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what warm and fuzzy should Pete adopt


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It seems to me that you want both.

So keep an eye out, when you find someone special and feel a connection, get the wallet out.

While adopting is cool too, they often come with the previous owners hang ups, get them young & fresh.


We are talking about pets...

Animal pets.

Of the feline kind, and canine.


Cats & dogs ok??! fff..


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Ohhhh, yay!

What a sweet kitty! Have you named her yet? Name her Simba ....Or
something that rhymes with Simba. 😇🐱
 
The cat was easy. I found her online, passed their (lame) phone interview, went to the lady's house and picked the kitty up. Female and short hair were my only criteria. She is a good fit.

The dog is a little tougher for me. I have always had retrievers in the past. Labs are good bird dogs and great companions. Today I am not hunting birds and am open to other dog breeds. No small yippy dogs, thanks. I like to get my walk on and would like a beefy dog that enjoys the same. Something to keep the deer out of my yard and lets the people that knock on my door know there is a dog waiting for them on the other side.

There will be a puppy in this house soon.

My son has a Karelian. A beefy dog and damn smart. You'd definitely get your walkie on. Plus, the dog would be happy to keep the bears out of your backyard, as well as the deer.
 
My son has a Karelian. A beefy dog and damn smart. You'd definitely get your walkie on. Plus, the dog would be happy to keep the bears out of your backyard, as well as the deer.

Do Karelians attack Russians? or Finns? :confused:
 
This one attacks no one. Yet, he's happy to chase off a moose.

Awesome. Never heard of the breed, before.

Just was poking a bit of geopolitical humour... Finns from 1939-1944 are up there on my hero list... ;)
 
I am not on a schedule. Once I load the little fucker in the car it is for life. I think it will be soon.

Get in the car! :)

I have a big yard. I also have a job. When I am not at work I am a home body. I do not travel often. None of this has ever seemed to be an issue with the other dogs. Pete's house is pet heaven. They eat better than I do, have better health care than I do, and have the run of the place.
That says dog to me. But really both makes sense too.
The engagement ring, should be worth 6 months of the man's salary.
That greedy insanity.
Whichever route you go, adopt.

Adopt, adopt, adopt!
100% agree
No name yet. Just sharp claws, an endless appetite, and a little meow the size of texas.

http://i.imgur.com/rLfO5mL.jpg
Adorable.
The cat was easy. I found her online, passed their (lame) phone interview, went to the lady's house and picked the kitty up. Female and short hair were my only criteria. She is a good fit.

The dog is a little tougher for me. I have always had retrievers in the past. Labs are good bird dogs and great companions. Today I am not hunting birds and am open to other dog breeds. No small yippy dogs, thanks. I like to get my walk on and would like a beefy dog that enjoys the same. Something to keep the deer out of my yard and lets the people that knock on my door know there is a dog waiting for them on the other side.

There will be a puppy in this house soon.

I kinda figured there would be a dog too. I had huskies and they were great pets. Its actually easier to have two (except for the hair removal---we went through about 4 vacuums) because they are pack dogs. Out cat was skittish, so it took a while before they all became friends. The dogs always wanted to get to know the cat, but he was scared shitless. The loved walks. They also were decent at escaping, so make sure your fence is up to snuff if you get a husky.
 
No name yet. Just sharp claws, an endless appetite, and a little meow the size of texas.

http://i.imgur.com/rLfO5mL.jpg
she's cuter 'n a cookie! Tex sounds like a good name :)

The cat was easy. I found her online, passed their (lame) phone interview, went to the lady's house and picked the kitty up. Female and short hair were my only criteria. She is a good fit.

The dog is a little tougher for me. I have always had retrievers in the past. Labs are good bird dogs and great companions. Today I am not hunting birds and am open to other dog breeds. No small yippy dogs, thanks. I like to get my walk on and would like a beefy dog that enjoys the same. Something to keep the deer out of my yard and lets the people that knock on my door know there is a dog waiting for them on the other side.

There will be a puppy in this house soon.
rottweiller puppies are so fun, and grow up pretty sensible and not barky - at least that's been my experience.
 
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