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What are your other pets
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Sharlynn93
New member
sharlynn93- I am absolutely inlove with you Chinese creasteds! especially little "Donny" lol that's my dream dog, a pure bred Chinese crested<3
..I first seen one when I was 13, and they haven't left my mind since.
your.a very lucky lady.
creasteds are my passion!
I have always wanted one, so when the opportunity came up I snapped Phinneas right up! I have had him and Bailey for 4.5 years...Dobby just came along at Thanksgiving...the lady who bred them had kept him for herself, but circumstances left her unable to give him the attention he needed and she knew I doted on my animals and wanted him to be with his brother and sister so she offered him to me he is my cuddlebug! such an angel!
Buzzbee
New member
Well let's see - there's Mercy the tripod kitty:
and I have just recently been asked to look after (for the forseeable future) Gimlet, the Fire bellied toad (no pics yet). He's blind in one eye, getting on in age and useless at catching his food.
Hopefully 3 pets is all it'll be for now
and I have just recently been asked to look after (for the forseeable future) Gimlet, the Fire bellied toad (no pics yet). He's blind in one eye, getting on in age and useless at catching his food.
Hopefully 3 pets is all it'll be for now
Floof
New member
Might as well share the torts real quick. Neither have real names yet...
Here's the Leopard tortoise. He was a rescue a couple years ago. Munching on a geranium this evening...
And the Russian tortoise, aptly nicknamed "Tripod." He was a rescue this spring. Missing his rear left foot, but gets along very well. He's come a long way from the sad little soft shelled peanut he was in May.
Here's the Leopard tortoise. He was a rescue a couple years ago. Munching on a geranium this evening...
And the Russian tortoise, aptly nicknamed "Tripod." He was a rescue this spring. Missing his rear left foot, but gets along very well. He's come a long way from the sad little soft shelled peanut he was in May.
Justine66
Cuddling with Colubrids<3
creasteds are my passion!
that's exactly why I want one. that and their personalities look soo funny!
lol I have always wanted a Chinese crested, just waiting to get my own place.
first.
LittleFrog
New member
I have a 7 year old Pug, named Kuma.
And three Axolotls, one male and two females, named Kraken, Hydra and Drakon. I don't have any good photos of them, sadly. Need to get on that, but they're a lot harder to photograph than my dog, or even my snake!
And three Axolotls, one male and two females, named Kraken, Hydra and Drakon. I don't have any good photos of them, sadly. Need to get on that, but they're a lot harder to photograph than my dog, or even my snake!
RavenSpirit360
Mitakuye Oyasin
I have, other than CornSnakes
2 cats
1 albino desert king snake
1 ground snake (Sonora semiannulata)
1.1 knoblochi
1 jaguar carpet python
1 granite carpet python
2 giant desert hairy scorpions
2 cats
1 albino desert king snake
1 ground snake (Sonora semiannulata)
1.1 knoblochi
1 jaguar carpet python
1 granite carpet python
2 giant desert hairy scorpions
Walter Smith
CRAZY BOUT' CORNS !!
Nanci
Alien Lover
He's cute! I can't see the pug, though. I used to show pugs a million years ago.
Both my dogs are rescues. Bella is living on borrowed time- she had a leg amputated
just over a year ago, for bone cancer, and I had hoped that after a year she was in the clear,
but the cancer returned, this time growing a tumor on her scapula on the amputated side.
The vet gave her a month or two, back around the end of October/beginning of November.
But she's doing really well and still plays enthusiastically with her "sister," Ella.
So we're just taking it one day at a time.
Both my dogs are rescues. Bella is living on borrowed time- she had a leg amputated
just over a year ago, for bone cancer, and I had hoped that after a year she was in the clear,
but the cancer returned, this time growing a tumor on her scapula on the amputated side.
The vet gave her a month or two, back around the end of October/beginning of November.
But she's doing really well and still plays enthusiastically with her "sister," Ella.
So we're just taking it one day at a time.
insomniac101
Occupant
Nanci, so sorry to hear this. I was hoping the amputation would be the end of it.
Here's a few of my non-corn snakes.
A few chondros:
Sky - 15-year-old female
Lemontree - 2-year-old unsexed
Happy Jack - 15-year-old male
Lash - 12-year-old jungle carpet python male
Some fresh shed Bairdi metallic goodness:
Penelope - 8-year-old female Hog Island
Sundae - 2012 female pied BP
Kathy