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Must be great to be young and supple
Must be great to be young and supple
I'd settle for either.
Gang Culture is insidious
Muddy Hell - what a day I've had......
"Piss off will ya !"
Took the Great Dane to the vets today, he’s being neutered Wednesday and had to have a pre op check.
Nurse did the checks then asked if I minded her taking him out back as other staff wanted to meet him, sat there for a while listening to them make a fuss of him.
I’m sure he had a big grin on his face all the way home, attention seeking git.
Not sure he’ll be quite as happy Wednesday evening though.
Nurse did the checks then asked if I minded her taking him out back as other staff wanted to meet him, sat there for a while listening to them make a fuss of him.
I’m sure he had a big grin on his face all the way home, attention seeking git.
Not sure he’ll be quite as happy Wednesday evening though.
Still very subdued, unsurprisingly, but seems happy to be home.
We have this
To look forward to, his chance of revenge for putting him through that.
Great Danes and these anti licky collar things are not a good combination.
A dogs most amazing trick is to turn a bowl of food into a bucket of shite
JAT
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If that thing came anywhere near me I’d give it 8 Chinese burns and a kick up the arse!!
To be honest I’d probably faint…
Do you actually pick the thing up Faith?
No, I have not held this one and don't plan to. I am more interested in observing them. I think they are fascinating. This particular type is shy, skittish and moves very fast. It would be too risky to handle it. A fall could be fatal.
The last tarantula we had for 11 years and it wasn't held once. I transferred it with a cup to a smaller container when it's tank needed to be cleaned.
A Jumping Spider on the other hand doesn't mind being handled, is small(maybe avg. 1/2"), very friendly, personable, see well and recognize their caregivers. They are often used to help people get over their fear of spiders. They only live to be 1 to 2 1/2 years. Thinking hard about getting one but don't really want the heartache when it goes. Decisions!