Seriously, what breed? Beautiful I might add, esp with a few kilos missing!

7 snakes - 4 Ball (Royal) Pythons, and 3 Corn snakes. 4 rats, which are not for the snakes, and various mice which are for the snakes. Currently we are keeping a very fat cat for my uncle.

One of the corn snakes just laid eggs, so I may have more of the little devils in a couple months...

A collie ?
I can't tell what type of dog it is
Mind you, I ain't a vet , so I can only determine basic types.

Well , I've got 1 dog, 2 cats and a budgie.
Mind you, the vet bills are gigantic, but the love you get out of them overshadows that

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its a pyrenese mountain dog, didnt you read the last page?

Windows NT crashed.
I am the Blue Screen of Death.
No one hears your screams

It's a Pyreanean Mountain Dog. When i was on veterinary work experience, one lady came in who bred those dogs for a living. Apparently she also gets some money from letting photographers take pictures of the puppies for chocolate boxes/calendars/greeting cards etc.
They're real nice dogs as pets but if you keep them in large numbers for breeding, the pack mentality they build up can be scary. They fight each other constantly and they're very big dogs. That lady had bite wound scars all over her arms from trying to split the dogs up.

EDIT: @Esquilax, how does she survive the Aussie heat?

Edited by - Recusant on 2/13/2004 6:07:46 AM

Here's my boy Henry, he's a blue roan Cocker Spaniel. Affectionate little twerp, he'll often be asleep on my lap when I'm trawling the internet.

@Mustang - very cute dog! I have a springer spaniel, very cute also, but pees everywhere when he gets excited!

@Esquilax - don't you have to have 8' fences around your garden? or is that them arctic dogs, god what are they called? umm... huskies, lol

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http://www.cardamine.net/ - The home of Freelancer: Rebirth, the prequel to Freelancer!

cute dog mustang...very cute

@taw your house will be more like a zoo if you get a horse..!...where ya gonna put it, in the kitchen? living room? or do you have a spare room?

i have a cat only a cat, i love cats
i like my cat because she is soooo
lazy, i mean once in the garden she
was lying on the ground, and a bug
crawled past her nose she was sooo
lazy that all she attempted to do was
lick the bug with the end of her toung
she's so pretty, with HUGE eyes, i'll find
a pic somewhere *trawls through Gigs
of cat pics*
http://ice.prohosting.com/kamiagie/009.jpg
just copy that into the address bar to see
the pic, its cause links to the site dont work
and its too large (1.38Mb) to post, enjoy






Edited by - Aod on 2/13/2004 7:03:11 AM

i have a female humanoid, 12years old. does that count? i never remember to feed her tho

@kimk me too, but mine died :p

I had a turtle, and he just used to wander around the house and i let him, but one day he got steped and was almost hurt, so I had to leave him in an area.

If life gives you lemons use them to squirk lemon juice in people's eyes and cheat.

@aod, that reminds me of my old cat, she was soooo lazy, one time, our hamster escaped, and wandered over to the cat. the cat woke up, sniffed the hamster and went back to sleep. cute cat btw

Windows NT crashed.
I am the Blue Screen of Death.
No one hears your screams

@Esq: Im in love

Rec - She's actually very lazy, and doesn't do much at any time of the year, but she is far more active (comparatively speaking) in Winter. We usually give her baths, but then we have to blow dry her, as her fur is so thick that if she dries naturally, it irritates her skin. Other than that, we just keep her inside. There's not much else we can do as we don't have aircon. Also, she is the most placid animal you will ever meet. I have never seen her get into a fight, or even growl as someone. She's too passive in my view.

Cardy - We don't have high fences, because she is actually short for the breed, but she once broke part of the fence, and used it to escape regularly before we found the section shewas using (which was cunningly hidden), and secured it. She can also squeeze under low gates. In short, we have only just now (two years on) stopped her from escaping.

Orillion - I told you that she was a damn fine-looking animal didn't I? By the way, Millie (we didn't name her - long story) is offering signed photos. How many do you want?