That's not my bed.

This is one of our four dogs.

His name is Davis, and he's eight. He's my baby.

This is my Sugar Glider, Pix.

Eeee! So cute!

Fat-alert:

You need to play less Lustie and take your dog out on more walks.

-3 pounds from average healthy fathound weight. Suck it!

Are sugar gliders as awesome to own as they look?

He's got the most awesome ears!

I'm assuming you're talking about Desi's dog. I re-looked at the picture after reading this... and holy cow, those are some big'uns!

The one in the back looks pretty cute there.

Broooooooo!

Heee. Yes! It depends on how much time you get to spend with them, really. They're really co-dependant on their owners. They don't adapt to change well, so you have to be extremely careful. You can't leave a sugar glider alone for too long ( being a couple days ) or they could honestly die of depression.

They're really fun to have around! You can hold them as much as you like. They like being held.

My dog Toph had some puppies, and I just wanted to let people see some of the pictures. They were born on November 11th, 2009:


Two days old:


Seven-days old:


Twenty-two days old:

Zomg. <3

Here are two of the puppies at 8 weeks old:

Appa


Jamie


Appa and Jamie

My cat. A Queen in her own right.

The Queen and one of her two servants.

"Why do I has to be the snowplow?"

Ohh, pets Here are my best friends!

My cat, Jeff. He is mentally retarded (literally). My special needs kitty!


My other cat, Big Cat. She actually isn't big, she was just bigger than Jeff when we got him, because he was a kitten and she wasn't.


This was my bird...well, his name was Bird. Or The Bird. I know, creative with names, aren't I. He passed away a few months ago.

I'm not sure where to post this picture, for Quois's entertainment. This is from not last autumn but the autumn before; we didn't take our birdfeeders in on the appointed date, we were too busy, and this adolescent bear took us up on the lapse. We had to chase him off the porch.


And just to be sure I'm living up to the topic of the thread, here's Socks. We got her from a rescue agency last summer. She's a black Lab from Mississippi, so this is her first year with snow, and she loves it. (We kept her fairly prosaic name because she was too old to change names on her.)