what pet do u have?what size is it?what color is it?

[Kiyuge]

And this is my puppy Layla <3

[Tsuyako]

Originally Posted by eleKtrickpenguin

I have 2 cats and a dog...
My dog is named Layla. Shes an Australian Shepard, and she is about 9 years old. She has blue eyes and the "red merle" coat pattern... Layla's medium size and weighs about 35lbs... She's really hyper and neurotic (always thinks we're gonna abandon her.) Her "person" is my dad...
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My cat is named Pepper. (One of the cats is "mine" because I picked him out at the shelter, and the other is "my sisters" because she picked him, but it doesn't matter...) He's a stray, so we don't know what breed he is, but he has medium length, grey-brown-black-white tabby fur, and is pretty small. His legs are too short for his body. Pepper has a huge personality... He isn't "cuddley" very often, but he's funny...
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My sister's cat is named Shadow. He's a huge (not because he's fat, but because his fur is like 5" long...) grey male, with a crook in his tail. He's affectionate, but pretty quiet and shy. We sometimes call him "the rug" because he is soooo relaxed and will just lay there for hours and hours... Both of the cats are 4-5 yrs old...
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(sorry for the BIG post.. I don't know how to edit photo size...)

That last cat is identical to my cat, Foggy seriously, almost identical! =P

[hennaz]

I have a dog called Coble. She's an English Springer Spaniel, she is about knee height and she is black and white, with some parts brown.

[reptilesandsamurai]

My kitten Kunochi-Neko Tomo or Tomo-chan for short. She's grey and thinks she's a ninja.

[kingAndres]

haha a ninja [silly cat ninjas are for humans]

[kingAndres]

Originally Posted by Kiyuge

And this is my puppy Layla <3

thats a cool puppy she looks so pretty

[Jaydelart]

I currently don't own any pets, but I'll post anyway.
I used to have 5 snakes (These are pics from Google.com, just to help with relative identification):

2 Ball/Royal Pythons (normal pattern): Skye and Tye. They were about 5-feet long, chubby, soft, calm, and gentle. They were born of the same nest.


1 Columbian Boa Constrictor (normal pattern): Bo. He was close to 6-feet long. There was one instance where he managed to squeeze into a small hole in my matress and we had to cut open my bed, in order to get him out. I was pissed, of course, but snakes can be surprisingly cute.


1 Peruvian Boa Constrictor (normal pattern): Sandy. She was younger than our other Boa, Bo, but quickly grew to his size within a few months.


1 Red-sided Garter Snake (normal pattern): Indy. He was my first snake. I had him since I was in the 4th or 5th grade. His name was originally "Endy" (I figured it sounded Australian, and I guess I was a little homesick at the time), but, later, changed it to "Indy". He died late last year. I feel guilty about it. I'm mature enough to understand the significance, so it cuts a little deeper than it probably would for a young child.


Ah, the memories...

Snakes make great pets, in my opinion. Someone, unfamiliar with them, might not expect them to be as cute and animated as they are. A form of silent love. You'd have to own a reptile to truly understand it.

The 2 pythons and boas were given to Pet Stores, because they were growing too large for our home. That isn't to say we didn't want to keep them. It just wasn't a wise thing to do.

Just for some quick info: They can go weeks or even months without eating. And, other than keeping their tanks clean, they require very little handling (though, I prefer to handle them often).

[LilMizzButterfly]

Originally Posted by reptilesandsamurai

My kitten Kunochi-Neko Tomo or Tomo-chan for short. She's grey and thinks she's a ninja.

OMFG she's so freakin' cute!!

I absolutely LOVE cats!!

[kawaiinekkomimi]

I have 11 (yes 11) mice five girlies 8 boys they were a product of mi sexed animals but i love them all the same they are so cute <3 most are brown and tan and a couple are splodgy oh and two are nekkid <3 <3

[kingAndres]

Originally Posted by Jaydelart

I currently don't own any pets, but I'll post anyway.
I used to have 5 snakes (These are pics from Google.com, just to help with relative identification):

2 Ball/Royal Pythons (normal pattern): Skye and Tye. They were about 5-feet long, chubby, soft, calm, and gentle. They were born of the same nest.


1 Columbian Boa Constrictor (normal pattern): Bo. He was close to 6-feet long. There was one instance where he managed to squeeze into a small hole in my matress and we had to cut open my bed, in order to get him out. I was pissed, of course, but snakes can be surprisingly cute.


1 Peruvian Boa Constrictor (normal pattern): Sandy. She was younger than our other Boa, Bo, but quickly grew to his size within a few months.


1 Red-sided Garter Snake (normal pattern): Indy. He was my first snake. I had him since I was in the 4th or 5th grade. His name was originally "Endy" (I figured it sounded Australian, and I guess I was a little homesick at the time), but, later, changed it to "Indy". He died late last year. I feel guilty about it. I'm mature enough to understand the significance, so it cuts a little deeper than it probably would for a young child.


Ah, the memories...

Snakes make great pets, in my opinion. Someone, unfamiliar with them, might not expect them to be as cute and animated as they are. A form of silent love. You'd have to own a reptile to truly understand it.

The 2 pythons and boas were given to Pet Stores, because they were growing too large for our home. That isn't to say we didn't want to keep them. It just wasn't a wise thing to do.

Just for some quick info: They can go weeks or even months without eating. And, other than keeping their tanks clean, they require very little handling (though, I prefer to handle them often).

wow awsome pets man im going to try and get a snake they look evil but maybe they are nice lol maybe it will even get along with my dog speaking of wich were is he i sat him right beside the new snake hmmm lol