Wanna know what happened with the "cage"?
May. 4th, 2006 11:05 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kisthaGo here
Personal favorite "He'll be fine he's been a doll here, no problems with the confinement at all" and "He's so wonderful, PU's never purr."
(The first confinement crate was sized for the Dobe - towel, food bowl, water bowl, litter box & one pissed off cat)
Time to first "confinement crate" destruction and removal of hard e-collar = under 15 minutes.
I am so tired. I can't believe![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
dthon's making it to work, even at this late hour. I'm so bleary eyed and sore I don't know how I'm going to get Ankhet to her ultrasound.
Pets can be pains in the ass but I love the little buggers dearly. And asdthon mentioned, pictures will have to happen.
....and if I ever harbored feelings of inadequacy of a pet owner, I don't think it's possible to continue at this point...
Personal favorite "He'll be fine he's been a doll here, no problems with the confinement at all" and "He's so wonderful, PU's never purr."
(The first confinement crate was sized for the Dobe - towel, food bowl, water bowl, litter box & one pissed off cat)
Time to first "confinement crate" destruction and removal of hard e-collar = under 15 minutes.
I am so tired. I can't believe
dthon's making it to work, even at this late hour. I'm so bleary eyed and sore I don't know how I'm going to get Ankhet to her ultrasound.Pets can be pains in the ass but I love the little buggers dearly. And as
dthon mentioned, pictures will have to happen.....and if I ever harbored feelings of inadequacy of a pet owner, I don't think it's possible to continue at this point...
