Show us your non-fishy pet friend’s!

Cmooreinor · May 26, 2020

Penny and Max... they live the life.

deahttub · May 26, 2020

My GSP Doofus (Hunter)

S2G · May 26, 2020

bibliophile said:
Yep!

Great dogs. I hope it goes well.

deahttub · May 26, 2020

bibliophile said:
Breed? Gut says pointer, but I don’t have much experience with them...

Looks like a German Shorthaired Pointer (GSP) to me...

DeniableArc · May 26, 2020

Johniejumbo said:
Carpets pythons are beautiful and rarely do I meet someone truly capable of caring for one. Good job! Pm more pics please. This is one my wife said no to.

I bought this python in 2004 as a hatchling about as thick as my pinkie and a foot long. She was a little snappy like all baby’s but after a few months of feeding and bonding she has never bitten me out of anger in 16 years. I do have to be really careful now as when she is hungry it will come out of the door very aggressively and if I don’t have food I use something big like a plastic bottle to touch her nose with then I can safely handle her once she knows food is not an option. She is roughly 13ft now and has a very large enclosure. The photo with white eyes is a week before shedding its an oil produced between old and new skin to help shed

bibliophile · May 26, 2020

deahttub said:
Looks like a German Shorthaired Pointer (GSP) to me...

Agree

bibliophile · May 26, 2020

S2G said:
Great dogs. I hope it goes well.

Me too. The other two are a 14.5yo blind/deaf ACD, and a 10.5yo lab mix. The Vizsla fits best with the Weim breed drive & temperament, so we’re giving it a go.

C. Eymann · May 26, 2020

I kind of consider my plants pets too

Johniejumbo · May 26, 2020

DeniableArc said:
I bought this python in 2004 as a hatchling about as thick as my pinkie and a foot long. She was a little snappy like all baby’s but after a few months of feeding and bonding she has never bitten me out of anger in 16 years. I do have to be really careful now as when she is hungry it will come out of the door very aggressively and if I don’t have food I use something big like a plastic bottle to touch her nose with then I can safely handle her once she knows food is not an option. She is roughly 13ft now and has a very large enclosure. The photo with white eyes is a week before shedding its an oil produced between old and new skin to help shed

I managed to get a rainbow boa through the door. Only because he needed a new home though. He’s a bit touchy. Hasn’t ever offered to bite but I handle with respect and avoid looking (and smelling) like a rat.