spud's_mum
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Oh! Gillian I just thought of the perfect pet for you! .... A rabbit! Netherlands dwarf are rather adorable and my friend has a rabbit, it's soo cuddly and sits there for hours on your lap being petted @Gillian Moore
Rabbits are wonderful pets, but it's better to keep them in an outside enclosure (or a very large inside enclosure, but @Gillian Moore only has a small flat). I have rabbits indoors from time to time, in quarantine or for treatment when they are sick, and they destroy everything within their reach - furniture, carpets, door frames, wallpapers,... they are grawing the whole day.Oh! Gillian I just thought of the perfect pet for you! .... A rabbit! Netherlands dwarf are rather adorable and my friend has a rabbit, it's soo cuddly and sits there for hours on your lap being petted @Gillian Moore
You'd be afraid of THIS? A fifteen year old Chihuaha caught eating paper towels?Interesting. Know what? I'm thinking of another pet. I LOVE my Greek tort, but torts only 'run' for food. One cannot have fun with them. They don't like to be cuddled, carried and so on. Thought of a kitten, but could a kitten/cat harm a tort? A bird maybe. I haven't made my mind up yet: I haven't decided which one yet, but it's definnitely NOT a dog: I am scared to death of dogs!
Hi Ed. Yes, believe it or not I am very and I mean VERY SCARED of dogs. I do know it sounds strange, even unbelievable, but I cannot help it. One cannot control one's feelings.You'd be afraid of THIS? A fifteen year old Chihuaha caught eating paper towels?
That's my boy, Chester!
Oh no, not a rat. I have almost made my mind up.....a cute little kitten. I'm still not 100% sure, as a bird would be a probability.Aww too bad, my dog LOVES snuggles. He can't sit next to you he has to be on you lol View attachment 133728 gerbils aren't really a pet that's sits still but they are adorable and I do LOVE Them and would get more. I just saw my friends new rats, she has four. If you like them, they make great pets! They snuggle, sit on your shoulder and are great fun. I wish I could have one but I don't have the room. Here's one of my friends new rats View attachment 133729
I had cats, mine never cuddled with me. They were affectionate. I loved them to bits like all my pets. Sadly all 3 of mine died 2 got hit by a car and died (people speed down my road) and one was born with an untreatable illness we tried everything we could but he was in pain and we had to put him down he was so young I had British shorthair cats. Burmese are also very affectionate.Oh no, not a rat. I have almost made my mind up.....a cute little kitten. I'm still not 100% sure, as a bird would be a probability.
So sorry to have heard about the death of your cats.I had cats, mine never cuddled with me. They were affectionate. I loved them to bits like all my pets. Sadly all 3 of mine died 2 got hit by a car and died (people speed down my road) and one was born with an untreatable illness we tried everything we could but he was in pain and we had to put him down he was so young I had British shorthair cats. Burmese are also very affectionate.
These are my four girls. They're very social, fun, clean, and cuddly. And smart! They're easily trained.
What? Four turtles, four rats, two dogs, three fish, five cats? That's nothing. You should see my house in the spring when everyone starts dropping off newborn squirrels and kittens and baby birds and snakes. Now that's when I have my hands full, haha.Very nice pics. GOD bless.
You must be a very patient person to be able to look after all those pets.
Now it's my turn to say...WHAT?! And you even say it's nothing...goodness! By the way, how do get enough time to look after all of them?What? Four turtles, four rats, two dogs, three fish, five cats? That's nothing. You should see my house in the spring when everyone starts dropping off newborn squirrels and kittens and baby birds and snakes. Now that's when I have my hands full, haha.
Because I'm lucky enough to constantly be laid off and only be able to get seasonal work. (1/3 sarcasm, 1/3 joke, 1/3 sad).Now it's my turn to say...WHAT?! And you even say it's nothing...goodness! By the way, how do get enough time to look after all of them?
I like that mathematics in your above post: 1/3+1/3+1/3. It was my favourite subject, and that's why it attracted my attention immediately.Because I'm lucky enough to constantly be laid off and only be able to get seasonal work. (1/3 sarcasm, 1/3 joke, 1/3 sad).
I do rescue work, but it's not a "legit" rescue with a base of operations besides my house and volunteers/workers and funding. It's just me. Sometimes people offer an adoption fee when I rehome a foster, but most of the time I take them in, heal them up and get them medical attention if needed, then rehome them with vetted people without an adoption fee. I keep in touch with them long term and make sure they know if there is ever a problem I can always take them back. That's only happened once or twice.
You're kidding, right? That's an impossible question!! I can't answer that!!I like that mathematics in your above post: 1/3+1/3+1/3. It was my favourite subject, and that's why it attracted my attention immediately.
By the way, which is animal would you choose if you had to choose one type?
These are my four girls. They're very social, fun, clean, and cuddly. And smart! They're easily trained.
Such beautiesI have a dumbo rat named Sneakers - She walked into our house on Halloween as a little pup - we thought she was a mouse. After some begging I relented and let the BF keep her and now shes one of our favorites. She loves snuggles and she loves to play.
I do not understand peoples aversion to rat tails. There's nothing wrong with them.Such beauties
I really want a rat but my mum hates the tails. She just about let me have my gerbils as their tails are furry
Yeah, snakes love themI do not understand peoples aversion to rat tails. There's nothing wrong with them.
Nor do i, she said the way they look reminds her of worms...I do not understand peoples aversion to rat tails. There's nothing wrong with them.