Pets of Datalounge

Dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, and fish.

R1 oh my! Do you have a lot of room? I had pet rabbits once and they chewed absolutely everything. Are yours indoors?

Lhasa Apso

Two dachshunds.

Two kittens.

a squirrel

Alpaca

Lhasa Apsho

dachshundsh

shquirrel

Are they rescue pets?

My squirrel just visits.

dog, cat, 2 rabbits, 2 goldfish, tortoise, 2 hens & 2 goats, had 2 cats but socks disappeared.sadly

R2, I have plenty of room.

I gated off part of the basement for the rabbits. There’s nothing much for them to chew. No cords, especially.

They are very sweet and love to be petted. A little bite of banana is their favorite treat.

(12) do they like being lifted, my two hate it

Sorry, I thought this was finally a thread where I could make my voice heard. Fuck you, OP!

[quote]Among the safety concerns at the two general aviation airports, Reid-Hillview and San Martin, are wildlife, specifically ground squirrels, “potentially impacting the airfield pavement, signage and lighting,” according to the notice.

Are we allowed to list certain creatures as our collective pets?

Spiders,OP?

R13, they are prey animals, so they don’t like to be held or restrained. Instead, I just sit on the floor and they come to me to be petted. They especially like their ears to be stroked and their noses and cheeks to be rubbed.

Rabbits are rather complex animals, both in terms of their psychology and their care. Definitely more work than my cats. But I love them.

R16 yes, some people have pet tarantulas, wolf spiders, or pet mantids.