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Love being at Home - Funny Photo

Meet Blackjack (the dog) and Billy. My son took this picture for a school project. Our very spoiled Lab could careless about the guinea pig as long as we give him more attention hes happy. Billy on the other hand prefers to be not so close, I can't say I blame Him. They both just love being at home and being a part of the family.

Posted by Lisa Long on 02/06/2009 08:19 AM

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7 Comments on Love being at Home - Funny Photo

FEB

That is so cute, we had a hamster that my cat would carry around in his mouth very gently and just put him down. I wish I had a picture of that!

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Super cute! Just goes to show friends come in all packages! :)

I had hamsters growing up, that would be a great picture. I wonder what the hamster was thinking?

Good thing Blackjack is not a cat! Your dog is a sweetheart.

FEB

We've got a guinea pig who begs to be let out of her cage whenever someone gets close enough to hear her. She has to be in the cage while the boys are at school because I refuse to look after her and the 4 other kids I have at home. But she isn't quite so subtle about wanting out! She makes a racket! Our daughter (who is 4) says "Cinnamon is knocking on her cage, momma!"

~Renae

The dog is funny! He just has that "please go in the other room" look on his face! hahahaha

Kathy

FEB

I think my dog would try to eat it and the hamster is bigger than she is. I know my cat would. We had a Teddy Bear Hamster and the cat would sit on top of the cage just waiting for the hamster to slip up and get too closer.

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