Poll of the Day > What is your pet beast's personality?

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Sometimes Ill look at my sisters dog and wonder how the hell he would survive in the wild.

Hes afraid of anything that moves! He probably hasnt even conceptualized that food comes from living things. If he accidentally managed to catch a chipmunk, I really doubt hed even know what to do with it besides maybe quickly rip it to shreds like he does with his toys.

Hes definitely an 18 hour sleeper too. If you play with him for 30-40 minutes a day, hes totally content and will basically spend the rest of it just gnawing at a bone on the couch, or sleeping on the spot that gives him the best view of the bottom floor. Hes just a lazy dog! Hed probably give up and lay on the grass after 5 minutes of hunting if he were on his own

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Richie was a feral kitten. I took him in when he was still very young, but he still has that skittishness after several years. He can be sweet and playful, but he doesn't like loud noises or sudden motions.
Remy is just an asshole. He's a more normal cat in a lot of ways, but he's probably the most stubborn and blatant troublemaker I've ever had as a pet.
Sunny is my older ferret now. He still has a lot of energy, loves to steal the insoles from my shoes (and sometimes brushes), but sleeps more than he used to.
Robin is the youngest and she's the fireball. Tears through the house, hopping and cooking. She likes to steal the little stuffed cat toys, and tennis balls.

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butthead is a gsd, so he would be fine

cleo is a fat black lab, who is scared of her tail, she would be fine if someone found her roaming around. just in the wild, though, she would be fucked.

pisspot is an extremely timid cat, with no front claws. he might be fine, depending on if the stay cats accepted him.

butters used to be an outside cat, and has all his claws. he'd be fine.

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Toby is neurotic as hell and I think I need to maybe get him some doggy xanax or something because he always seems so stressed, he is a total lovebug though

Louie is a very well behaved boy but also he will bark at anything and everything, especially any dogs or horses he sees on TV. Turns out there are a ton of dogs and horses in shows that I watch.

Chloe is cute, but psycho. She will be a total sweetie one moment and then attack and try to destroy everyone and everything the next moment. Despite being a dog she also does that cat thing where she will roll and show you her belly when you pet her, but if you go to pet her belly at all she attacks

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Probably wouldn't survive.
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PK_Spam posted...

Sometimes Ill look at my sisters dog and wonder how the hell he would survive in the wild.

Most pets and domesticated animals wouldn't. Because we've imprinted too much of ourselves onto them.
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As long as my two dogs stays together, theyd be fine. The little one is fast and persistent. Both have caught squirrels and mice. The other day, a dumb squirrel was in the backyard on the side of the house. While my older dog did lose site for a little, the little one never did. And the squirrel eventually made a mistake that cost him his life. Or her. Equal opportunity. That wasnt the first squirrel. They will corner animals all the time But they are also crazy, so who knows. I found Blue just walking the sidewalks when he got out one day. I stopped the car, opened the passenger door, and called his name. He immediately came running over and hopped in the car They also like to sit on the front porch

But the cat, I have no idea. She cray-cray She has mood swings. I was literally petting her one day, and she was fine. And like a few minutes later, she started growling and hissing for no reason that I could see. Shes been doing it more recently. Sometimes, Im sure its because I smell like other pets. But thats not always the reason. So, who knows. She doesnt really like other animals she does know. So, she might make it
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Cookie is the queen of the flock. She doesn't take shit from any other goat. Or from dogs. She's the mother of the other nanny goats. She also has the most unique coloration of my goats, mostly brown with black and white. If you have treats she'll be your best friend.


Shade is the eldest of the three sisters. Sometimes she doesn't seem like she's all there mentally, but she's very friendly and sociable. If I'm sitting down outside she'll come over and lay down right next to me. She's all black with just a bit of grey around her forehead and ears.


Spots is the middle sister and the smallest. She tends to get picked on by the others, but she's tough and very tame. She's better about being handled than any of the others. She's all black with white spots on her sides.


Strype is the youngest and the biggest. She's a momma's goat and nursed until she was 16 months old! (Most goats nurse for less than 4 months) She's probably next in line to be the queen and she knows it. If I'm sitting down she'll come over and put her foot on my knee, begging for hoof scritches. She's all black with a large white stripe down one leg.



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I hear goats can be real assholes sometimes and need to occasionally be put in their place. Is this true @captpackrat

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my boy in his natural habitat

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ya boy lookin like he needs a bath

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Hes actually very clean, hes just a little scruffy

part of his charm



why is gamefaqs rotating my images like this?

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PK_Spam posted...

why is gamefaqs rotating my images like this?

Because it's on a roll?

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Odie is an anxious doofus. He is a bit needy and wants to be getting pets or exercise as often as possible. He's come in from a 14 mile run and then been back at the door because he's worried you're going to go on a walk without him.



He's normally my shadow, but he's been very curious about our little girl since she came home. He'll lay next to wherever she is and wants to sniff her and give her kisses. Gets very concerned when she's crying. He's a very sweet boy



Remi is our puggle mix and is a crotchety old lady. She will let you know when she doesn't like something and is very vocal about it. She also has bad gas no matter what food we've put her on. I love her to death despite being so fucking stinky.

Entity13 posted...

Because it's on a roll?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSeXojvzLpc

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PK_Spam posted...

I hear goats can be real assholes sometimes and need to occasionally be put in their place. Is this true @captpackrat

Usually the only time goats are assholes is if they've been taught bad habits, like playing headbutt games with them when they are babies. If they're trained properly, they'll behave properly

Of course, as with horses, dogs, and people, some goats are just jerks. Mine have all been pretty good so far. Though I did have one billy goat who was horny for humans and tried to hump any visitors who came around, like the farrier, the UPS driver, and the propane delivery guy. "Hey, your goat keeps attacking me!" No, he just really likes you. And I've had a couple goats that were very aggressive towards dogs, even going so far as to hide under the deck so they could attack when the dogs tried to go inside.

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Dead.

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