as pets, they tend to be extremely loyal and affectionate to their owners, ferociously teritorail, (we didn't encourage this) and great fun for playing games with. We once plonked a full size mirror in the room, and first time he saw himself he let out a very loud low single bark. He ran round the back of the mirror, saw there was nothing there and immediately lost interest. Apparently he could hear my citroen dyan coming from miles away and my dad told me he would start getting excited 5 minutes before i arrived, as i used to spoil him rotten.
We got into a "Fenton" type scrape with him chasing sheep halfway up Ben Nevis, or rather my Dad did heh. Danny got quite a beating for that, to the very embarrasing shock and disgust of lots of onlookers.
Fenton!
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