Post your pet

I was going to name the thread post your puppers.
but I didn't want to exclude the cat people out there.

here's my sioux0rz, she's a foxwire terrier.


bath time.

Natalya - 11 year old Pitbull.


Baby - 4 year old hand me down cat. I'm it's 3rd owner and I don't see how the first two owners could give this cat away. Well behaved and extremely friendly and affectionate.

Here's my old dog, Peek-A-Boo, a black Pomeranian. When she was a puppy, she was so small that she could fit inside my mom's purse. She kept popping her head in and out, so that's how she got her name. Sadly though, she's no longer with us after suffering a stroke in November 2008. She lived to be 13 and a half. Such a great dog, you couldn't ask for a better companion.



And here's my sister's beast that lives with me. I still don't like his name, Bronco (my sister just got him an ostentatious bling collar that says "BRONCO" in rhinestones ), but he's sweet enough when he's not knocking things over. He loves to play with you, but he tends to forget his own strength after awhile and can draw blood with his bites and claws. He's a 2 year old Bengal, dark marble colored (which is considered bad by breeders, so my sister got him cheap since no one wanted him).

Whenever I try to sit down and relax with a game, he comes up and taps me until I play fetch with him.

(front) Molly, 7 year old lab/terrier mix.
(back) Roscoe, 2 years old. Still haven't figured out what he actually is. Some sort of Border Collie mix. The little guy was a pain in the ass to toilet train, but he turned out to be a great dog.

Miya (pronounced “Mai-Ya”), my two-year old full blooded Siberian Husky. She's the sweetest and most playful dog I've ever known. Poor thing came into heat a couple days ago and is miserable, but will hopefully be out of it by the weekend…


I woke her up from her nap. She’s not happy.


“I want whatever it is you’re eating!”


“CHEESE!”

Awesome pictures. I especially love the old Pit Bull. Pits are awesome dogs if one knows how to raise them. Sweet as can be.

Okay... here we go.

Kaylee, the 18-month-old English Bulldog... very much my baby. Awesome, awesome dog. Well, once we finally got her housetrained...


Sprite, the 9-month old Catahoula mix. Sweet but highly annoying. Not housetrained yet, due largely to the fact that she seems to have been abused before we got her. She's my wife's dog.


The two ferrets. Clover...


And Ame (ah-meh, Japanese word for "rain").


The cats... Oreo, 9yo Maine Coon mix. Had her since she was about six weeks old.


Simon... the talkiest cat I've ever known. 17 pounds of very whiny muscle.


Roxy... snuggly and sweet, with a 400hp motor somewhere in her throat.


And Emmy. This is a horrible picture, but I can't find all the good ones. She was a roadside rescue at three weeks old. Her mother was hit by a car, and her siblings all died of heatstroke and/or exposure. She's 8 pounds at almost two years old, and isn't going to get any bigger. Very sweet, but neurotic as all hell.


The snakes... Deja, the Hog Island Boa. This pic is around a year old. She's much bigger now (about 40" long).


Tobin, the Columbian Redtail Boa. Similarly old picture, but he's not quite as big as Deja.


There's also the new Okeetee corn snake, but I don't have any pictures of him yet, nor have I been able to think of a name for him.

Amber, 13.5 year old Weimaraner. She's ~12 in the pic. Has aged a lot since then

Trixie, our 3-year-old English(?) Cocker Spaniel. Very clingy towards my aunt as she only plays whenever my aunt's home.

The mutt

Aieee, his nose asploded!

heres a couple of pics of our spoiled beagle mix... lily biscuit head...

I still have my Socks after almost 4 years. I'm not exactly sure what he is, but he's definitely part manx, as his tail is about 3 inches long. In this photo, he's doing what he does best.

Heres the little bastard from January. Hes about twice as big now.

Here are pictures of Kobe, our English Bulldog, now about 5 months old. My apologies for the crappy pics, they were taken with my cell phone.

And no, we didnt actually let him eat that Hershey bar, as much as he clearly wanted to!

this is my ferret, ibuki. yes, i named her after the street fighter III character . well, that is where the inspiration came from anyways. i got her when she was very small. she is about 2 or maybe even close to 3 years old. can't remember..

Tinkles and Gizmo/Little Man/Hamster

Tikus


Taches

This thread has made me want an English Bulldog. I almost got one instead of my Pit, but I was worried about just how much they drool. I don't want to be cleaning up slober piles in my house non-stop.

Trouble.

Domino-chan said:

I still have my Socks after almost 4 years. I'm not exactly sure what he is, but he's definitely part manx, as his tail is about 3 inches long. In this photo, he's doing what he does best.

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Your cat Socks looks a lot like my cat Hitler (I only named him because of his mustache):



I also have two other cats, Peaches and Gumbo (who is a manx). I got Gumbo for my 13th birthday, and he's still going strong to this day:



And my cat I chose to leave at my parents house, Cletus:

Here's a quick picture I snapped with my phone of our dog Jenny.



Probably one of the coolest dogs ever. Here you can see the lengths she will go to to be pet. She actually stood up on her hind legs and pushed her head into my moms arm until she started petting here. You can also tell she has a bit of a weight problem to say the least.

Man, my moms arm looks really manly in this picture.

in case you haven't seen one of the many pics of my dog... here are some more.

Abasuto said:

This thread has made me want an English Bulldog. I almost got one instead of my Pit, but I was worried about just how much they drool. I don't want to be cleaning up slober piles in my house non-stop.

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They're actually not bad. Ours only drools when she drinks, and she can't really help that. Most of the time, her jowls are dry. More than slobber piles, you'll wind up periodically getting slimed when she brushes those jowls against you after drinking.

Warning, though. English bulldogs are expensive, both to buy and care for. They're prone to a lot of potential health issues, like skin problems (most common) and an elongated soft palate (usually reduced during spay/neuter). They also live only an average of 5-8 years. But I wouldn't trade Kaylee for the world. She's the best and sweetest dog I've ever had. It's going to kill me when her time is up, but it's all worth it.

I needed batteries for my canon f1 and I walked into this one
batteries plus store, and the guy that ran the store had a
HUUUGE kinda bull dog behind the counter.
me loving dogs went up to it and was petting the big guy.
and man was he a licker.