Maggie the Mini Dachshund February 19, 2007
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Maggie’s mom says: Maggie has been the light of our family for the last eight weeks — a great addition to Abby, our 12-year-old collie. Our ten-year-old son saw a couple of miniature dachshunds last Halloween and, falling in love with them, wanted to know everything he could about the breed. We decided to pursue this and by Christmas we were totally hooked. That’s when sweet Maggie came home. She has been snuggly, smart, and playful. In addition, she has been easy to train and very intelligent. She loves chewing and fetching her toys and has been very happy playing in the snow. Our children (and friends) have been very engaged with her and have been having fun entertaining her. Bottom line — she is a joy!
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I’ll take the red ones February 19, 2007
Posted by in : Kittens , add a commentYo. At my crib, it’s the finest Sateen™ monies ken BUY, Nephews.
No messin’ around, Baby.
Yeah, I try ‘em out first, what kitteh wouldn’t? These red ones—they’re stayin’—No backsies.
Thanks, Valerie F., and "Nuge" (yes, as in Ted Nugent 
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Here—hold this for a sec February 19, 2007
Posted by in : Kittens , add a commentHere—can you hold these? I gotta do something.
I’ll be right back.
PLEASE don’t miss the back legs, People, it’s the whole reason for the post. You lof eet! (Especially sender-inner Katie P.)
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I am as seeriouss as zee heart attacke. February 19, 2007
Posted by in : Pups , add a commentMes mecs, pull up your chaises and leesten to moi.
I have just returned from le tabac, [takes puff of unfiltered Gauloise] and have heard zat zee Champeeon cheep bocce ball tournemant—eet weel happen as scheduled at fourteen hundred hours today.
Zut alors, WE WILL WEEN THEES TIME! [rubs lucky bocce ball with paw]
Ready your boules, gentlemens!
Allison G., you’re killin’ us. Serious.
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Total control freak February 19, 2007
Posted by in : Pocket Pets , add a commentYeah, I’m sitting on the food stash, which is on top of another chinchilla, which is on top of another chinchilla.
I might be Type A, sure. What’s the big deal? I like to know where I stand, know what I mean? [talks quickly] I’m the KING of this cage, Man.
I. Rule.
Chinchilla stax ‘n’ stax brot to you by Barney S.
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Happy new piglet year! February 19, 2007
Posted by in : Farm Animals , add a commentHappy Chinese New Year, People. Today is the first day of the Lunar New Year festivities. Pigs everywhere are snortin’ (and celebratin’.) A quick Google search shows;
Piglet Years
are:
1923, 1935, 1947, 1959, 1971, 1983, 1995, 2007, 2019, 2031
Pig personality traits
are:
Intellectually curious, honest and tolerant, peeps born in the Year of the Pig are known for loyalty and their ability to make lifetime friends. (Please see child-licking-snout action below.)
As usual, we’re here for all your piglet imagery needs with a Lunar New Year compilation:
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Maximus the Welsh Corgi February 18, 2007
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Maximus’s mom says: Maximus is our little dog with a big name. Max, as we like to call him, loves to socialize with people, children, and other dogs. He is about ten weeks old now and rarely barks. Even when other dogs howl and bark, Max takes it all in stride. He does whine a lot but we often find his whining too cute! His temperament is very even keeled and laid back for the most part. This little furball has been a big bundle of joy for us. Both my fiance and I are engineers and typically spend a lot of time in front of a computer at work and, unfortunately, at home as well. But ever since Max came into our lives, we have spent much more of our free time playing with him outdoors in the backyard, walking him around the block, and training him. We feel so much healthier as a result. We can’t wait until his ears stand up because it will be oh so cute. Typically when this occurs, only one ear will stand up, then the other a short while later. When this happens, as fun and cute as this will be, we will be a tad sad that this part of his puppyhood will be over.
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I too, shall await your decision! February 18, 2007
Posted by in : Pocket Pets , add a commentPlease Suh, [English accent] may I join my red squirrel friend to scavenge the fallen bird seed? Please make your decision soon, for I have already lost one ear to the cold!
Jorden C. and Paul H.—way to step it UP
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May I please eat the fallen bird seed? February 18, 2007
Posted by in : Pocket Pets , add a commentPlease suh, [English accent] may I scavenge thuh seeds heah? I would be most grateful if you’d let me! [paws clasped, ears in respectful position]
Please consider it, I shall wait heah for your anssah!
Jorden C. and Paul H.—you’ve got a winner…
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Augustine the Yorkie/Bichon February 17, 2007
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Augustine’s mom says: Augustine just might be the best puppy. Everyone who meets her thinks so! She is a happy, playful, and well behaved girl who is always up for more than a little fun. Her favourite activities are playing with her toys, going for long walks, and wrestling with her puppy friends. Don’t let her cute looks fool you. She’s a fierce tomboy who can hold her own in a pack of boys! If you want to be on her good side, she is easily bribed with treats. Augustine thinks that people merely exist to fawn all over her, which doesn’t seem too far from the truth!
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