Not all of us can be so lucky:...Good thing we don’t have a mouse problem.
Not all of us can be so lucky:...Good thing we don’t have a mouse problem.
But where are the pictures of them sniffing buttsMy Father's new pup Aiofe (pronounced eefa). She warmed to her big sister Molly very easily
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Glad to hear he's doin well partner.Lamar has had a really tough stretch last 3 weeks. Won’t go into detail, but he’s nearly back to normal. He’s my best buddy and can’t imagine life without him.
You mean,,,, like,,, Pet Sounds?What we need is a quad recording of cats meowing.
Doug
They being raised for dinner? JKThe resident possum, Pepper, has now had four babies in each of the last four years. Little Pepper, Peppercorn, Pepperpot, and now Peppermint, peeking over Mum's back while Pepper munches on a banana. All of them eventually get used to me climbing up the ladder with fruit (and here's a link back to when I first posted a Pepper pic (The QQ pet & critters thread...)
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No, they're a protected species, and I don't eat animals anyway. Australia tends to be a fairly peaceful place, hardly any guns, no blood lust to shoot and kill everything in sight, including each other in mass killings every day.They being raised for dinner? JK
All so true. But there are more creatures in Australia that can kill a human than anywhere else in the world.No, they're a protected species, and I don't eat animals anyway. Australia tends to be a fairly peaceful place, hardly any guns, no blood lust to shoot and kill everything in sight, including each other in mass killings every day.
Indeed, and typically, you'd never see what killed you.All so true. But there are more creatures in Australia that can kill a human than anywhere else in the world.
That is so ironic coming from someone from New JerseyAll so true. But there are more creatures in Australia that can kill a human than anywhere else in the world.
Possum are protected? Surprising, around here they overrun many areas like other rodents.No, they're a protected species, and I don't eat animals anyway. Australia tends to be a fairly peaceful place, hardly any guns, no blood lust to shoot and kill everything in sight, including each other in mass killings every day.
No, they're a protected species, and I don't eat animals anyway. Australia tends to be a fairly peaceful place, hardly any guns, no blood lust to shoot and kill everything in sight, including each other in mass killings every day.
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