Yea no kidding, and I haven't lived at home for 10 of her 13 years alive. But she always greeted my wife and I happily at the door, played with our dog when we took her over to their house.
Losing a pet sucks
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Yea no kidding, and I haven't lived at home for 10 of her 13 years alive. But she always greeted my wife and I happily at the door, played with our dog when we took her over to their house.
Man, the thought of your first time coming through the door makes me want to slit my wrists.
I really should offset this uncomfortable sadness with some off color joke. Someone help me
Today my parents had to put their 13 year old Chow down. I picked her out when I was a teenager. Sucks losing an pet.
Sorry for your loss buddy!!!
I helped bury my friends 13 yr old Shelty last week. He came home and about 5 min later the dog just killed over. It was really sad, I was just watching him the week before.
eileenbunny
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Dogs stink way worse than cats do. In a well cared for home you'd never know a cat was there unless you saw it. You KNOW dogs live in someone's house the moment you walk through the door regardless of whether you see the dog or not.
Regardless, losing any pet sucks. I can remember being devastated when our pet snake died. I've also lost several cats and a dog over the years. I feel your pain and I'm sorry.
Regardless, losing any pet sucks. I can remember being devastated when our pet snake died. I've also lost several cats and a dog over the years. I feel your pain and I'm sorry.
You shit in the house too. You can toilet train cats... can't really do that with a dog.
Yeah like picking up the poopies your dog leaves behind in the yard with a plastic baggie is SOOO much nicer.
Wait... you're kiki, you probably just leave it there.
You might be able to get a cat to poop in the toilet, but flushing is another matter. who wants to see a cat dookie in the toilet before they go to poop?
That's not true. I have 2 dogs and I've had lots of people not realize we have any. Also, you'd never know my mother in law had a dog unless you saw her (the dog, not the mother in law).
Knyte can immediately tell if a cat lives in the home, no matter how clean it is. Granted it's due to the fact that his throat shuts down and he can't breath, but still.
eileenbunny
Druish Princess
Perhaps I am oversensitive to dog smell, and don't get me wrong, I think dogs are awesome, but I've never walked into a house with a dog and not immediately smelled it, no matter how clean the dog is. I do want a dog eventually, but right now in life I don't want to be tied down to a dog. Cats are much more convenient pets to have. You don't have to go home to walk your cat so it doesn't shit all over the place. Regardless of whether you have a cat or a dog or any other pet for that matter, you find yourself cleaning up poop.
Allergies are different. Cat dander is indeed a problem for those allergic to cats. I'm actually allergic to some dogs, but not to the same level as it sounds that Knyte is. IBWIP used to be allergic to cats, but then he got shots and now we have 4 cats and are very happy!
Allergies are different. Cat dander is indeed a problem for those allergic to cats. I'm actually allergic to some dogs, but not to the same level as it sounds that Knyte is. IBWIP used to be allergic to cats, but then he got shots and now we have 4 cats and are very happy!
they found the south FL cat killer...1st comment at the end is priceless
http://www.justnews.com/news/19747620/detail.html
http://www.justnews.com/news/19747620/detail.html