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I think Zlata Pez would get along great with my Fluffy - since that is how he lays all the time
She was purchased online from a breeder in Daytona Beach, flown from there to Colorado. We do not know about the hypoallergenic truth, but she does not seem to cause people with typical cat allergies to get red eyes, runny nose, etc...
Zlata Pez is supposed to translate from a russian language to "Golden Dog" Why would I name a cat "Golden Dog"? Because they don't know any difference. My dad always wanted to name a cat "Damn it"
When she lays like this, we call her "otter cat" she is at the round end of the scale, but she really loves her belly rubs. Actually she is great with the two 70+ pound dogs.
Post by Steel_City_X on Dec 9, 2008 23:15:28 GMT -5
This is a picture of one of the 7 German Shepherd Dog puppies that Simone had two weeks after we got her. There were two sables, 2 tri-color, and three black and tan puppies. homepage.mac.com/ahlenius/.Pictures/Photo Album Pictures/2008-04-19 09.01.39 -0700/Image-8DECE1DA0E2911DD.jpg[/img]
She was purchased online from a breeder in Daytona Beach, flown from there to Colorado. We do not know about the hypoallergenic truth, but she does not seem to cause people with typical cat allergies to get red eyes, runny nose, etc...
Zlata Pez is supposed to translate from a russian language to "Golden Dog" Why would I name a cat "Golden Dog"? Because they don't know any difference. My dad always wanted to name a cat "Damn it"
When she lays like this, we call her "otter cat" she is at the round end of the scale, but she really loves her belly rubs. Actually she is great with the two 70+ pound dogs.
LOL! I like that....my cousin had a cat once...a stray that they adopted....named 'Shitty Kitty'....I thought that was classic! Esp going out to call it in....in ATL no less! ;D
Well, we had already memorialized him here once and I didn't want it to seem as if I was milking the situation. Thanks for the thoughts and apologies for not informing y'all.
This word also has a underground meaning once you break it down. Let’s take “Bonn” for example and it actually turns into the word “Bone”. We all know gays use this word to describe the action of when they are fecal fisting their Cuban cabana boy at their sex bath house parties. Now let’s look at Roo, “Roo” is short for “Kangaroo”.So put the full true message together and you get“Bone a Kangaroo
Troo, My wife wants a goat. Can't have one here in town, but when we move - perhaps.
What are they like, how much space do they need, do they get along with other animals?
I have 2 words for you - electric fence. For a full size goat it is highly recommended. They are cheap to feed and need little or no maintenance except hoof trimming.
Our goat just runs wild with the dogs and that can be a pain.
She eats everything so we have no landscaping anymore and she can get ornery and try to head butt us or the dogs. And a 150-200 pound goat can hurt.
Thjey also can be very affectionate, and being herd animals they will always follow you around and stay close (assuming you get them young.)
They also hate rain so make sure she has a warm dry place to go.
For a pet, I'd recommend a miniature goat and get 2 so they can play with each other. Then maybe an electric fence would not be so necessary.
For a couple goats (big or little) an acre would do but they will wander a bit so a fence is necessary. We live surrounded by woods so she is scared to go too far (they like open ground so they can see predators) so we have minimal barbwire fence that keeps her around. And she mostly stays with her herd (of dogs)
Last Edit: Dec 13, 2008 11:21:27 GMT -5 by troo - Back to Top
I found a box with 8 puppies in it this weekend. He is the only one not placed yet, so he is staying with me for now. Willie sweems to like the addition to the family though.