Have you ever had an type of animal you just did NOT like?

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AGREE!!!!

Thats the beauty of being a dog trainer, when I go into peoples homes (talking non-training related) I can "deal" with their snarling yappy brats! Funny how people don't do anything while I correct their dogs, they just sit there like "hey, I didn't know I could control that behavior". Then if the dogs persist I can suggest they put the dog away...they usually choose that option. LOL
 
I am happy to report that my inside dog is well trained and well mannered. I cannot say the same for the two outside dogs. They will certainly lick you to death.

I still don't like pigs.
 
I'm in the no more goats crowd!
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I'm down to two now and there will be no more. They can be sweet, funny, interesting etc. but they are just such a pain in the butt! So destructive and naughty! I enjoyed them but I've had enough and when these are gone I'll be switching to a few sheep for my pasture.

And no reptiles or bugs for pets either!
 
My first hamster was nice. The last 5 were awful. AWFUL. Bit everyone, escaped, smelled. BLEH. Same for guinea pigs.

I'm not particularly fond of Guineas, or pheasants, quail, peacocks, or Exotic birds (The things are hateful and love to bite. Not to mention make a mess and smell). Actually, any bird besides chickens - they are the only birds that I love. Well, I do seem to get along with Canadian geese quite well but that's a different story.

Toy/small dogs. They aren't dogs. They are hateful, pushy, loud, aggressive, and high maintenance... things. I'm sure this doesn't go for all small dogs, but it does for all of them I've ever met.

Pigs. There is something about them that I just don't like. Never had one, never pet one, never really been around them. I just don't like them.
 
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I had to chuckle a little when I read this; because I have a lovebird that is exactly like that. She's cute, but she is extremely temperamental and it's best not to get on her bad side. Luckily, I raised her from a baby, but she fits your description to a T when it comes to anyone else in the house.

She has a strange habit of climbing up into the curtains, getting all hormonal and territorial, then from there it's like she's been possessed by a demon. She will go from cute to evil in a matter of seconds after getting up there. She will lunge, hiss, bite, and make this really peculiar robotic sound. It sounds like something out of Star Wars.
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It's almost like she's speaking some strange language in her high-pitched little voice.

For me? I would never, ever, EVER own rabbits or any sort of rodent again. The rodents smell horrible, and rabbits are extremely destructive.
 

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