Great looking pets. Love pic 2 - looks like the dog is sticking its tongue out at you for taking a photo.
Everyone has great pets!!!
Had to post "ours"...which really belong to our son. I think he should get an award for strangest pets.
He has had: His first odd pet was a mama weasel and her babies he captured. It did not live too long in captivity which was good - since pets that require covering ones hands with leather and chainmail before handling, are probably not ideal companions. (never got any pics of it).
Another was a pet pigeon, Pidge, that would land on him (and everyone else if you did not wave it away). I even let him raise it in a cage in his room while it was a baby.
Most recent is his pet, "Gophie". He found Gophie when picking rock on our farm last summer (a streaky gopher/13 stripe ground squirrel). Gophie"s mom had drug it out of the nest and he was laying on the ground and cold. He was so little that his eyes were not even open yet. Son fed him kitten milk replacer and he survived AND THRIVED as evidenced by the photos. He is one rotund gopher. Gophie lives in the haymow of the "barn-birdhouse" our son designed and built. (Son has some doves and finches that live in the lower part of the barn). Gophie is semi-hibernated this winter... but wakes up sometimes to eat. LOL.
Last pic is the barn-birdhouse during the building process.
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