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I am O&H. I breed Silver Fox and Polish rabbits, own a dog and a cat, and now 2 Silkie chickens. I have a black Silkie rooster named Oscar the Grouch that is a little skittish, and he pecks a little but...the way to a man's heart is through his stomach! So I'm working on him with tasty tidbits. I also have a soon-to-be-laying brown Silkie hen named Hattie. She is scared of me and very timid but is sweet, so I think I will be able to win her over.
My rabbits consist of a black Silver Fox buck named Softfall, he is my baby. He loves to be held and is timid but very sweet. I also have a blue (not actually blue, it's silver just called blue) Silver Fox doe, and she doesn't like to be held and is a bit of a psycho doe unless she's pregnant. She has a litter due tonight or tomorrow morning or night. And then I have a broken chocolate (dark brown and white) Polish buck named Picasso. He has a lot of personality. He loves to be held and petted, and I very curious and active.
I have a gray and white Shih Tzu dog named Bailey. She is nice, she's five years old and doesn't like cats, bunnies, squirrels, dogs, baths, dog food, chickens, dog crates, dog runs, puppies, kittens, boxes, water, hoses, babies, snow, wind, heat, and the list goes on. She was a rescue, and was abused. She has attacked Rottweilers, Pit bulls, Dobermans, and any other dogs she meets. The only dogs she gets along with are Daisy, a Beagle/Rat Terrier mix, and Kady, a yellow Labrador. She tries to eat everything, especially fuzzies. She loves old people, people in general, car rides, walks, parks, human food, chasing anything that moves except wheeled objects and scary things like mice or fireflies, licking people to death, eating, sleeping, eating, and making sure the cat is banned from the upstairs for ever and ever. I would like to take her to nursing homes but don't know how. Don't they have to be certified and everything?
And last and definitely least, I have a cat named Socks. He has some major problems, hates people, and I don't like him. I just keep him around because... I don't know why. ~~
My rabbits consist of a black Silver Fox buck named Softfall, he is my baby. He loves to be held and is timid but very sweet. I also have a blue (not actually blue, it's silver just called blue) Silver Fox doe, and she doesn't like to be held and is a bit of a psycho doe unless she's pregnant. She has a litter due tonight or tomorrow morning or night. And then I have a broken chocolate (dark brown and white) Polish buck named Picasso. He has a lot of personality. He loves to be held and petted, and I very curious and active.
I have a gray and white Shih Tzu dog named Bailey. She is nice, she's five years old and doesn't like cats, bunnies, squirrels, dogs, baths, dog food, chickens, dog crates, dog runs, puppies, kittens, boxes, water, hoses, babies, snow, wind, heat, and the list goes on. She was a rescue, and was abused. She has attacked Rottweilers, Pit bulls, Dobermans, and any other dogs she meets. The only dogs she gets along with are Daisy, a Beagle/Rat Terrier mix, and Kady, a yellow Labrador. She tries to eat everything, especially fuzzies. She loves old people, people in general, car rides, walks, parks, human food, chasing anything that moves except wheeled objects and scary things like mice or fireflies, licking people to death, eating, sleeping, eating, and making sure the cat is banned from the upstairs for ever and ever. I would like to take her to nursing homes but don't know how. Don't they have to be certified and everything?
And last and definitely least, I have a cat named Socks. He has some major problems, hates people, and I don't like him. I just keep him around because... I don't know why. ~~
and Welcome To BYC! Sounds like you have an interesting household! If you are interested in taking your dog to nursing homes as a therapy dog, the easiest thing to do is call the nursing homes and see what they require... each home will have its own rules as to certifications, insurance, vaccinations etc. If you have a local dog training club, you could also call them to see if they are involved with any programs.
