Our pets ( Archived) (67)

I got two dogs -and i dont want my dogs to get close to my partners ...

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Had a Labrador puppy come to live with me and he stayed almost 14 years after he left I would not invite another...............ever.

I understand that..its hard to replace a dog uve known n loved 15 yests.


I wont b replacing my fella when he eventually goes

@ shes a beauty Non

Animals should live freely unless they can not take care of themselves but that must be rather an exception, so
no pets for me.

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One Brasilian guy that worked for me in Portugal told me once that in Brazil no one is allowed to own an animal although I am not sure that is true but maybe you can have a dog but not chain it or a Parrot to its perch.

My children had a dog when little but she (the dog) was alone when we had to be away, we had arranged for someone to go and feed her but she was alone although her life was not as miserable -I like to think that- because we used to have a house with lots of space for garden and the neighbor's chickens-hens would jump into our garden and this doggy would get them and eat them. We had great neighbors and we asked them to pay for their birds but they never accept it and they said their animals should not jump on our garden.

It was very sad for us to see that Doggy go and I felt guilty to have her living just by herself just because my children wanted to have a pet.

Here there is a lady that reproduce birds and she is good at that, she had like 200+ beautiful birds that she sells to feed her family, is that wrong? no more wrong than poaching the birds from the wild.

About Brazil I doubt it, people have animals and lots of them.

I happen to be a Reiki healer and I've seen a lot of positive results...even with people who don't believe in it!

Like you...I don't like seeing exotic pets held in captivity. They should be where they belong ...free...in the wilderness.

I do volunteer work in a horse rescue centre where they are all free roaming and are being rehabilitated.
I also do Reiki on them and they love it!
It also helps them to relax before any vet intervention.
Animals are very receptive to Reiki.

I've had dogs all my life and I do it on them too if they have any pain.

Keeping a cat and a bird together is not a good idea...



My cat has a terrible personality. She didn't experience any traumas as a kitten, but still - she gets scared easily and then attacks. When she was younger - she would bite my leg or hand if I sneezed or dropped something. A year ago she had an operation and changed a lot since. She's much quieter and not so dangerous as before. But, she was a real panther! She always disliked men, by the way.



I agree that wild animals shouldn't be kept in captivity, especially in small places. I don't like zoos or circuses.

Domestic animals and pets are different. They rely on humans a lot. Even if we let dogs and cats wander around, they will still be close to human homes and expect food and shelter from us.



I hope your dog recovers soon.





How do you manage? It's never boring at your home, definitely!
Cute pets, by the way.







You never know...



A very beautiful dog! Huskies are like little wolves.



They must be some dangerous guard dogs!





Animals live much shorter than us and sooner or later we have to say goodbye. I had a Siamese cat prior to this one and he died young, at the age of 6. I cried for weeks. But, then, even if the grief is deep, giving another pet a home and being in its company really helps.



That's very interesting to hear...

I find horses are even more receptive to Reiki as they are very sensitive creatures.

When I start with them I do it at some distance until they get used to the energy. Then I do it hands on.

I don't always know if and where they have a pain but they tend to show me...or communicate with me in one way or another.
Then they are so relaxed They seem to be in a trance.
Eventually after about 20mn they suddenly wake up telling me they've had enough.

But those who have a limp for example ...after about 3 x 20mn sessions directly on their leg..they can walk again.