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Someone had the idea of posting our pets' photos.
This Buckley waiting for the next group of Trick-or-Treaters.
This Buckley waiting for the next group of Trick-or-Treaters.
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Posing in his costume.
Ross
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My little babies ain't so little no more.
Here's a favorite of mine from several years ago. Abby was probably around 3 years old at the time (she just turned 7). I had just given my Mom a digital camera, so this was my first attempt at using a DC, making a collage, and adding text to pictures. As for the pine cones...still her favorite toy. When I'm home I take her in the back yard and throw pine cones to her every day (usually more like 3 times a day). I've tried balls and frisbees, but she doesn't like the balls and she is frisbee challenged (prefers to chew them rather than catch them 
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tlhudson
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This is Memphis.
He's just over three.
He did not leave my side during rehab.
He's just over three.
He did not leave my side during rehab.
Debrinha GT
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Great pics!!
Great pics!!
What a relaxing thread to visit! It's so nice to see these happy pets being spoiled rotten!! Ross, your cat looks so much like my ex Boris, how I miss him!!
Débora
Great pics!!
What a relaxing thread to visit! It's so nice to see these happy pets being spoiled rotten!! Ross, your cat looks so much like my ex Boris, how I miss him!!
Débora
LUVMyBirman
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How about a basket of addorable Birman kittens My Abby is the cutie to the far left side. She is older now....will attach another.
My Abby is the cutie to the far left side. She is older now....will attach another.
LUVMyBirman
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Thinking about getting another one soon too!
Harrybaby666
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And Here Is My Juvenile Delinquent...LOL
And Here Is My Juvenile Delinquent...LOL
Well, I might just as well jump in on this one and once again post a pic of my best buddy....the little juvenile delenquent. LOL He's 4 years old and still thinks of himself as an "able to get away with murder kitty...LOL...the trouble is....he does LOL) Gotta Love The Babies...
And Here Is My Juvenile Delinquent...LOL
Well, I might just as well jump in on this one and once again post a pic of my best buddy....the little juvenile delenquent. LOL He's 4 years old and still thinks of himself as an "able to get away with murder kitty...LOL...the trouble is....he does LOL) Gotta Love The Babies...
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This and the next 3 posts will only serve to shed light on what a disturbed individual I am.
Here is Zuni, our Egyptian Mau. She was inherited by us after my Dad died.
Here is Zuni, our Egyptian Mau. She was inherited by us after my Dad died.
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Here is Tweeples, another adoptee, when my Dad died. She thinks she is a very big birdie.
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And... Here's Oiseau, my Quaker Parrot. He sings Take Me Out To The Ball Game and various other songs.
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Last, but not least...Sadie, my African Grey - adopted from my sister. Sadie talks a blue streak.
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Gina, love your Burmese baby. We bred and raised Siamese when I was a kid. My sister's barn cat had a litter this summer and one (which is now a house cat) is a genetic throwback and is almost a perfect Seal point Siamese. The only thing is that it has a faint M on his forehead to show a little of his Tabby roots.
LUVMyBirman
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Oh the birds!!!!! Karlynn...can't wait to show my daughter. She has been asking for one. Maybe this will do the trick I keep telling her Abby will have it for lunch. Seems your kitty does well. Maybe there is strength in numbers. They are all beauties.
Abby is a Birman. Commonly mistaken for a Burmese. No Siamese in this gal. We almost went that route but discovered they are more vocal than we would like. It's great to visit a cat show. All the breeds are lined up.
Abby too has a faint M on her forehead. Even as a true Birman purebred. Now how pure can that be? One often wonders. The woman we purchased her from is in Green Bay. She had a household full. Parents on the premises, etc. She also has young children. All of her cats are socialized at an early age. Which really helped us. I have never seen a more tolerant cat. Though, she is in a bit of hot water today for chewing the fringe on my new window valances. Guess it was my fault for leaving them within reach
I keep telling her Abby will have it for lunch. Seems your kitty does well. Maybe there is strength in numbers. They are all beauties. Abby is a Birman. Commonly mistaken for a Burmese. No Siamese in this gal. We almost went that route but discovered they are more vocal than we would like. It's great to visit a cat show. All the breeds are lined up.
Abby too has a faint M on her forehead. Even as a true Birman purebred. Now how pure can that be?
One often wonders. The woman we purchased her from is in Green Bay. She had a household full. Parents on the premises, etc. She also has young children. All of her cats are socialized at an early age. Which really helped us. I have never seen a more tolerant cat. Though, she is in a bit of hot water today for chewing the fringe on my new window valances. Guess it was my fault for leaving them within reach 
Christina L
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Karlynn,
I like you!!! Anyone who has that many pets is okay with me. I guess because I know there are other "nuts" out there like Wayne and I - we have "too many" cats and one dog.
Here is one of my favorite baby pictures of Miles - he has since grown into his feet - and then some! Now Miles is a whopping 20 pounds. We have tried everything to get some weight off of him, but to no avail. He is not into exercising so it is kind of hopeless. Hee.
P.S. I love all the pictures of the family pets.
Christina L.
I like you!!! Anyone who has that many pets is okay with me. I guess because I know there are other "nuts" out there like Wayne and I - we have "too many" cats and one dog.
Here is one of my favorite baby pictures of Miles - he has since grown into his feet - and then some!
Now Miles is a whopping 20 pounds. We have tried everything to get some weight off of him, but to no avail. He is not into exercising so it is kind of hopeless. Hee. P.S. I love all the pictures of the family pets.
Christina L.
Here's one of my Abyssinians -- he's one of the smart ones, attended Exeter Academy. Actually, his official name is Wil-o-glen's Exeter of Zapzkatz, aka "Fred." He is 8 years old, was best Aby neuter/spay for 1997-98. He enjoys his retirement, trying to steal our food, crawl into our laps, etc.
Actually, his official name is Wil-o-glen's Exeter of Zapzkatz, aka "Fred." He is 8 years old, was best Aby neuter/spay for 1997-98. He enjoys his retirement, trying to steal our food, crawl into our laps, etc.
My sweet Abigail...
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Christina - what a cute picture. My sister has an orange Tabby, named Otis, that clocks in at about 20. Wonder if it has anything to do with the color.
Marsha, "Fred" is a distant cousin of Zuni. She is an Egyptian Mau - a rather chubby one at the moment. My parents adopted her from a vet. Someone brought her in with her tail broken in 2 places and never came to pick her up. Fred looks very stately.
Still waiting for the picture of the shaved Persians.
Bob - I want your dog!!!!!! What is the breed again? I've seen so many picture of that breed lately and they have just stolen my heart.
Marsha, "Fred" is a distant cousin of Zuni. She is an Egyptian Mau - a rather chubby one at the moment. My parents adopted her from a vet. Someone brought her in with her tail broken in 2 places and never came to pick her up. Fred looks very stately.
Still waiting for the picture of the shaved Persians.
Bob - I want your dog!!!!!! What is the breed again? I've seen so many picture of that breed lately and they have just stolen my heart.
My Abby is a Boston Terrier, sometimes called a Boston Bull. They are not true Terriers, but about 50% terrier from a four-breed cross. I have been told they also go by the nickname of "Boston Terrorist," but she's always been the perfect mix of sweet and spice. Abigail is named for another famous lady from Boston, Abigail Adams.
I've had Boxers and English Bulldogs all my life, but this time we needed a smaller dog. Abigail has the intriguing attitude, energy, and curiosity of a boxer and the heart of a bulldog in a package that can readily be picked up for closer enjoyment of her fuzzy, little face. Her favorite toys are white shop towels that I buy in bales at Costco. You hold it, she tries to tear it away, ripping it to shreds.
Because she likes to sleep touching both of us, one of her nicknames is "the hyphen." Her sister Dora believes her to be perennially dirty, and is constantly washing her. They play and sleep together as siblings.
She's three years old, and in the last year, it seems like Bostons are showing up on every ad on TV. It's a wonderful American breed.
Abby and her sister, Dora, short for Theodora. Dora came from the shelter, and had been abandonned as a kitten. We picked her out a week before we chose Abby. Dora is convinced that Abby is her homely little sister...
I've had Boxers and English Bulldogs all my life, but this time we needed a smaller dog. Abigail has the intriguing attitude, energy, and curiosity of a boxer and the heart of a bulldog in a package that can readily be picked up for closer enjoyment of her fuzzy, little face. Her favorite toys are white shop towels that I buy in bales at Costco. You hold it, she tries to tear it away, ripping it to shreds.
Because she likes to sleep touching both of us, one of her nicknames is "the hyphen." Her sister Dora believes her to be perennially dirty, and is constantly washing her. They play and sleep together as siblings.
She's three years old, and in the last year, it seems like Bostons are showing up on every ad on TV. It's a wonderful American breed.
Abby and her sister, Dora, short for Theodora. Dora came from the shelter, and had been abandonned as a kitten. We picked her out a week before we chose Abby. Dora is convinced that Abby is her homely little sister...
