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Its really cool how many Doberman fans are here ! I wanna get a pup in the next few years.

Opie!!!

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Daisy (RIP)

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Me and Apollo chilling watching some Flash


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Our cat bravely stalking a couple of buzzards dining on an armadillo in our front yard in an apparent food-chain misunderstanding:

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Unfortunately, my wife was manning the camera and didn't get a photo of erstwhile brave cat nonchalantly slinking away after one of his targets displayed his wingspan.

This was a year or so earlier in another situation he had difficulty extracting himself from. There seems to be a life-long pattern here.
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brother Fuzzzy I am all over this........:eek: please share with us the name
of your Kitty cat....

-Clifford :tup:

This is Oliver, the cat formerly known as Olivia, until the vet informed us that he needed neutering rather than spaying.

Those pics are 6-7 years old. I'm sorry I don't have one from a few days ago where he herded a four-foot king snake underneath my wife's car while she watched from afar and screamed hysterically because she was convinced that the snake would travel from under the engine compartment to the driver's seat.

I think Oliver has been getting lazy and sub-contracting his pursuit of voles and moles in the yard to the snake.

This is Elvis, all 135 pounds of farting and solber slinging bloodhound.

I didn't know you could post horses...

"Luigi"
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This is Graphite hanging out at the local dog park, waiting for others to arrive.

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Chandler Bing...
5 years old, all White Miniature Schnauzer.

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Good looking dog :tiphat:

Ours is 7. Starting to get more age spots :)

This is my pet skunk, Ollie. He's two years old and he's been descented.

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Interesting pet. I'd like to know more if you're willing to share. How did he end up as a pet?

Yours too...Yeah, Chandler is getting more spots as he gets old, but you can only see them after a haircut.

Sure. I didn't want a commonly-accepted pet; no dogs, cats, reptiles, or insects. It has to be unique and rather controversial. Ollie was obtained from a breeder; he is not a rescue. In the state of Ohio, it is legal to own a pet skunk as long as it has been descented. A pet skunk requires a wildlife permit and a ranger will actually come and inspect its proposed habitat which, in my case, is my house.

Ollie roams the house semi-freely; he's not allowed in spaces like the laundry room and the pantry, but his den is located in the family room and he "patrols" the first floor. His legs are only about 3-4" long, so he can't climb stairs and he's not allowed to climb down a stair case in fear of tumbling down (a skunk in bottom heavy). He sleeps a lot during the day and more active after dark, but when he sleeps in the bed, he sleeps all night long.

He is housebroken and has a litter box originally intended for cats. He goes about twice a day, sometimes only once. His diet is usually fresh veggies (carrots, peas, bell pepper, corn, radish, potato, etc), fresh fruits (apple, avocado, and a few others), and fried egg (half an egg daily). He's fed once a day and sometimes in his diet, avocado is included, it makes for a very shiny and lustrous coat.

Bath time is once a month along with nail trimming which are very stressful. It doesn't help being a feisty animal. A pet skunk takes only to one person, the rest are either persona-non-grata or merely tolerated; even the most domesticated one will still bite. Being bitten by Ollie is a daily occurence for me and the bites vary from a playful nip, to a warning nip, to full-on puncture wound. A skunk has very small fangs, but they're sharp. All those said, if you so happened to encounter a pet skunk, do not attempt to pet it; a vigilant owner would usually give out such warning.

Any more questions? :)

Pos vette.. that is soooo neat!!! Thanks for sharing.

You're welcome.

My golden...
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This is my Frenchie, Babe.

Notice how not cool she is with having to wear that shirt.

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-RyanG

Is that a cockapoo?

The white guy is a Bichon Frise.