Would like to see some pictures of your pet's.

[sunbulls]

This is our English bulldog Oscar. He is a relative of my avatar Tubby that passed away several years ago.

 

[DRay]

This is Lola my Sheltie/Papillon mix. She is 8.

 

[TIN_CAN]

One of our cats named Snickers, gets into everything.

 

[G-Golly Wally]

He acts like he's guilty, because 90% of that pile in the floor is dog hair. Don't let anyone tell you XL bullies don't shed much, this happens 2 to 3 times a week. The two together in the house shed enough hair for 4 dog's!!

 

[Smokinone]

He acts like he's guilty, because 90% of that pile in the floor is dog hair. Don't let anyone tell you XL bullies don't shed much, this happens 2 to 3 times a week. The two together in the house shed enough hair for 4 dog's!!View attachment 68435

A small price to pay for the love and sense of well being they bring.

 

[sunbulls]

Our short haired bully sheds a lot too. Breeders trick: Disposable gloves help collect that hair. Dogs love a rub down and most of the hair will attach to the glove from the static it produces. Hairs along with the gloves are then tossed in the trash afterwards. A win win....Just another tool along with various brushes combs and periodic baths with special shampoos.

 

[AudioShockwav]

This is Tucker. That's his name because he is always all tuckered out.
I swear he sleeps more than Garfield.....
Unless it's 1am and he decides that he wants to knock stuff off the shelf, or hang on the closet door knob to open it and knock the vac over or some other sleep disrupting activity.
When it's raining outside he likes to watch bird vids on YouTube.

 

[GlocknSpiel]

 

[AudioShockwav]

Not my pets, but i have to share.
We have a chat group up here that the locals post in.
These fellas have been around the area the last two days.
Bear in the driveway and Mountain Lion in the yard.

73
Jeff

 

[dave457]

 

[dave457]

 

[dave457]

 

[G-Golly Wally]

I asked to be transferred from the North East to the south, so I've been working in Louisiana for about 7 months now, a lot closer to Oklahoma. Unfortunately I had to put Frog down. She was a German shepherd and got down in her hips to the point she could barely walk 10ft without have to sit down. I wasn't planning on a replacement since I still have 6 dogs but someone dumped a little dog at my rig in Louisiana. Me being tender hearted felt bad for her, she was dirty skinny and didn't trust people. It took me three nights to gain her trust, she's a sucker for peanut butter cheese crackers. Lol. After she let me pet her she decided I was her new person, following everywhere I went around the rig. If I had to lock equipment out or put a generator on line she was right behind me. So on the last night of work made room in my little Nissan truck and she made the 5 1/2 hr trip back to Oklahoma with me, i named her NOLA since she found me in Louisiana. This is Frog , she was a sweet girl. The next is NOLA on the way home with me and a few shots of her following me around the rig. Then chilling on my sidewalk and getting her first bath at home.

 

[BayouRadioAmplifier]

yeah, I get cats n dogs showing up at my house sometimes.
somebody told me that "pets find you, you don't find them"
So I have taken a few animals in over the years.
Or I find a home for them, since I live
on a roadway with traffic, and in the back yard is a bayou with
alligators and water moccasins, here in southern Louisiana.

so your new pet named "Nola" (NOLA)(New Orleans Louisiana)

where do you come to work down here? oil pumping stations?
I came back down here 18 years ago, due to all the good paying
jobs back then.

and here are two Brat Katz I saved from outside, sleeping on a chair
with the window A/C unit blowing on them.

 

[G-Golly Wally]

yeah, I get cats n dogs showing up at my house sometimes.
somebody told me that "pets find you, you don't find them"
So I have taken a few animals in over the years.
Or I find a home for them, since I live
on a roadway with traffic, and in the back yard is a bayou with
alligators and water moccasins, here in southern Louisiana.

so your new pet named "Nola" (NOLA)(New Orleans Louisiana)

where do you come to work down here? oil pumping stations?
I came back down here 18 years ago, due to all the good paying
jobs back then.

and here are two Brat Katz I saved from outside, sleeping on a chair
with the window A/C unit blowing on them.
View attachment 77016I'm leaving Tuesday around 10am they move the rig near Belmont , LA. We've been working in Coushatta LA. Got to experience my first earthquake there. Strange sensation when the ground starts shaking you and everything around you. I live on SE Oklahoma near the Lake Eufaula dam. I'm an hour and twenty minutes West of Fort Smith Arkansas. About 6 hours and some change from Belmont LA.