how many dogs/ cats do you have
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2 dogs.
1 is American Straffordshire Terrior/Lab (Aruca)
1 is Dachshund/Jack Russel (Anna)
The first was saved at the Humane Society and the other was found by my wife beside a dumpster at a police station.
1 is American Straffordshire Terrior/Lab (Aruca)
1 is Dachshund/Jack Russel (Anna)
The first was saved at the Humane Society and the other was found by my wife beside a dumpster at a police station.
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From: Luke AFB, AZ
I had a husky/pitbull mix as my first dog but my parents gave him away to some douche while I was sleeping. He was only an indoor dog. I would take him to my friend's house to play with their boxer on weekends
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Originally Posted by WFO Racer,Nov 24 2007, 09:18 PM
Yikes, you guys better have some big a$$ houses, over 5,000 at least with a high end air filtration system to be able to live with all those animals indoors.
How do you deal with eating food covered in animal hair and dander?
I don't care how many warm fuzzies you get if you have to walk in your home and it smells like the dog pound.
I used to be a house flipper and would never touch a house that had indoor animals because of the clean up required for new owners.
Awhile back I was going to the bank and as I was going to get out of the car some nut job broad was talking to a glorified rat. "Mommy is going in to get her nails done, then mommy is going get lunch and so on". I sat there with my jaw hanging, she looked at me and I asked her if it was safe to park next to someone who speaks to a animal like the animal was a human? She repeated that it was her baby . I got back in my car and told her maybe she should try sex with humans and get a real person instead. What a freaking nut job.
How do you deal with eating food covered in animal hair and dander?
I don't care how many warm fuzzies you get if you have to walk in your home and it smells like the dog pound.
I used to be a house flipper and would never touch a house that had indoor animals because of the clean up required for new owners.
Awhile back I was going to the bank and as I was going to get out of the car some nut job broad was talking to a glorified rat. "Mommy is going in to get her nails done, then mommy is going get lunch and so on". I sat there with my jaw hanging, she looked at me and I asked her if it was safe to park next to someone who speaks to a animal like the animal was a human? She repeated that it was her baby . I got back in my car and told her maybe she should try sex with humans and get a real person instead. What a freaking nut job.
I agree with you about the hair, I kicked out an old roommate because I couldn't use my own house anymore. I was confined to my bedroom unless I wanted to be absolutely covered in white cat fur. Of course she didn't warn me about this when I told her I didn't have a problem with cats as long as they didn't shed.
I grew up with cats so I bonded pretty well with my own and didn't have problems with any of them shedding ever because they got brushed 2-3 times/day. Once you get to know them and their personalities they aren't just pets anymore, they're part of the family so things like a little fur wouldn't drive you to kick them out.
