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My Chihuahua yin and yang, Daisy and Cocoa.
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Daisy likes to be on top of the comforter, but Cocoa crawls under it and then pokes his head out at the foot of the bed.
w_ADAM_d88
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Pup's gettin' big, just over 4 months. Puppy kindergarten graduation is this Saturday. Smart dog and picking up on commands rather quickly.
Grogmister
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And I through my dog’s ears were big. LOL
w_ADAM_d88
Master
He'll grow into his ears someday, right?
Here's a few from our zoo
Murphy is the newest member of the family. He's a big (18 hands) sweet, clumsy Percheron and I love hanging around with him.
This is Jester, our first horse and he's 100% my daughter's, he doesn't care for men much.
This is Franklin. I rescued him from our farm to be a barn cat. That lasted less than a year and he spends most of his time inside now lol. He's a big boy but sweet as can be.
This is Anna. She belonged to a friend of mine in KY who passed away and no one wanted her so I brought her home, also to be a barn cat. That also didn't last terribly long but she splits her time and is outside about 60% of the time. She's a killing machine and brings us mice and voles regularly.
Brought Remmy home from Animal Control about 5 years ago. She's wound tight and loves to play but has zero manners and doesn't much care what anyone says most of the time.
We brought Daphne home from the FACE clinic in Indy about 8 years ago. She was born deaf and sleeps 20 hours a day. Sweet as can be but pretty much worthless lol.
Lastly there's the boys, Pickles (white) and Waffles (tan). I had nothing to do with naming them. They're not good for much other than eating the stuff in the pasture the horses won't but they're entertaining to have around. Like a couple of 3 year old kids interested and excited about everything.
*28 chickens and two house cats not pictured.
Murphy is the newest member of the family. He's a big (18 hands) sweet, clumsy Percheron and I love hanging around with him.
This is Jester, our first horse and he's 100% my daughter's, he doesn't care for men much.
This is Franklin. I rescued him from our farm to be a barn cat. That lasted less than a year and he spends most of his time inside now lol. He's a big boy but sweet as can be.
This is Anna. She belonged to a friend of mine in KY who passed away and no one wanted her so I brought her home, also to be a barn cat. That also didn't last terribly long but she splits her time and is outside about 60% of the time. She's a killing machine and brings us mice and voles regularly.
Brought Remmy home from Animal Control about 5 years ago. She's wound tight and loves to play but has zero manners and doesn't much care what anyone says most of the time.
We brought Daphne home from the FACE clinic in Indy about 8 years ago. She was born deaf and sleeps 20 hours a day. Sweet as can be but pretty much worthless lol.
Lastly there's the boys, Pickles (white) and Waffles (tan). I had nothing to do with naming them. They're not good for much other than eating the stuff in the pasture the horses won't but they're entertaining to have around. Like a couple of 3 year old kids interested and excited about everything.
*28 chickens and two house cats not pictured.
johntheplinker
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Don't think I've posted these before.
Elsa cat being her usual goofy self
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Elsa cat being her usual goofy self
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