laetitia85
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You know me, just curious!
Love them?
Hate them?
Please vote!
Love them?
Hate them?
Please vote!
Red_Fairy said:as a child i owned dogs (2), rabbits (30 overall), fish (zillions), hamsters (about 5), birds (4) and even ducks! lol (on a rough council esstate lol)
helsekia said:I picked the first one.i was brought up with animals,we always had loads.rabbits,cats,tortoises,dogs,parrots,budgies,mice,gerbils,snakes,hamsters,fish the list goes on.at the minute we have 2 dogs,a rabbit,2 gerbils,2 fish.in the past ive worked in a vets and helped manage a boarding/breeding kennels.my kids are brought up with animals and to respect them,kiaras mad about them especially dogs we even took her to crufts a couple of years back and she loved it
LisaJ1986 said:helsekia said:I picked the first one.i was brought up with animals,we always had loads.rabbits,cats,tortoises,dogs,parrots,budgies,mice,gerbils,snakes,hamsters,fish the list goes on.at the minute we have 2 dogs,a rabbit,2 gerbils,2 fish.in the past ive worked in a vets and helped manage a boarding/breeding kennels.my kids are brought up with animals and to respect them,kiaras mad about them especially dogs we even took her to crufts a couple of years back and she loved it
You sound just like me. Except instead of tortoises, gerbils and snakes, we've had guinea pigs, bearded dragons and sand skinks.
At the moment we have 2 dogs, 2 cats and 3 kittens. But the 2 cats need re-homing pretty desperately, my mum's dog is going to my dad's and the kittens are getting re-homed anyway. That just leaves me with the one dog to deal with. If i do get repossessed she'll have to go too as i cannot take her to a hostel with me.
I have never, ever not had a dog!
mrs_tommo22 said:Should have said in previous post i voted for first.
I have two dogs and two cats and a mini hamster. Like Beanie i think its important for children to grow up around animals.
I buy free range eggs from up the road - taste amazing and massive! Though cant afford free range and organic meat wish i could as i do feel a pang of guilt when i have to buy tescos or asda cheap chickens knowing there battery ones.
beanie said:mrs_tommo22 said:Should have said in previous post i voted for first.
I have two dogs and two cats and a mini hamster. Like Beanie i think its important for children to grow up around animals.
I buy free range eggs from up the road - taste amazing and massive! Though cant afford free range and organic meat wish i could as i do feel a pang of guilt when i have to buy tescos or asda cheap chickens knowing there battery ones.
we cut down on our chicken eating massively so we could just have free range. Also if you buy just the legs and thigh portions they are loads cheaper, even if free range. I will buy a large FRer for £7 - which is alot but I can easily get 3 meals out of it, roast chicken, then a curry, then a risotto.