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Dear Rascal77s,
A Chiweenie is a Chihuahua-Miniature Dachshound,

And is also synonymous (from my point of view) with cuteness, affection, fun, and lots of personality!

Sylkat

Ohhhh that makes sense now. So if you bred a mastiff and a chihuahua would it be called a stiffweenie?

No, it would be a 'Mastawa'.

Sylkat

or maybe a masshuahua since it would be one seriously huge chihuahua. I recon either is better, I don't know if people would get the kids a stiffweenie.

Anyone else totally want a fox? >.> <.<

Yes, please........

Possibly a Bat-eared Fox....

Or a Fennec; they are impossible cute!

Sylkat

I grew up on a farm so I always had tons and tons of pets! I have had horses, pigs, rabbits, dogs, cats, etc. Now, we have three dogs: a Beagle-Chihuahua, named Roxy, a Beagle-Australian Shepherd, named Clementine, and a Mini Poodle, named Filibuster, or Phil, for short. We also have a cat who lives in our bookstore, and his name is Gus.

I am very interested in animal rescuing. I'd love to have a big dog rescue one day...

I'm getting a new GSD puppy to be my fourth SD. Pup is currently five-weeks-old --- I won't get him till he's ten weeks. The wait is killing me. Also have two other dogs and five cats.

I like reptiles. I'd like a big outdoor glasshouse, heated and full of nice plants with all kinds of iguanas and tropical lizards. I'd also like to see crocodiles eat live prey.

Three dogs belong to me: Benny the pushy rottweiler, Presley the stinky schnauzer mix, and Grr the bratty pomeranian. I belong to Grr.

I have two rats who I've named Andromeda and Bellatrix...sadly don't have a Narcissa.

LOL. Good one, Rascal. Okay I stand accused of a shallow sense of humor.

This is my dog Sunny. I got him on Christmas from the shelter where I worked. He's very well trained and obedient, perfect for me because he's the first dog I've ever had. He's also kind of a work in progress because he's very skinny and also was abused in the past, so we're working to get him relaxed and to understand nothing's gonna hurt him now. (:
He's a pit bull/dalmation mix.


We buried him in pillows and he looked at us like we had abandoned him in a dumpster.


And this is my baby, Starlight (or Star), a tortoiseshell. I haven't been living with her because when I moved into my current house, the landlord said no pets, so she's been living with a friend of mine. (I was later able to convince the landlord that Sunny wouldn't make a mess or destroy anything so I could have him. It took the help of a $100 deposit.) Anyway, I got Starlight when she was about four months old, and she's the best, smartest, biggest personality cat I've ever had. I love her so much and I'm super excited because I'll be getting her back soon, and I'll never let her go again.

She's also gorgeous. She's had one litter of four kittens (they're a whole different story of adorable) and is now spayed, and maintains her beautiful, trim, long-legged figure. (Sometimes so trim that she looks underfed, but she gets plenty to eat.)

Sorry for the long post... I could go on forever about my pets, as could most pet owners I suppose.

This is my Himalayan kitty named Macbeth. He is four years old but to me he's my baby. We call him Mac for short.

That is one gorgeous cat, and named for a famous king, too!

He looks like he would be reserved, yet still likes to play in boxes?

Sylkat

Thank you! He's actually very friendly with his family and likes to play with us/sit on our laps, but reserved when it comes to strangers. He loves boxes and one year for Christmas he got a cardboard castle to play in, which I felt was quite fitting for his namesake.

Just hope that if you (or he ) ever decide to acquire female companionship for him that she will not turn out to be as nasty and dangerous as Lady Macbeth was.

"Out, out, damned spot", indeed!

Sylkat