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Unagi posted:That rabbit looks like a baby common wild hare. With a god-damned attitude to boot.
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# ¿ Apr 25, 2024 17:08 |
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cramps posted:I'm due to give birth to my daughter in September, and I have a very active orange shorthair. I keep on hearing those wives' tales about crazy cats and how much they hate infants, and I'm confident that most of them are bullshit. I can only speak from my experience but my 4 year old cat did fine when we had our son 3 months ago. He was a bit curious at first but overall he left him alone. The being said he has recently slowed his eating and cleaning himself and the vet says he's stressed because he's had a ton of huge cat life events in the last year. (New puppy, losing his brother, new baby, etc.) I think that if you give him the playtime he should be fine, just be careful to keep him out of the crib! He may want to cuddle just a little to closely to your new little one! PS- Congrats and best of luck with the delivery!
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# ¿ Jul 24, 2008 14:29 |
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Greetings PI! My family and I just purchased a new home and it is in a neighborhood without fences. As we have a shepherd/lab mix, we are posed with a bit of a problem. The previous owners have an Invisible Fence brand fence installed, but are taking everything but the buried wire. I am not thrilled with what I have read about the brand (expensive non-rechargeable batteries, etc) and am looking at other brands. My first question would be what the wisdom of PI thinks for which brand is best and why. Secondly, are any of these brands compatible with the existing wire or will I have to bury new stuff? I'll approach the training in the dog training thread once I figure out what I need to buy! I know it's a lot more than just putting the collar on and hoping she gets the hint! On a final note, there are dogs on either side of us. (with invisible fences also I believe) and am curious to see how the dogs react without a physical barrier in between them! Thanks PI, look forward to your input.
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