Thats a Pit Bull; looks like a big grin on it's face. Mine tends to do that with stuffed animals; like the ones with the squeaky toy inside.
I want a Jack Russel Terrier or an Irish wolfhound.
I have a little Jack Russell, he'll be 2 years in October. He's a little pest, but he's taking to the training fairly well--just very slowly. Finally got him to stop urinating and defecating in the middle of the kitchen floor (for the most part). He still tends to bite me, or at least try. Working on stopping that now. I'm taking him camping with my fiancee and me this weekend, hoping he can be introduced to some of the other people at the campground (lots of family going too).We had a Jack Russel Terrier years ago... She was about 25 lbs. of pure attitude !!
When cats achieve working thumbs, we are in for trouble!
Jack Russell's have a lot of energy that needs to be burned off. They could probably spend all day retrieving a ball or catching Frisbees and they would still be able to go on a long walk uphills for another 2 hrs. It's the Terrier inside that Genetically part of their demeanor.I have a little Jack Russell, he'll be 2 years in October. He's a little pest, but he's taking to the training fairly well--just very slowly. Finally got him to stop urinating and defecating in the middle of the kitchen floor (for the most part). He still tends to bite me, or at least try. Working on stopping that now. I'm taking him camping with my fiancee and me this weekend, hoping he can be introduced to some of the other people at the campground (lots of family going too).
You couldn't be more right. Milo (my Jack) has a LOT of energy, and we have played with him outside, taken him for walks, tossed him tennis balls, etc and he still ends up tearing around the house wreaking all sorts of havoc.Jack Russell's have a lot of energy that needs to be burned off. They could probably spend all day retrieving a ball or catching Frisbees and they would still be able to go on a long walk uphills for another 2 hrs. It's the Terrier inside that Genetically part of their demeanor.
Nices pics and stories... thanks for sharing. I've always thought that cats "disappear" because they very seldom die at home, even when they're not the victims of (higher) predators or unfortunate accidents. Maybe something calls them into the wild when they know it's time to leave this life...Ok folks, here we go!
First we have Louie, whom I inherited from a family member when they were caught with him in their apartment (the landlords didn't allow pets). This cat is very loving and friendly, but when he wants to be alone he makes it very clear.
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Then we have Blackfoot. I had blackfoot for almost 14 years, until he disappeared this past winter. I'm afraid a fox may have found him He was a great cat, and is sorely missed.
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(The gray is just dirt--he was rolling in my driveway soon before the photo was taken)
Next is Artemus, who I had for about 5 or 6 years before he, too, vanished. It is very risky to have outdoor cats when you live in the middle of nowhere. However, I think his disappearance may have been due to my stupid neighbors and their dogs.
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Bob, the Western Painted turtle, famous for his "'57 Chevy" pose, in which he puts both feet straight out behind him and turns them 90 degrees, mimicking the tail fins of a '57 Chevrolet:
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My two Siamese--
Yum Yum, the female (spoiled little girl, but very friendly and adoring):
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Koko, the male (always friendly and adoring, and VERY intelligent):
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And finally, there's Milo, my 1 1/2 year old Jack (belongs to my Fiancee):
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He's a little brat, very spirited, and will purposely do things he knows you hate out of spite (i.e. urinating or defecating in the middle of the kitchen floor). Finally started crate-training him a few weeks ago, and so far he is doing fairly well.
They are Black Copper Marans (chickens.) They are known for their tasty eggs that come in dark brown shells.What kind of birds is this?
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