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Brad
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 Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2007 5:35 pm Post subject: Who likes dogs? |
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To start off our off topic posts, I'll share my pictures of my dogs with you.
This is Liney. We had her for 19 years (not a typo, she was really nineteen years old). She died two years ago. She was a great old dog.
http://www.mysteryshows.com/images/liney.jpg
After she died, the family wanted more dogs so we got Mona and Trix from the hound rescue socity.
Mona is a coon hound/pointer mix.
http://www.mysteryshows.com/images/mona.jpg
Trix is a jack russell/beagle mix.
http://www.mysteryshows.com/images/trix.jpg
All are girls, plus I have a wife and three daughters, so I'm really outnumbered 
Please feel free to share whatever you want here.
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Adeny
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| Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2007 10:24 pm Post subject: |
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| Aww I love doggies. We have one at the house. Rhiannon. She is a chow mix, big smiling very expressive dog. We also have two cats. |
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catfreak
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| Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2007 10:48 pm Post subject: |
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Dogs, bah!
The best way to describe the difference between dogs and cats is by using the terms we use for the female of each species.
A female dog is a bitch.
A female cat is a queen.
Which would you rather be referred to as?
'nuf said . . .
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Brad
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| Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 5:35 pm Post subject: |
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| catfreak wrote: | Dogs, bah!
The best way to describe the difference between dogs and cats is by using the terms we use for the female of each species.
A female dog is a bitch.
A female cat is a queen.
Which would you rather be referred to as?
'nuf said . . .
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How many cats to you have Victor?
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catfreak
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| Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 6:41 pm Post subject: |
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I have a black & white tuxedo patterned Maine Coon, a Chocolate Point Siamese, a Russian Blue as far as small domestics go. I also have a Serval and a Savannah. When my health permits, I do work with Project Wildlife and work for the DNR in cat rescue. I had a Michigan Cougar for a period of time until I nursed it back to health. I also get my share of Bobcats, usually confiscated from drug dealers . . . and poorly cared for.
I am a retired veterinarian, and until my latest bout with my ticker, worked extensively in wild cat rescue drawing paychecks from the US Government . . .
I used to work at several zoos providing medical care for their cat collections . . .
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Brad
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| Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 7:03 pm Post subject: |
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| catfreak wrote: | I have a black & white tuxedo patterned Maine Coon, a Chocolate Point Siamese, a Russian Blue as far as small domestics go. I also have a Serval and a Savannah. When my health permits, I do work with Project Wildlife and work for the DNR in cat rescue. I had a Michigan Cougar for a period of time until I nursed it back to health. I also get my share of Bobcats, usually confiscated from drug dealers . . . and poorly cared for.
I am a retired veterinarian, and until my latest bout with my ticker, worked extensively in wild cat rescue drawing paychecks from the US Government . . .
I used to work at several zoos providing medical care for their cat collections . . . |
Cool. I've never heard of the names of some of thoes cats. It's good to care for animals. We adopted our two pets at two and three years old from the rescue socity. We were only going to get one dog but the two of them were living at the same foster home and we didn't want to split them up. There's so many good animals out there that need a home.
What do you do with the Bobcats? Why do the drug dealers have them?
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catfreak
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I get them used to fending for themselves again then I turn them loose . . . usually in the upper part of Michigan's Lower Peninsula
As far as why the drug dealers have them . . drug dealers have weird fetishes I guess . . they also are attracted to large snakes and other unusual reptiles . . I was with some Game and Wildlife agents one evening and we grabbed 3 Gila Monsters (super poisonous critters) from some fools house . . one was running loose and the moron had 2 very young children!
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Brad
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| catfreak wrote: | I get them used to fending for themselves again then I turn them loose . . . usually in the upper part of Michigan's Lower Peninsula
As far as why the drug dealers have them . . drug dealers have weird fetishes I guess . . they also are attracted to large snakes and other unusual reptiles . . I was with some Game and Wildlife agents one evening and we grabbed 3 Gila Monsters (super poisonous critters) from some fools house . . one was running loose and the moron had 2 very young children!
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That's a beautiful animal.
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catfreak
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| Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 7:23 pm Post subject: |
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47" long (including tail) and 38lbs . . .
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gingerbeer
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| Catfreak I am so impressed! I love cats but developed allergies in my old age. Why don't you write a book? I am fascinated and will buy the first one..I know you have lots of good stories. |
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Kevin
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| Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 10:47 am Post subject: Dog - Man's Best Friend |
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Hello, Brad
I LIKE DOGS - I have a 3 year King Sheppard and we got him as a pup and he is like one of the family. He listens better then my children do.
Always comes when I call him and he can catch fish without a fishing pole.
Would never even consider owning a cat - can you imagine being afraid of the WATER! Just gives me nightmares thinking about it.
Have a good day! Kevin (aquahoilc)  |
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catfreak
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My serval is NOT afraid of the water one bit . . as a matter of fact, he terrorizes dogs (including my son's akita) . . . he is, after all, a wild animal who can bring down a pit bull . . .
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Kevin
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| Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 12:20 pm Post subject: Just havin Fun |
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Just yankin your chain, we have a cat too. Actually are cat loves being on the boat. Our dog & cat get along fine, there best buddies. Our dog will bring the cat small fish to eat for a snack 
As far as your wild animal terrorizing dogs....  seems to me that any domesticated animal would have no chance against a wild animal. |
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