Do all dogs do this: * This is my girlfriend's sister's dog whose name is Charlie and the family cat whose name is Blitzen. Both of their dogs seem to like the smell of cat ass. Does anybody else have a pet squirrel: *My girlfriend and her father are licensed wildlife rehabilitaters and this is a squirrel they rescued when it was a baby after it had fallen from a nest. It became tame so they could not re-release it, so tame in fact that it actually plays with the dogs and cats in the house, has it's own little corner and places in the house, and runs around the house completely free! They have successfully released other animals back after rehab, the latest was two raccoons. A dog and a cat: *This is a picture of my girlfriend's dog, Missy and kitten they found whose mother was run over by a car. The kitten was barely alive when they found it. They were able to nurse it back to health and now it's so damn active it gets on everybody's nerves...but they still love it. The kitten is now named Lucky.
I've never understood people who playfully kiss dogs on their nose. I've always thought it was disgusting. Next time somebody does that, I want you to remember where dogs' noses have been (see first pic posted by Lil Pun). I also find sleeping in the same bed as a dog to be absolutely revolting. Nothing like an unwiped azz of a dog in the same sheets as you for 8 hours a night. Disgusting and filthy.
No joke. I hate it when people say to their dog, "Give me some sugar" and then have the dog kiss them on the mouth. Also, I don't mind a dog kissing my nose if it wants to - kind of cute - but I'm not going to return the favor. Dogs, for some weird reason, are fascinated by bodily functions and sniffing behinds. I have seen them do some pretty gross things. As for personal hygiene and dogs, once I saw a guy holding a small dog at a party. He let the dog finish his beer for him. It just lapped it right out of the can (wonder it didn't cut its tongue). Then he opened up another beer and let the dog start on it... then finished the rest himself.
Having wildlife as actual pets is usually discouraged because of the immense work involved in the caretaking of the animals. I know other people that have a deer as a pet, a raccoon as a pet, and a catfish as a pet. The workload is extreme, even for a pet as small as a squirrel.
Agree on both counts. The worst part is when they show up at work and smell like dog and have dog hairs all over them. Dogs are cool, but I can't say I'd ever let one get on my bed. I sure as hell wouldn't be kissing them on the mouth ... *shudder*
My wife re-habs animals for the Texas Wildlife Rehabilitation Coalition (squirrels on dope is so sad). We have baby squrrels all the time. They are cool when they are little but they don't say "acting squirrley" for nothing, they get very fast and high energy when they get bigger. And their little claws are like razor points.
Exactly, good point about their claws. That's why I try to wear jeans whenever I visit my girlfriend's parent's house because I know that thing is loose and will tear up my leg hopping on me.
Picture 1: "Smells like p***y... cat..." [Austin Powers] Picture 2: "I don't care... just flip the damn frame of Aunt Selma and take me the picture..." Picture 3: "Hurry! Take the picture...! I spent enough time picking out the sofa cover to lie here forever... " I got nothing today...
Well, I kiss my dog and let one of them sleep in the bed with us. I guess that makes me disgusting and filthy. But I do wipe for him, so I guess that makes it ok.
