View Poll Results: What Type of Pets Do You Have????
Dog (s)
31
40.79%
Cat (s)
16
21.05%
Dog (s) & Cat (s)
11
14.47%
Bird (s)
2
2.63%
Fish
2
2.63%
Turtle (s)
0
0%
Snake (s)
1
1.32%
Other Reptiles
2
2.63%
Hamster
1
1.32%
Other Small Rodents
1
1.32%
Mixture of Many Animals
8
10.53%
Others
1
1.32%
Voters: 76. You may not vote on this poll
What kind of pets yall got?
03-01-2009 | 09:49 AM
#283
Senior Member
Joined: 01-13-2008
Posts: 4,708
From: Washington State, where it rains
03-01-2009 | 12:06 PM
#284
Senior Member
Joined: 09-14-2008
Posts: 221
From: Ohio
Yeah, they grow fast, mine just turned 5 and he's 200lbs. Good choice on dogs! Thanks for the pics!
http://2008hhrss.shutterfly.com/29
http://2008hhrss.shutterfly.com/29#28
Here's Bandit
http://2008hhrss.shutterfly.com/29
http://2008hhrss.shutterfly.com/29#28
Here's Bandit
03-09-2009 | 10:40 AM
#286
Senior Member
Joined: 07-26-2006
Posts: 903
From: Soon to be Longview, Texas
More than one Stitch in my house now ...
Saturday came and went, and with it came into our house these little beauties:
Individually, let me introduce them:
LILO
and, yes ...
STITCH
They're two year old siblings, adjusting to living in a house again rather than a cage. Ain't they cute?
Individually, let me introduce them:
LILO
and, yes ...
STITCH
They're two year old siblings, adjusting to living in a house again rather than a cage. Ain't they cute?
03-09-2009 | 12:43 PM
#287
Senior Member
Joined: 01-24-2008
Posts: 725
From: USA
My Dog Tofy
My dog Tofy is now 15 1/2 years old and is having a tough go of it. He is pretty much blind - can only see about a foot or two in front of him and what he sees, no one knows. He is totally deaf and is on heart medication.
We have to give him his meds in liquid form by chopping them up and feeding with a syringe. His food is ground up in a blender and I hold him as he eats. At night, I sleep upstairs with him on the bed with some lights on, as the lights seem to make him calmer as he goes to sleep.
This is a very difficult time for all of us. He is in no pain and is extremely happy - just disoriented. We hold him constantly and I don't know who gets more joy from holding him - us or Tofy.
We know we are on borrowed time. We enjoy every moment we can with him.
We have to give him his meds in liquid form by chopping them up and feeding with a syringe. His food is ground up in a blender and I hold him as he eats. At night, I sleep upstairs with him on the bed with some lights on, as the lights seem to make him calmer as he goes to sleep.
This is a very difficult time for all of us. He is in no pain and is extremely happy - just disoriented. We hold him constantly and I don't know who gets more joy from holding him - us or Tofy.
We know we are on borrowed time. We enjoy every moment we can with him.
Last edited by AJochum; 03-09-2009 at 04:47 PM. Reason: resized pic
03-09-2009 | 02:12 PM
#289
Platinum Member
Joined: 05-09-2006
Posts: 6,805
From: "Upland" Mesa, Arizona
[quote=Desert Coyote;365344]Saturday came and went, and with it came into our house these little beauties:
Hey Desert Coyote.....
I like the one sitting on the harth of the fireplace. What bred is that ???
Hey Desert Coyote.....
I like the one sitting on the harth of the fireplace. What bred is that ???
03-09-2009 | 06:09 PM
#290
Senior Member
Joined: 01-31-2007
Posts: 2,479
From: New Hampsha
My dog Tofy is now 15 1/2 years old and is having a tough go of it. He is pretty much blind - can only see about a foot or two in front of him and what he sees, no one knows. He is totally deaf and is on heart medication.
We have to give him his meds in liquid form by chopping them up and feeding with a syringe. His food is ground up in a blender and I hold him as he eats. At night, I sleep upstairs with him on the bed with some lights on, as the lights seem to make him calmer as he goes to sleep.
This is a very difficult time for all of us. He is in no pain and is extremely happy - just disoriented. We hold him constantly and I don't know who gets more joy from holding him - us or Tofy.
We know we are on borrowed time. We enjoy every moment we can with him.
We have to give him his meds in liquid form by chopping them up and feeding with a syringe. His food is ground up in a blender and I hold him as he eats. At night, I sleep upstairs with him on the bed with some lights on, as the lights seem to make him calmer as he goes to sleep.
This is a very difficult time for all of us. He is in no pain and is extremely happy - just disoriented. We hold him constantly and I don't know who gets more joy from holding him - us or Tofy.
We know we are on borrowed time. We enjoy every moment we can with him.
Very cute pup......sounds like you put a lot of love and caring in for him. Thats awesome
Goose