Many folks who have pets are likely to talk to them at times.
Does anyone else have a cat or dog that gives them a "that ain't gonna happen" look?
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George doesn't seem to favor the camera like our former cat Skittles did.
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Many folks who have pets are likely to talk to them at times.
Does anyone else have a cat or dog that gives them a "that ain't gonna happen" look?
George 'say what?'.jpg
George doesn't seem to favor the camera like our former cat Skittles did.
jtk
"A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty."
- Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965)
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Some of my cats are like that most of the time! (One, all the time.) The dogs, never.
The llamas are experts, though - unless I'm carrying food.
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No dogs or cats here...we have birds. But yes..."that look" is a frequent thing.
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We had a blue-eyed chocolate Himalayan. He was a rescue so we didn't know his history but point a camera at him and he'd take off for parts unknown. We got this pic because he didn't know that a phone could also take pictures. Here he is 'helping' his Mom wrap Christmas presents. He was very much Mom's boy, he'd tolerate me reluctantly.
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What a great shot! That bird looks like a dinosaur, big enough to "try" to run from.Originally Posted by Jim Becker
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From many years ago...
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ELEVEN - rotary cutter tool machines
FOUR - CO2 lasers
THREE- make that FOUR now
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Um...birds "are" dinosaurs...direct relatives.What a great shot! That bird looks like a dinosaur, big enough to "try" to run from.
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We have a dogs - they don't care about camera. They are "twins"
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20180305_170446.jpgIMAG0355.jpg20140810_132412.jpg Henry, pip and sam, tesla the cat. Henry is 112 lbs pyer mix. pip and sam are cattle dog mixes. we also have 5 chickens.
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Seems like we all have our own version of a shop “Snooperviser”
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Seriously?
Brett
Peters Creek, Alaska
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Yes, of course, but Tosca LOOKs like one! At least, what I imagine one might look like.Um...birds "are" dinosaurs...direct relatives.
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If you're on FB...you could be getting nearly a daily dose of Tosca who is "world famous".
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Jim, really nice looking bird. Do you just let him fly around the house. Currently we have a beagle and a chocolate lab. Both are getting up there in age.
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Tosca does not fly unless truly startled by something, such as a hawk cruising by the window. Sammie, our cockatiel "likes" to fly, but we limit that via clipping and "harsh words" for safety reasons. Birds are a long term commitment compared to most "fury" pets outside of large animals like horses. Tosca, for example, is 23 years old and will likely live through at least the 20s into the 40s, but I know of several Senegal parrots who are in their early 50s. Larger parrots can live to 80. So imagine having a toddler for that long...birds have the emotional needs and communication skills of a 3-4 year old human toddler.
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