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Ive had fibro since I was 12... Guess Ive learned to live with it :P Healthy lifestyle help keep it in check for me, with some medication of course.

So Friday I was back in the hospital for the 5th time in 12 months. It was my fault, I realize now, I wasn't taking care of myself. Now I have to move out of my home with my family, and I have sold all of my animals (except the mini gelding, mothers keeping him). I don't know how to feel.... I...

Oh my goodness I love the one with the black head and pink body! so cute!

Well I have seen cream hollands before, he has one actually. But I do agree she doesn't look like a broken cream. I was sure brkn blue tors could be shown...

I am getting back into Holland lops and the place I'm getting my main stock has offered me a 2 year old broken cream doe. She is a proven breeder, and he is willing to breed her to her blue otter buck for me, if I buy her that is. He wants 100$ for her. She is a beautiful doe, but I want to know...

All pigs have the ability to grow tusks, male and female. Most people just cut/ remove them so that they wont grow as they age. I use to work on a pig farm and when we cut the teeth we put them in a box. Had close to 2000 teeth.

I have: -One dog -Two cats -One chicken -Two Mini horses -Two rabbits, one due any day now -Two pigeons The two cats, then and now :) Cranky looking booger My boy Bugsy, a Holland lop My gal Sapphire "Hey whats over there?" "And what are you looking at?" My two boys :) Indigo and...

I've never had an Irish Wolf hound but being from the hound family I'd say there is a higher chance but with training at an early age they could be taught to leave the birds alone. Any breed of dog has the chance to go after poultry, they are predators after all.

Well yesterday I went out and found the baby dead. I knew the parents stopped feeding it so I mixed some wet food and put it in a dish on the ground but it wouldn't eat. I found the babies head had been missing a lot of feathers so I think the parents killed it....

Here's my boy Mervin. He doesn't live with me anymore but I still love him to bits This ones one of my favorite pictures with Mervin, My little brother was holding him and the two mini's were poking from behind to see what was going on

Collies can come in Brindle. I'm going with Lab/collie

Well I checked on Rufus when I got home, hes flopping around yelling for his parents and he has an empty crop. His keel bone feels more prominant then it did last night as well. Is that normal? I offered him food he wouldn't eat it just sat there yelling.

Alright so another few weeks and he should be good to go? He is really friendly and cuddly with anything and everything so the neighbour and I have decided we will pair him up with our special needs birdie. I think they should get along great. Any tricks to get him to eat on his own? I noticed...

Yeah his dad is still feeding him, but it also means the baby never walks at all.... is that a bad thing?

I have a baby pigeon that was hatched out in end of November/ beginning of December and it practically feathered out entirely. He still sits in the nests and yells his head off, not really sure if hes eating on his own. Anyways, the neighbours loves him and would like to have him but I don't...

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My dog is partly blind as well, and he gets around quite well. He has cataracts, and is going to be 4 this year. Oh yes, and I am also visually impaired(I have macular degeneration), so is my twin. We all do well, get around great actually. and even if Soloman (my dog) bumps in to things on...

Well as far as having your animal judged its mainly about how well bred your rabbit is. ARBA standard is what most people go by now a days, but it can be different for meat breeds as they can be bred for show (ARBA standard) or for meat. Now as far as it goes for planning to enter your rabbit...

Well both being Himis there is a higher chance of producing himi babies. But unless you have their pedigrees it is hard to tell what they will have. My friend has bred torts (holland lops) to torts and gotten litters where not a single kit was a tort. It really all depends on the genetics.

Honestly I don't know how Annie is. She was probably put down... But she will not be going to the owner if she is alive. He doesn't speak much english, but from what the neighbours said, they had another shepard (before the wife passed) that died in a small outdoor kennel.. The people she did go...