The Official Pets Discussion Thread

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by 1cmanny1 » Thu Mar 01, 2012 8:42 am

Reptiles ftw.

I always wanted a husky when I was younger. Now I know better, think about all the walks you have to do :|

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by Qikz » Thu Mar 01, 2012 12:59 pm

Balloon Sod wrote:My cat:

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D'aaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwww!

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My sisters cats. (Technically I own the black pair)


D'aaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwwwww! Although I wouldn't really say you own cats. If they didn't want to live with you they'd just bugger off as soon as you let them out and never come back.

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by Poser » Tue Apr 03, 2012 10:26 am

Big bump because we've just bought a puppy! :wub:

Pure pedigree Rhodesian Ridgeback bitch. Eight weeks old, brought it straight home last night. Cutest thing ever, I'll post pics later on when I can get them off my camera.

Bought from outstanding breeders - certified free of the problems that can affect that breed. It comfortably sits on my lap at the moment but it has paws like a bear - she's gonna be a beast. :D

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by Rightey » Tue Apr 03, 2012 7:09 pm

How can a dog be certified free of defects? At any rate congratulations, and just make sure to give them a good quality food as they're a larger breed dog they will be growing very fast and a low quality food might result in bone, or joint problems later on.

Pelloki on ghosts wrote:Just start masturbating furiously. That'll make them go away.

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by Poser » Wed Apr 04, 2012 9:18 am

Rightey wrote:How can a dog be certified free of defects? At any rate congratulations, and just make sure to give them a good quality food as they're a larger breed dog they will be growing very fast and a low quality food might result in bone, or joint problems later on.


Yeah, ok, there still might be things that develop later. However, there are three main things that can affect them from birth - the ridge on their back can be linked to their spine, they can have hip problems, and they can have issues with their eyelashes. She's been checked for those.

Anyway, here she is:

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by abcd » Wed Apr 04, 2012 10:23 am

Very nice....and now the hard work begins :D

Nah, get her into puppy training as soon as possible, it'll help you out for the future.

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by Poser » Wed Apr 04, 2012 11:15 am

abcd wrote:Very nice....and now the hard work begins :D

Nah, get her into puppy training as soon as possible, it'll help you out for the future.


Definitely will do. I've always been in a dog family, but never been the owner. I haven't really got a clue!

She's 8 weeks old tomorrow so is getting her jabs today. Can't really take her out until they've been done. Hopefully can start taking her on proper walks soon as she's got far to much energy at the moment.

Calling her Nala, by the way. Lion King FTW.

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by Outrunner » Tue Apr 24, 2012 6:09 pm

Lost one of my ferrets yesterday :cry: The one day I forget to close the door when I took the rubbish out and she did a runner.

I almost caught her but she bolted and I've not seen her since. Was looking for her til 2am.

I've reported it to the RSPCA and local animal shelters but I'm not hopeful. She was an abuse case, extremely timid around people and really skittish (something after 8 long months we were finally making breakthroughs). Add to that that I live near a main road and there are loads of cats living around here means it's not looking good. So gutted, she was a lovely animal and, since coming out of her shell, full of personality. :cry: :cry: :cry:

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by Bunni » Tue Apr 24, 2012 6:20 pm

:(

Currently playing second home to this ball of fur.

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Utterly obcessed with the laptop. And head rubs. If he hears typing he'll climb over and force his head under your hands. Gunna have to clean this thing again. Cute enough. Always getting comfy on your lap for a sleep.

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by Death's Head » Tue Apr 24, 2012 6:40 pm

We I have a GSD. Bought for the kids almost 5 years ago but I've ended up looking after him. Bit of a mother strawberry floater TBH.

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by Bunni » Tue Apr 24, 2012 6:53 pm

Still want a giant rabbit.

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How awesome is that! Need to think about housing before we commit. I don't wanan get one and not be able to look after it when we move.

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by Ironhide » Wed Apr 25, 2012 5:49 pm

Bunni wrote:Still want a giant rabbit.

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How awesome is that! Need to think about housing before we commit. I don't wanan get one and not be able to look after it when we move.


That's a big bunni.



That was terrible, I know.

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by Bunni » Wed Apr 25, 2012 5:59 pm

lol cat. wut u doin.

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by Outrunner » Wed Apr 25, 2012 7:14 pm

Two days on and no sign :-( I'm worried a cat or dog has got her. Either that or she's huddled somewhere, terrified and soaking wet :cry:

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by chalkitdown » Wed Apr 25, 2012 7:20 pm

3 weeks until I see Claws and Bubbles again. :wub: Can't believe it's been a year. :(

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by Death's Head » Wed Apr 25, 2012 7:56 pm

chalkitdown wrote:3 weeks until I see Claws and Bubbles again. :wub: Can't believe it's been a year. :(

You should move on, as they have.

In other pet owning news, isn't this just fantastic dog walking weather? :|

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by Moggy » Wed Apr 25, 2012 9:48 pm

Outrunner wrote:Two days on and no sign :-( I'm worried a cat or dog has got her. Either that or she's huddled somewhere, terrified and soaking wet :cry:


:(

Good luck man. :(

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by Johnny Ryall » Wed Apr 25, 2012 10:15 pm

My dug's getting old (8). White hairs in her face that never used to be there. :(

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by Death's Head » Thu May 03, 2012 11:19 am

Anyone have dogs who do really weird stuff? My dog trys to make love to the towel I use to dry him with. :shock:

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PostRe: The Pet Discussion Thread
by Errkal » Thu May 03, 2012 11:28 am

Have him done, problem solved.


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