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Cats and Dogs

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I have one cat and a horse :greenbounce:

 

I only have access through my work computer or the parents, it was the only photo i could find kinda! I'm working on changing it! Its just a ramdom pic...

but they're not as cuddly when they get bigger! :greenbounce:

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But puppys are cooler than cats :greenbounce:

Well they may be cooler but my cats are trained to crap in one spot in a litter box that can be easily cleaned.

 

Looking after a friends puppy and I am about to go on land-mine patrol - that's uncool.

 

For a smart animal they are bloody filthy creatures.

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I like indoor dogs too. My brother has a eskimo X samoyed, and before they taught him how to use the doggy door, he would hold his bladder and bowels until they took him for a walk, which happened twice a day. If he really needed to go he'd let you know too...

 

Of course, now that he knows how to use the doggy door he uses that to let himself in and out, but he still knows not to make a mess in the house!

my horse only goes in one corner of her paddock, she's very clean :greenbounce:

 

Fook: no i really havent met a big cuddly dog except for my grandparent's doberman. He was a guard dog and incredably scary towards strangers but he used to follow me everywhere when i was liitle and watch out for me. He even growled at my dad one time when he went to smack me for being a little turd. He has been the only cuddly big dog!

We have to mini poodles, trained :greenbounce:

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