Show off your non fishie pets

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My child :D
 
My boy Kane. An Alaskan Malamute rescue that I adopted last year.
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Kane with Sheldon, our Tortoise rescue.
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I have a husky and always wondered. How are Malamutes when it comes to slobbering. Are they like most other dogs or are they more like Huskies which is hardly ever a thing.
 
My Dobi and Boston (and youngest daughter :))............
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My Purple Tegu........have to wear gloves due to his insanely sharp nails lol.

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Also have a Bearded Dragon but no pics.
 
I have a husky and always wondered. How are Malamutes when it comes to slobbering. Are they like most other dogs or are they more like Huskies which is hardly ever a thing.
Like other dogs, but not that bad. He drools when we're eating, he watches every bite we take.

"Is that steak you're eating....mmmmm!
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