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I can imagine. I don't have but one cat any longer, so I don't get stereo but I still love it.
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This is the first time I've had siblings. We adopted them together from the rescue society. They are just like brothers. They will play, then grumble then snuggle with each other. So cute.
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Yeah, my parents never fixed cats when I was growing up. We couldn't afford it. So we always had a few kittens around the house and they all pretty much interact that way. It's awesome. ^_^
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Growing up with a lot of kittens around must have been great fun. We only had one cat that had kittens growing up and we adopted all but one of them out.
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It was interesting, that's for sure. I've always had cats and dogs. My husband isn't much of a cat fan, but he doesn't mind there being one or two since they make me happy, and he loves Ezra because he's such a big cat that isn't super cuddly like Raza was, but isn't too standoffish either like Bella was.
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Great videos. Presto upped the volume of his purring while I was watching it too. So cute!
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That is a beautiful cat.
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Pet pics! Most of mine are not readily available as I had this thing known as a film camera at the time. I snagged this one from my sister's website. May not count, but I like it.
http://www.resolutemastiffs.com/imag...2008%20030.jpg Sadly, neither of these boys are with us anymore. The little guy in the front is my Monty, a cavalier King Charles spaniel, about 9-10 years old at this point. The baby behind hims is Auggie, English Mastiff puppy. Because he was very young, he couldn't go out with the big grown up mastiffs or he might get accidentally hurt, so he was in the house much of the time and adopted Monty as "grandpa" of sorts. Auggie was afraid of the dark, apparently. He wouldn't go outside after dark without Monty with him, even several years later when when Monty was maybe knee height to him. Monty passed from old dog troubles a few years ago at 13, Auggie we lost earlier this year to an infection. Miss them both. |
Wow. Talk about cute.
I've never seen a Mastiff puppy. Look at those paws! |
His feet actually seemed a little small compared to what he grew into. 36 inches at the shoulder and 200+pounds. Monty was 12.5 and about 17 pounds.
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My vet had a Mastiff and it was HUGE.
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Those are beautiful dogs!
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Eeeee, Mastiff puppy! *thinks Mastiffs are flipping adorable*
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Everyone's pets are just adorable. So many cute and fuzzy faces to skritch and pet. :D
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I finally found a picture of the hairy baby that I miss the most...
http://i.imgur.com/qGdjJa7.png This was Cody. He was a purebred Border Collie, and when this picture was taken, he was about eight or nine years old. I still regret that I didn't put my foot down and have one of the pictures of him and me as my senior picture for the yearbook. |
He looks so adorable, Den. And I LOVE your beautiful red hair. :D
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Presto loves happy sounds - to hear them and to create them. ;-)
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D'awww. That's adorable.
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Cody was my baby, and I wish I could've gotten that picture, or one with him looking at the camera, in the yearbook as my senior picture. |
That would have been a lovely senior picture, Den.
To me, your hair looks like a lovely ginger color. :) |
I don't think you hair looks orange. It is a little lighter then my oldest sons natural hair color.
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This is another reason I love Maine Coons. I have seen that tendency to structured games personally, and it makes them such good company.
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I wish I had that video still of Artemis fetching Q tips…. He doesn't do it any more.
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I wish I would have made videos of my kitties. They are quite funny at times.
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So many cute puppies and kitties! T^T I want them all to snuggle!
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*creates all the pets to snuggle ml1201*
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XD The Maine Coon that I knew once played a very structured game of BOO with me.
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Sounds like fun Tam. Was that like Hide and Seek?
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If, its a cat, probably. XD *snuggles all the pets* ♥
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That's a GREAT story, Tam. :D |
OMG! XD That's freakin adorable!
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I don't know if any of you guys remember those beanbag toys called "Silly Slammers"? They were balls that you tossed, and they'd talk on impact. Well, my sister's son had one of those named Frisco, who talked like a surfer and had long yarn hair. Wolven would sometimes carry Frisco all over the apartment by the hair, occasionally dropping him to hear him talk. One day Frisco's battery finally gave out. Poor Wolven carried the toy around anxiously, dropping it once in awhile and then picking it up again. This went on for most of the day till he finally tucked Frisco into a corner and went away crying. He never touched Frisco again, and it seemed to us that he thought his friend had died.
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Oh dear, poor Wolven. No one had new batteries to see if he'd play with it again?
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The battery couldn't be replaced.
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Aw, poor Wolven then for loosing a friend. If I could have I would have seen about opening a seam, see if there was a way to replace it, and then patch it back up.
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I'm a good sewer, but you really can't change the batteries on those mechanisms. I've looked at similar ones to make sure.
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