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[person4]

My dog is going to have puppies. On the upside, I really love cute little baby animals, but on the other hand who wants to deal with training them after they start shitting everywhere they can reach?

On day I want to find a way to genetically engineer puppies and kittens who stay cute little puppies and kittens forever except that their minds still mature into grownup animals. Wouldn't that be precious?

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[serpensortia.livejournal.com]

That's the one reason I don't like kittens and puppies. Sure they're cute, but all that hard work training them and having to pick up their shit, scrub the carpet afterwards, try and get rid of the smell...that's the least cute thing in the world.

I rather like my grown up cat really. Who needs playful kittens when you've got a grumpy old fool cat to amuse you? ^-^ We got him when he was old, so he's always been housetrained - the only time I've ever had to clear anything unpleasant up was when he threw up on our carpet, but that's special circumstances.

Oops - rambling about my cat at you...I don't know, I just like grown up animals. They're really adorable when they're little, but they actually scare me a bit.

[haku-kaen.livejournal.com]

I have no problem with grownup animals, otherwise I wouldn't have three cats and a dog. But I have a huge weakness for little fluffy baby animals. Plus that would hopefully cut down the number of people who drag their pets to the country and dump them once they're no longer cute. Living out in the country growing up there were always a bunch of halfgrown dogs and cats wandering around who that had happened to. Every cat I've ever had other then two of those I have now were brought in from these, as well as several of the dogs.