Can you tell me about the variety of animal friends you share your life with?

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Amy Pike · Answer

Can you tell me about the variety of animal? You share your life with? Do you have 20 minutes? Just kidding. I do have a menagerie though. I have a giant schnauzer who is five years old named Ike Pike. And I have a three-year-old miniature schnauzer Named Scooby a one-year-old Airedale Terrier named Ginny a about seven or eight year old kitty. Cat named Dhabi a 98 9 month. Old Indian ring-necked. Parakeets Named Pavlov and a one-year-old Hedgehog named prickles at the clinic, we also have to Clinic kitties. The first one's name is Fibonacci, otherwise known as nacho and the other one is named as e. So we share our lives with quite a few pets. And I also have two of the 2 legged. Kind to my kids. So hopefully you sure your lives with a lot of pets too.

Chris Pachel · Answer

This is my dog Cornelius. Spelled cor any Liu zhi because who doesn't need a bit of flair in their life. He is currently about nine and a half years old. He's mostly Bull Terrier with a bit of rat, terrier or Basenji thrown in there for good measure. Depending on whether you believe the story. He came with or the genetic testing that we did. He landed in my household at about four and a half months, old after being surrendered to one of the local Humane Societies here in Portland, truthfully for euthanasia due to some resource guarding and reactivity problems. We later found out that he also had Pica, which was eating of non-food items. So he definitely needed some interventions early on We've had a great opportunity to learn from one another over these last nine years and I'm super grateful that we said yes, all those years ago when he joined our household that's Cornelius.

Abigail Witthauer (She/Her) · Answer

Hi Abigail would have our certified canine Behavior consultant and service dog trainer here. So I thought I'd show you some pictures to introduce you. To my animal friends that I share my life. With this is my service dog McAllen. He's a Golden Retriever and he spends time with me at home at the office and around the public, just pretty much wherever I go. He goes, this is my chihuahua fig, she's an old lady and she doesn't have any teeth. So her tongue sticks out all the time. I love her so much but she's pretty crotchety. So, Not everybody gets her but to me, she's perfection. This is my favorite in Argyll. I have two other ferrets but in our goal is my favorite. I love the others butts, there's just something incredibly special about this little girl, she's an older lady spot, seven and a half years old. She has lymphoma but she's doing great and I love my life with her. This is my miniature horse bourbon. Yes, he is in my bedroom in this picture, he's just the cutest. He's in training to do lots of different things but mostly he just makes me Really happy and gives me my horsey fix. So I love spending time with baby. This is my Giuliana Pig sammich. His full name is ham sammich. Lunchbox the third to our knowledge. There was no ham sandwich lunchbox, the first or the second, but we just felt like the third suited him. So that's how he got his name. He's wicked smart, he's always into trouble. If you have questions about miniature pig ownership, I would be happy to answer them but my first and foremost recommendation is you probably shouldn't have one. There are a lot of work but I do love him so much and he always is is good for a laugh. Here are my two Nigerian dwarf, goats bath and pan, there tons of fun, lots of activity, and just absolute clowns. They spend time with sandwich and BB and this is them in their Little Goat pen. I also have all the service dogs, in training, but I'm running out of time.

Beth Berkobien · Answer

Can you tell me about the variety of animal friends? You share your life with Beth burakov, Ian separation, anxiety, expert, and behavior consultant with rehab your rescue. I'm going to do one better. I'm gonna introduce you to them. This is the OG teeny tiny. This is Professor would repeat zoom in flop. PhD from the University of Berkeley. We've had him about eight years and he is 10 years old. He is a Chihuahua mix of some sort. This is Hazel. She is an eight-year-old. Cairn terrier mix that we got from a rescue organization here in Texas professors also rescue. These are my Setters of. This is Fiona she's a blue Belton Llewellyn English Setter That We rescued in August. She was heartworm, positive and has severe hip dysplasia and pretty severe, separation anxiety. This is my liver Belton English Setter. He's a Llewellyn as well that we purchased from a breeder. Has some pretty good confinement, anxiety, and isolation distress. So I have two dogs to separation anxiety, dogs that I share my life with and this is the tiniest. One of the bunch. This is Lucy. She is a three-year-old Texas, Terrier of some sort. We do have DNA testing for her as well. She was feral when we got her and she has some pretty serious stranger danger, which is getting much better, but we got her in the beginning of the pandemic, then of Course, the most important animal of all the dog, dad my husband that shares my life and my business with me and supports me in everything I do. He is the seat ee. Oh, Chief everything else officer of my company and so those are my pups. Those are who I share my life with. They all have some sort of Behavioral Challenge. And helps me be a better Behavior consultant for you.

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