Pets...
- Thread starter WHYTEKNYGHT2003
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You said it yourself, but i thought i would re-instate it from someone who has more qualities then both of usmusicmom said:
Well, instead of critizising my efforts, why not find some of your own stats to prove your points?musicmom said:
yes there are laws about how many animals you can own, but we choose to lay low and hope no one finds out-and then I challenge them to find that they are in poor heath or abused. As far as the homeless person/mental illness thing, I agree most are having some sort of troubles, but at the same time some people fake being homeless to get more free stuff, dogs do not have the ability to fake being homeless or poor. So I would still feed the dog!
I don't need statistic to tell you that I would not walk by a homeless person and offer him food but rather give it to a dog. Please don't take offense but life in general will teach you it's lessons and you are very young. Time will show you how to treat the unfortunate.
And quite frankly i don't need someone telling me how to treat the unfortunate. I have barely enough money for rent this month. So does that mean if you saw me sitting on the side of the road with a sign reading "I do work, and i have a family, but i am in the percentage of people who at times can't make ends meet. Please help me out" you would without a seconds thought lend me your hand in need???musicmom said:
I know how it feels to be on edge with money, and life itself. So, please don't take offense but life in general will teach you its lessons on how to not critizise and judge those who you ingage in conversations with. Time will show you how to treat others, and to not assume that your god's gift to creation.
LOL what ever you need to say to make your argument valid for you. It doesn't matter. I've made my points, and you've made yours. But i'm not going to stoop any lower to the point where we are calling each other names or really making fools of ourselves.
we've got two dogs who are fabulous with the monk. i wish he was as good with them as they are with him.
Did I mention I use to have an alligator *you know you're a redneck when...* We lived in an apartment it was me and my roomate and we were rockers and just thought it would be cool to own a camen croc. We named him Sid Vicious. He had two 55 gallon tanks custom made for him to live and we fed him rabbit and rats. He was cool. Looking back it was a dumb idea. He corned my Lhaso Apso in the kitchen once. She survived luckily.
But my roomate went out of town and put Sid outside and his heating bulb burned out and he died
We had him three years, I was so bummed.
RIP Sid ^i^
But my roomate went out of town and put Sid outside and his heating bulb burned out and he died
We had him three years, I was so bummed.RIP Sid ^i^
I had a friend who had a baby alligator - here in Missouri!! He fed him only cooked chicken, because he said that that way if it bites him it won't like the taste of raw meat. I don't remember quite what happened, but I guess it is illegal in MO to own an alligator...musicmom said:Did I mention I use to have an alligator *you know you're a redneck when...* We lived in an apartment it was me and my roomate and we were rockers and just thought it would be cool to own a camen croc. We named him Sid Vicious. He had two 55 gallon tanks custom made for him to live and we fed him rabbit and rats. He was cool. Looking back it was a dumb idea. He corned my Lhaso Apso in the kitchen once. She survived luckily.
But my roomate went out of town and put Sid outside and his heating bulb burned out and he died
RIP Sid ^i^
The game warden came to our apartment but could not seize Sid because there were no laws on the books about owning a camen in an apartment. So we let him see him and he went off on his own with nothing he could do.
It's illegal to feed them here if they are in their natural habitat.
It's illegal to feed them here if they are in their natural habitat.
When my 8 yr old daughter had her first Chinchilla, her personality changed (my daughter, not the Chinchilla). She became more responsible, caring and have more empathy to her brothers/sister. Maybe it kindled some sort of maternal instinct in her?Trina said:Pets are great! We don't have a dog, but we do have two cats, who definitely care about and love their humans unconditionally.
It would be nice if there were no back yard breeders. I'm totally against it. Even "real" breeders should be monitored and are not. I told my breeder where I got Picasso that he had juvenile pyoderma (genetic skin disorder) and she STILL bred another liter. I was so pissed.