I'll bet their phone lines were ringing off the hook!
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Excellent! I have adopted this cat and loaned him to Mr. Wolf for assignment.
Unsportsmanlike driving of an NSX may result in finding Pinky in your passenger seat.
Unsportsmanlike driving of an NSX may result in finding Pinky in your passenger seat.
Just a small glimpse into my life almost every day.
BTW, a big towel would have quickly ended that problem
BTW, a big towel would have quickly ended that problem
ncdogdoc said:Just a small glimpse into my life almost every day.
BTW, a big towel would have quickly ended that problem
So would a shovel. j/k
ncdogdoc,
You mean your day as a "vetinary" isn't anything like James Herriot's?
I'm glad my cat isn't like the one in the vid..
You mean your day as a "vetinary" isn't anything like James Herriot's?
I'm glad my cat isn't like the one in the vid..
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reminds me of...
hmmm, Pinky reminds me of my lil' nephew who's 2 1/2...
On a tangent, did you guys know that Cheetah's can be domesticated as they don't have the same innate desire or instinct for self-preservation often displayed by other big cats (tigers, lions, etc)... meaning they will never attack their caretaker/master.
hmmm, Pinky reminds me of my lil' nephew who's 2 1/2...
On a tangent, did you guys know that Cheetah's can be domesticated as they don't have the same innate desire or instinct for self-preservation often displayed by other big cats (tigers, lions, etc)... meaning they will never attack their caretaker/master.
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I wouldn't say that a Cheetah can be domesticated so that it will NEVER attack its master. I don't know of any animal that you could make that statement with a certainty . The most loyal dog or cat will attack if it is sufficiently threatend.
Osiris_x11 said:hmmm, Pinky reminds me of my lil' nephew who's 2 1/2...
On a tangent, did you guys know that Cheetah's can be domesticated as they don't have the same innate desire or instinct for self-preservation often displayed by other big cats (tigers, lions, etc)... meaning they will never attack their caretaker/master.
I wouldn't say that a Cheetah can be domesticated so that it will NEVER attack its master. I don't know of any animal that you could make that statement with a certainty . The most loyal dog or cat will attack if it is sufficiently threatend.
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Let's test this theory.. anyone got a cheetah? 
Carguy! said:
Let's test this theory.. anyone got a cheetah?
That was a GREAT LAUGH!
Thanks for the post.
Thanks for the post.
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Sure, just try and get near Brown dog when he is eating. He is like a totally different dog when someone gets near his food. Strange that it is just people and not other animals. He is fine sharing his bowl with another dog but if a person gets near him he gets pretty pissed off.
Carguy! said:
Sure, just try and get near Brown dog when he is eating. He is like a totally different dog when someone gets near his food. Strange that it is just people and not other animals. He is fine sharing his bowl with another dog but if a person gets near him he gets pretty pissed off.
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