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10-10-2011, 06:57 PM
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My German Shepherd, Apollo, all 104 pounds of him, sounds so vicious when he barks, but I tell you he's afraid of his own shadow! I can take him out in the yard and he won't leave the grassy area because he's too afraid. While my other dogs love to get in the truck and go, Apollo will get in but then it's like pulling teeth to get him out at any place other than home. So much for Pet Smart!
Now the funny part: Apollo can see and chases a beam of light on the floor, like a cat! He'll follow and chase that stupid light as long as you move it. When you stop moving the light, he'll pounce on it like a cat and start digging at it. I swear he could dig a hole to China! He even knows the word "light" and begins to look for it if we say it. I think my dog is a little off his rocker  what do you think?
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10-10-2011, 10:01 PM
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I inherited my late girlfriend's disabled Maine Coon cat. He probably didn't get enough oxygen in the womb and was born with three feet, a slight head weave, and very slow reaction time. He moves more like a clumsy puppy. It took him a while to learn how to go in and out the back door into the fenced-in backyard, but he's mastered it fully now. If he were a child he would certainly be in special ed.
Bacchus is the sweetest, most good natured, affectionate cat I've ever known. He has no idea what claws or teeth are for. Caren found him on the street when he was far too young to be separated from his mother. She named him Bacchus because she was so happy that he survived.
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10-29-2011, 05:32 PM
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I don't know about Unique but as a kid I always had pets, hamsters, bunnies, lots and lots of cats and my dog Oreo that lived to be 19.
About 7 years ago I had two Ferrets, chance was a cinnamon and Luna was a sable, Luna was blind and deaf but got along just fine for 3 years and then she got sick and passed, shortly after she passed Chance did, he missed his friend and died of a broken heart i'm sure. Over the recent years I've had a few rats and a mouse that actually lived to be 5! I have a 9 and a half year old Golden Retriever and a 3 year old Puggle now  
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10-29-2011, 05:42 PM
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My Jasper a standard dachshund watches TV and barks at any animal he sees on the screen. I can't even watch horse racing without him bouncing around on the floor barking wanting to play with the horses on the TV.
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10-29-2011, 08:22 PM
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We have two ratties! Ginny and Allie. That is Allie on my profile picture. They are the sweetest girls ever! I never would have considered ratties as pets but my daughter's class had a litter and we took home Ginny and then got Allie as her buddy. Allie would have been snake food. Ginny gets the sniffles too but we have never taken her to the Friars. They run around the house and are so naughty and hilarious. Greyson is the best Rat Daddy around!
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10-29-2011, 08:43 PM
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Currently, our only slightly odd pet is Gytha, our tangerine phase bearded dragon. I love watching her hunt her crickets and roaches.
We've had rats before, but after losing the last one I just can't do it anymore. Their lives are too short and their deaths quite often too ugly. When I was a kid, we had all sorts of rodents. Hamsters, gerbils, mice, sometimes dozens at a time. We had a few litters but never gave any of them up. Just built more cages. At one point when I was in my early teens we had 35 rodents of various varieties in 13 cages.
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10-29-2011, 10:44 PM
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i have a wild hermit crab--at least i think thasts what he is called...he started out as a shell for Jo--i didnt see the lil guy in there...she left said shell at my house when she went back to NY...2 days later i found out that he managed to chew his way out of the plastic bag,falla few feet to the floor and head for the door....i bough him an aquarium,go to the beach periodically for fresh sand..got him some rock and coral in there...bought him 2 friends--both died..but ol Woody is going strong....at first i would get him out of his cage every few days,but he wouldnt come out of his shell till i cupped my hands over him and blew on him....the first few times i went a long period of time without getting him out he would bite me AND pee on me before proceeding to climb all over me.
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10-29-2011, 11:03 PM
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Hmmmmm... unique?... this house is full of them! There is the blind pom male dog.. Midnight.. yes he was my namesake when I was trying to come up with a username.. He spins in circles and often we have to herd him into the back door so he doesnt run smack into it.. Like Damon did today..
.gif "Say What?") Then.. there is the neurotic cat Jewel that lives in my master bathroom.. by her own choice . She will not drink out of anything except the bathroom sink's faucet Peppa..well... the holy terror Peppa.. is verrrryyy unique... thank god! I couldnt handle 2 of her..
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