Anyone here have pets? Especially anything interesting?

I'm not really a dog person. I've had cats in the past and was really into fish and aquariums. Sadly, I don't have any critters right now but wouldn't mind having a snake.

Five, actually. I have four dogs (a Colee, a stray, a female stray and a Maltés) and a cat.

I have also had a canary, a couple of turtles, a ton of fish and mice.

I have a cat.

My family and I always had cats. We had a few dogs in the past, but we were mostly cat people.

Whatever I catch.

I'm faster than a lot of birds.  I've got a cage for squirrels, but they go nuts when they get inside the house.  Bats fly right to me, though.  I used a box trap for the lizard.

We have several cats living outdoors. Most of them came from a pregnant stray that decided to have two litters at our place before disappearing. Also, we have one dog, a rabbit (that my wife won at the fair last year), and three hermit crabs (also won at the fair).

In the past, I have owned hamsters, fish, and chinchillas.

Ajimbo wrote :

Whatever I catch.

I'm faster than a lot of birds.  I've got a cage for squirrels, but they go nuts when they get inside the house.  Bats fly right to me, though.  I used a box trap for the lizard.


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Are you keeping them or just catch and release? And I assume you named your lizard after the infamous sighting at Canip Creek.

EDIT: I think your bird is named Milton. My bad

I guess I have no pets, but I live with my girlfriend and she has two cats, two turtles, and a tank full of goldfish. That's way too much responsibility for me. 

They keep eating the raspberries and blueberries I try to grow.  I have to catch them, drive them a few counties away, then release them.  It happens every few days, so I can't keep them all in my house for more than a week.

massreality wrote :

I guess I have no pets, but I live with my girlfriend...
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'Nuff said.

Man's Best Friend

echidna64 wrote :

Man's Best Friend

My hiking, jogging, chill and watch Netflix buddy!

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I'm betting that tree there soon took a bath in doggy dribble.