Hehe, they do look like very prissy little dogs... the powderpuff variety is worse. They are the same breed but are covered in hair like a 'normal' dog :D
You can't breed 2 hairless ones together unless they both have at least one powderpuff parent or else the puppies will be still born, or even worse, deformed.
They also do not have teeth like a regular dog... they have tusks (yep... tusks)
They are a very interesting breed.
I LOVE Fennec foxes, if I could own any wild animal, it would be one of those!
Dahlia - The last pictures I posted is a full grown dog... they get around the same height as a small Miniature Poodle (about 13 inches)
I've never found a pet store that would, they simply get too many as is from legit breeders.
If I could spay or neuter a bird I would. I started with 2 finches and within a year had over 20. No one would take them.
I finally got them all a new home, paradise actually, they live in a green house that's open to the public. The pavilion they're in is the Hawaii themed one. It's tropical, it has a waterfall and it has tons of finches in it already.
I love finches, they are beautiful little birds, but the constant breeding is just too much. I started with one cage, great for 2 - 6 finches. Without 2 months I had to buy a bigger cage. Another few months and another bigger cage, the biggest I could find. Then I started separating them using all three cages.
The picture you posted of the cage you'd want, that would be too small within two years.
Finches have to have a partner, they cannot be kept alone. If you are going to get them, do yourself a favor, get all males. Don't get females as they will lay eggs even if they're not fertilized. I lost a few finches because they laid too many eggs and their uterus popped out. There's not much you can do once that happens.
This morning Cyrus and I worked on standing nice and still for shows..
We didn't do so well, this is the best picture I got all morning and it's still no good, it looks like he has straight stifles when he doesn't... Grrr!
This morning Cyrus and I worked on standing nice and still for shows..
We didn't do so well, this is the best picture I got all morning and it's still no good, it looks like he has straight stifles when he doesn't... Grrr!
This morning Cyrus and I worked on standing nice and still for shows..
We didn't do so well, this is the best picture I got all morning and it's still no good, it looks like he has straight stifles when he doesn't... Grrr!
Nice stack for a first workout. Would a show lead help with the stifles? He looks a little stiff.
Cat wants to know how the poodles are handling him?
I have been doing research online and I noticed in NY, that if a tenant has a pet for longer than 3 months and the landlord is aware of it and the landlord does not enforce the "no pets" terms of the lease than the tenant can keep the pet for the length of their tenancy. In the state of California...
If my partner and I take the next big step of living together, we would be bringing together two sets of pets (still an if at this stage, although we've both wondered how we would deal with all the pets if we did).
He lives on a 5 acre property with a big, gorgeous, cat friendly Rottweiller...
Ok since so many of us talk about our pets, and a few of us have posted pictures of them under the members pictures forum, I wanted to start a new one for Just the pets... Show them all off! Here are some of mine to start it off.:D
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