Show us your pets!

Ohhhhhh, Scruffy's adorable! He looks very sweet.

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Originally Posted by Librarygirl

BleeckerStgirl, NoNo and Tharley,

Your kitties are sooooo gorgeous!

(The doggies are pretty cute too but I must confess I am a slightly obsessed cat-adorer, particularly as I have no kitties of my own at the moment)

I love love the Devil Cat photo, she's such a poser!

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Linda.

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Thanks Linda. I'll gladly send them to you... the dogs too. What's your address? ;)

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Originally Posted by Zen

Arrrgh!

I rescued a dog named Scruffy and promptly changed his name to Ranger :p

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I named him when I was a kid after my favorite book. While I wouldn't choose it now, it suits him - especially when I give him haircuts instead of taking him to a groomer.

This is three month old Silas. He is a toy Australian Shepherd.

We have to watch him constantly.

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Originally Posted by hikeandbike

This is three month old Silas. He is a toy Australian Shepherd.

We have to watch him constantly.

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My old boss had an Australian Shepherd. She was a bit excitable, but very loving. And who doesn't love puppies?!

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This is three month old Silas. He is a toy Australian Shepherd.

We have to watch him constantly.

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AWWWW pure adorableness!!!

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Originally Posted by Atlas

it suits him - especially when I give him haircuts instead of taking him to a groomer.

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I used to do that to Ranger, who then became (temporarily) known as Patches:D

Lloyd loves playing tug with his bike tire. He's gearing up for a nice nap after a big game.

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Originally Posted by PamNY

Lloyd loves playing tug with his bike tire. He's gearing up for a nice nap after a big game.

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Awwwwww, that is so sweet!

Okay, this guy is technically not OUR pet, but we found him flying around our house Saturday night. A pie plate full of bird seed and a lot of patience got the bird coaxed out of a tree and ultimately into our house. An email to our neighborhood's listserv quickly identified the owners who had spent the day frantically searching the neighborhood for their escaped pet, named Picard. We were significantly farther away from their house than they had anticipated he would have wandered.
A memorable evening....http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z...er/Piccard.jpg

I'm so glad you were able to find him and coax him in. What a hansom boy!

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Originally Posted by 7rider

Okay, this guy is technically not OUR pet, but we found him flying around our house Saturday night. A pie plate full of bird seed and a lot of patience got the bird coaxed out of a tree and ultimately into our house. An email to our neighborhood's listserv quickly identified the owners who had spent the day frantically searching the neighborhood for their escaped pet, named Picard. We were significantly farther away from their house than they had anticipated he would have wandered.
A memorable evening....http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z...er/Piccard.jpg

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Haha! They must be Trekkies.

A beautiful male Eclectus! I am glad to hear that it had a happy ending and the owners found him. They must have been very relieved!

Beautiful eclectus, I'm so glad you had the guts to catch him. I've always been amazed at the number of people afraid of my bird, and he's a little smaller.
I'm glad for his people, too!

Someone needs a wing clipping.
What a beautiful bird.