badut jenaka
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I have this and many of them:
Leopard Gecko
Leopard Gecko
loclhero
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- Jun 11, 2007
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Sorry for the delayed response, was traveling and no access. But Bailey is kind of a mix. Not really sure but probably some golden retriever, lab and maybe shepherd.
I'm sorry for the loss of your dog mate.
bushinonasake
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I gave my girlfriend a Labrador Retriever when we we're only a year old together. His name is ZoomZoom, we kinda saw "Bolt" before we got him, LOL. We've added a Boston Terrier named Champy and a Jack Russel Terrier (Pacquiao's Dog) which we named Asha (after Sasha, one of my girlfriend's dogs which died last year) just this year. And just today we added Shadow a black Labrador Retriever to our small family! We're hoping Zoom got her pregnant and we're looking to be parents to several pups in a few months!
We've added a Boston Terrier named Champy and a Jack Russel Terrier (Pacquiao's Dog) which we named Asha (after Sasha, one of my girlfriend's dogs which died last year) just this year. And just today we added Shadow a black Labrador Retriever to our small family! We're hoping Zoom got her pregnant and we're looking to be parents to several pups in a few months! 
VintageAude
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Yeah I have a pet that kisses my ass I call her RushingWind
TerryMeshon
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I have a cat called Puff, and a dog called Rizla
true story...
true story...
i Have 4 Monsters (dogs) 3 Pugs and a black labrador. Note to anyone, do not have four dogs its a complete nightmare. feeding walking and cleaning up after them is a full time job. And the hair balls that accumulate around the house makes you feel like some one is playing a cruel joke on you.
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I don't know what the fuck your problem with me is but is this the sole reason you joined a forum for? It is really sad and LAME that you stalk me on each and every one of my threads and make a lame attempt at trolling.
UrsuAke
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Get a life mate!
On topic:
I have one dog now, german sheppard. He's about 1 year old and really bonkers. He can't get from point A to B other than running, he's very stubborn but a good dog.
I had a dog that died, shot by some retard hunters a year ago. He jumped the fence of our house (the fence was 2m tall), got into a field nearby where some retards were hunting quale or rabbits or whatever, probably they didn't find something to shoot at and they fired at my dog. He was 6 years old, in his prime so to speak. I really hope I find who they are some day. We've got some things to settle.
He was a crossbreed between a labrador and great dane. He was black, about 40kilos weight and the best dog ever. He was kind, calm, never acted out, never violent, was caring with children and even cats, understood everything and I never needed to raise voice to him. I still miss him and will never forget him.
I'll post pics when I get home.
Conor
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These bumps though.
Oh well, I may as well post my unpopular opinion: I don't like pets.
Maybe I just lack a sense of responsibility, but I don't want to have to look after another life like that. I don't want to clean up after it, get it trained, pay unnecessarily expensive vet bills, replace the furniture, have to deal with the constant noise (if it's a dog). At least children learn to talk and feed themselves eventually. Pets just stay the same forever.
Sure, they can give you love and companionship and all that, but it seems like too little a reward for all the effort one has to put in. Plus, I barely remember to feed myself sometimes.
Oh well, I may as well post my unpopular opinion: I don't like pets.
Maybe I just lack a sense of responsibility, but I don't want to have to look after another life like that. I don't want to clean up after it, get it trained, pay unnecessarily expensive vet bills, replace the furniture, have to deal with the constant noise (if it's a dog). At least children learn to talk and feed themselves eventually. Pets just stay the same forever.
Sure, they can give you love and companionship and all that, but it seems like too little a reward for all the effort one has to put in. Plus, I barely remember to feed myself sometimes.