Fluxhavok, how did you get that cat in a sweater? It is totally cute. I have only had one cat that would let me dress her up. (I don't habitually dress my pets, but for Halloween...you know...)
she's a cool cat, she doesn't really mind wearing clothes. she doesn't really mind too much of anything. she's a stoner.
We have six critters and lots of great pics... but here are just a few. Siberian Husky's name: Cougar Border Collie's name: Omakatyo (Oma for short) Golden Retriever's name: Puma Siamese: Mojito Black cats: Stoli and Patron
hahaha... Thanks! Yes, they are all named after drinks! All of our dogs are a variation of the word Cougar. Omakatyo is the Blackfoot Indian word for Cougar!
Very good! Most people don't get that right away. That started with Cougar. In Washington state we have two rival colleges: UW and WSU. The mascot for UW is the huskies and the mascot for WSU is the Cougars. My husband went to WSU and wouldn't let me get a husky until I suggested we name him Cougar!
Cool! I noticed the other two names, so I had a suspicion about the third. A quick google confirmed it.
We found her on the Blackfoot indian reservation in Montana. She was only 4 months old and someone had abandoned her. Since we had a theme and since she was from the res I thought it was only appropriate!
So far, we have seen all things cute and cuddly. I figure it is time to share the slippery and slimey. This is Fig, a male paddle-tailed newt. This is Vash a female paddle-tailed newt These are Meazle and Borag(names after friends' D&D characters). They are African Dwarf Frogs, and yes, they are are doing it. Does this count as pornography?
Too funny! Dwarf Frogs are so cute. A friend of mine had one named Otis. She only would put Evian in his bowl. He lived a really long time too!
Some of these pictures so belong on www.icanhascheezburger.com Here's my cat Curio, in her favourite place: a box
PEPPERED PUPPY POOP! https://www.writingforums.org/album.php?albumid=129&pictureid=776 My little Dachshund, Dink, had that habit too until we found a solution...peppered puppy poop! That's right, my wife asked me NOT to clean up the back yard. Then, she took a can of black pepper and generously "peppered" the poop. The first time he sniffed the pepper, it got into his nose, causing him to snort for nearly half an hour. She continued her pepper-therapy for about a week and now he is afraid to sniff any poop out in the back yard. He doesn't get taken on walks much because we have a large yard, but I supect he would still sniff stranger-poop, if given the chance and in the absence of pepper.
That is a good idea NcCl. I will have to try that. With my luck, they would like it. LOL. Haplo likes Bitter Apple.
