Wow Lacie looks totally different than my Havanese. I would never have guessed. My guy is a real outdoors type of Havanese. Loves to run, chew (he actually chewed the baseboards in my kitchen) and basically do anything that involves mischief...he's quite the acrobat actually.

She's the opposite. Doesn't play much and can be a bit of a grumpy old lady when Ollie is around. She's submissive as well, with some bladder control issues.

Well, she's not a dog, but this is what makes me outnumbered 2-1 in the house by females. Raph, my 17 year old red-earred slider.

Bren R.

What kind of dog is that? Its not its a tortoise.WHAT! Is that a cat in the hat?No thats a turtle in a shell.

said Borat.

<Borat>Be careful, he bite!</Borat>

I just saw the movie for the first time last night. It was painfully funny.

I liked it as well, but I was disappointed that the trailers and ads gave away so many of the jokes. The deleted scenes were as good or better than the movie because of their freshness ...

Bren, cool turtle, love the coloring!

Here is our pug Quenton. He is the most hyper dog I have ever seen, he loves the camera too.

Our Akita Kashi

And almost Kashis Scooby snack, my wifes baby Pom-Chi mix Leah

A guy walks into a bar with a little yellow long-nosed, short-legged dog under his arm.

"That's one ugly dog", says another guy, while petting his Doberman.

"Heh",says the yellow dog guy, "but he's a mean little devil."

"That so?", says the doberman owner, "I'll bet $20 my Doberman will whip your dog in less than two minutes!"

The guy agrees and they put their dogs face to face. Each gives the command to attack. In the twinkling of an eye the little yellow dog bites the Doberman in half. The Doberman's owner is crying and cussing, and screams "What kind of dog is this?"

"Well" says the guy, "before I cut off his tail and painted him yellow he was an alligator."

I've yet to see Borat... but Raph's looking a bit worn out in that pic... it's egg-laying season... poor girl's been through a lot. Fortunately, we've only witnessed her actually laying once... but it's reminiscent of a C-5 Galaxy being loaded through the nose.

Bren R.

Homedad, that's a very big picture for a little dog.

Lol, I didn't realize the picture was so big until after I posted it.

Hey, that's a cool term. If I don't overuse it, I'll be surprised.

The name Kashi fits this face perfectly.

Well, here are a few pics of Molly (who has been looking at you from my avatar). She is a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a major love bug.

You look odd with painted toenails, Ray!

Bren R.

Yeah, but I can get past that because it makes me feel pretty.

You GO Ray!
Whatever makes you feel "pretty" is ok by me.

I think this has been discussed before but she looks like a monster in your avatar. you would never think she was so small. lol

How's this Jake? The previous avatar showed her as the hairy terrorist she ACTUALLY is. Now she looks like the Princess she THINKS she is.

lol i didn't have a problem with the original but it just did not seem like the same dog.
Jake

Seems as if we've dog posted out.
So here is one for the birds.



Bijou....



Left face



And showing some leg.

Gawjus, Brady!

Bijou is a Budgerigar Parakeet.
Besides that he is a published prop.
One of the studios I work at often had bought him for a prop to appear in a Brookstone catalog. When the photo shoot was over they thought they could just let him go and he would be fine.
He wouldnt have lasted the night in the wild in the dead of winter.
Soooo..... I decided to take him home.
I had another Parakeet when I was young so I already knew a bit about them.
They make GREAT pets if given a little attention.
Bijou (for the most part) flys the house as he pleases but usually sticks close to his cage. He LOVES music. His favorite artists are Elvis and Johnny Cash.
Really!
I discovered that while watching "I Walk The Line".
Every time Johnny or Elvis would sing, Bijou would go crazy bobbing his head and flying around me from shoulder to shoulder.
He'll get in his cage when I tell him and ring his bells on command.
He also loves taking a bath under the kitchen faucet standing on the sink divide with a small stream of water flowing on him.
Great pet!

Is he trained to only use his cage to relieve himself? I hope so if you let him fly around the house. If he is, I didn't know you could train birds to do that.

I didnt train him to just use his cage, but that seems to be where he enjoys reading the paper the most.
Every once in a while I have to clean up a little bird doo elsewhere.

Emily, Tillie and Alex

Tom thanks God for their mother's genetics regularly, I'm sure.