Other pets (pics and discussions)

[Madame_Mel]

so far I have seen no eggs. Plus, I am pretty sure these fatsos would just eat them. That's just my theory of course I could be wrong.

[ProXimuS]

Cute doggies Richard What is the black and white one?

Also cute froggies Mel! I really like the albino

I had to look up the word parthenogenesis and one of the first things that came up was "Parthenogenesis in Humans"

[ConcinusMan]

What is the black and white one?

4 year old long-haired chihuahua.

Not mine, but here's another example of his type:

[ProXimuS]

I'm quite familiar with long haired Chihuahuas, as I work in dog grooming. I just wasn't sure with the way she as laying, could've been a little mix. Very cute

[ConcinusMan]

could've been a little mix. Very cute

That's what we thought until I scanned his chip at the vet. He's a registered purebred. He came from the Oregon Humane society, then the people that got him from there basically abandoned him, then I got him. He's a good dog but nobody bothered to care for him properly or train him. Took a year for me to potty train him. He isn't a bad dog, just had a series of bad owners. At first he was very timid and hand-shy but he's over that now.

[-MARWOLAETH-]

Nice dog Richard. My cousin has a short haired one,but she looks like a mutated rat And it cost £600

[ConcinusMan]

Thanks. Yeah, the breed really doesn't have a strict standard. They come in a range of sizes, coats, etc. and the smaller they get, the more health problems they have. He's pretty big even for his type.

[Charis]

Here is my rat on steroids. She is 4 pounds.

[ConcinusMan]

No retics for you!

[ProXimuS]

Aw what a cutie

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Here's a pic of my dog that passed away in 2007. The first pic is probably around 2006. The second one is when I was like 7(1997) She was pretty small for a Pomeranian, she was about 4 pounds.