Pet Store Supports Puppy Mills

[Der_Iron_Chef]

Originally Posted by kari

Cats are inferior to dogs.
Cats dig in their litter box and then walk on your food preparation surfaces.

Them's are definitely fighting words. And I DO hope you're not serious!

[EmilyB]

What a gorgeous day, even in Calgary.

For those of you telling your stories, cudos. I certainly am not without sin. I have a few cats waiting up there for me for sure....

Thirty years ago, things were so different. I lived on a farm too at one time. I did unspeakable things, things that haunt me to this day, but things I had no clue were wrong.

Backyard breeder, hell yah, I let a dog with hip dysplasia breed a dog that wandered into our yard.

So, I was really stupid. Welcome to Southern Alberta, and it doesn't sound like much has changed down there.

The point is, as we become more educated, we just know some choices are better than others. Simply put, we know more now. And THANK DOG for that...

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by EmilyB

And THANK DOG for that...

Amen....

[pandafishowner]

Originally Posted by EmilyB

The point is, as we become more educated, we just know some choices are better than others. Simply put, we know more now. And THANK DOG for that...

Ask not what your dog can do for you... but what you can do for your dog ... hahaha okay, that was lame of me, but whatever.

I think all pet owners make mistakes, as do ALL breeders. But the difference is between the ones that learn from their mistakes and the ones that keep making those mistakes...


BTW: I'll take my lazy butt sink-lovin fat "inferior" kitty over a "superior" dog any day My cats don't jump up on the counters, they don't jump onto the stove, though my lazy cat did like sleeping on top of my cupboards at one time... Heck, my cats even knows what it means when I tell them to "get over here" and they're just like dogs with their tails between their legs and those pitiful eyes staring at me.

[Der_Iron_Chef]

Originally Posted by kari

Cats are inferior to dogs.
Cats dig in their litter box and then walk on your food preparation surfaces.

I digress...


But seriously, can't wall just get along?

[Delphinus]

LOL! Is that the "prerinse cycle" ?

[EmilyB]

tencats, can you let me, and the rest of us know, if Popcorn is adopted, moved, or whatever ? If she goes back to you, I would especially want to know. We pretty much limp around here these days anyway....

[EmilyB]

The thread was never about cats. So get your own thread, ummkaaayyyy...

Originally Posted by Der_Iron_Chef

I digress...


But seriously, can't wall just get along?

this pic reminds me of Zeus, my 200lb Blue Great Dane. He was a surrogate mother to a litter of 3 dwarfed kittens, they licked little bald patches all over his chest trying to nurse on him, he would just wince once in awhile in pain from the rawness, but let them do whatever they wanted, except for wander, if they left the dog/cat bed, he would go and pick them up in his mouth(a nose poking out one side of his jowls,a head out the other)and deposit them back in his bed.Yes my giant manly dog is a bit of a softie...

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