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Originally posted by rainbabies View Postdude. I'm so not coming over if you get lizzards and shit. Salmonella. Hello. And they'll eat you. The snake that is. And your cats. And the borrowed bunny. (have you seen the pics on my FB of amy's bun bun? We watch him while she's away)
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DOG! Definitely.
I actually like both but DF thinks cats are "evil and sneaky". My mom has two cats and DF knows their names but he just calls them "cat". As in, "Cat, I'm making a sandwich, stop nuzzling the romaine". It seriously is hilarious!Married to a Urology Attending! (that is an understated exclamation point)
Mama to C (Jan 2012), D (Nov 2013), and R (April 2016). Consulting and homeschooling are my day jobs.
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Both. We have two of each. I grew up with dogs,cats, turtles, horses, and pigeons!!!! Yes, we had homing pigeons, or at least my dad and brother did.Luanne
wife, mother, nurse practitioner
"You have not converted a man because you have silenced him." (John, Viscount Morely, On Compromise, 1874)
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I grew up with cats and hated dogs as a kid. Now I have a dog and DH is allergic to cats, so no hope in getting one. So, I guess I'm both now? Dogs are great because they are always super excited to see you. But, nothing beats a cat's purr.Wife to a urologist; Mom to 2 wonderful kiddos
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Originally posted by mommax3 View PostCats, cats, cats a thousand times over. We have a dog, and he is a constant source of annoyance to me, although on a certain level I feel sorry for him. SO NEEDY! I don't need more neediness in my life. I love the independent attitude of cats.
I loved dogs, until I had kids. Now, if I never laid eyes on a dog again it would suit me just fine. Too needy, and I am all needied out. We have 2 (idiot!) dogs that DH loves and I tolerate, and 2 awesome rat murdering cats. The cats are so patient with the kids. It is not unusual to see one wearing doll clothes and riding in a stroller. The dogs are jackasses who regularly knock down my toddler, eat toys, and scratch the woodwork in the house. But DH must have them, you know- for all the fun they are for him the 10 minutes each day he spends with themRebecca, wife to handsome gyn-onc, and mom 4 awesome kiddos: 8,6,4, and 2.
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Originally posted by Malpka View PostThe cats are so patient with the kids. It is not unusual to see one wearing doll clothes and riding in a stroller.Laurie
My team: DH (anesthesiologist), DS (9), DD (8)
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Dogs all the way, baby. I used to love boxers but now I'd like a Weimerramer, although I'd probably have to take the time to learn how to spell it correctly. It's not going to happen because DS's allergies.
Dogs are total lovers with complete unwaiverting adoration. If only all relationships could go this way.
KellyIn my dreams I run with the Kenyans.
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I'm also a none-of-the-above person. I never had pets growing up and can't fathom cleaning up after one voluntarily. DH desperately wants a dog, but we have agreed that will only happen if he chooses a specialty that allows him to be available to walk a dog twice a day, every day. This would constitute a win-win situation.
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HATED cats with a passion all of my childhood, due to severe allergies. Then, i went to the pound to look for a dog when first married, and a guy came in with a flee-ridden 1 week old kitten he found on the street. The pound couldn't take care of her (didn't have staff to nurse kitties at that time) and they said they'd have to put her down. I couldn't stand for it, took her home, nursed her with a bottle 4 times a day for 8 weeks, and she became my first baby. My allergies never overtook me enough to want to give up my baby. Now, we have a sister kitty for her, and I take nasal spray. They love our new baby, and they still sleep with us every night. I wouldn't trade it for anything.
And now I don't think dogs are that great. I guess we're definitely now a cat family.
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Originally posted by allibees View Posttook her home, nursed her with a bottle 4 times a day for 8 weeks, and she became my first baby.Laurie
My team: DH (anesthesiologist), DS (9), DD (8)
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Originally posted by poky View PostWhere are these "aloof" . . . cats you all speak of?
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Originally posted by GrayMatterWife View PostWe have a sweet, and REALLY DUMB--I mean, sack of stones stupid--cocker spaniel named Zoe. She's so dumb that when she needs to go out, she sits under the front window and whimpers. Not by the door, by the window. We live on the 4th floor. Never once have we opened the window and plummeted four stories down, to take her out. Yet, that's where she sits. It's no where NEAR the front door.Kris
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Originally posted by GrayMatterWife View PostWe have a sweet, and REALLY DUMB--I mean, sack of stones stupid--cocker spaniel named Zoe. She's so dumb that when she needs to go out, she sits under the front window and whimpers. Not by the door, by the window. We live on the 4th floor. Never once have we opened the window and plummeted four stories down, to take her out. Yet, that's where she sits. It's no where NEAR the front door.
Originally posted by houseelf View PostDogs are total lovers with complete unwaiverting adoration. If only all relationships could go this way.
I'm the opposite of Heidi. I like both, but I'd choose dogs if I couldn't have both.Cristina
IM PGY-2
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