Revenant
後輩
- 7 Mar 2005
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Were any of my pets to reflect my character, it would have been both of our German Shepards. Both were placid, gentle, and just enjoyed moseying along with us on walks.
My wife's dog (a half husky), much like her, was ever cheerful, energetic, healthy, strong for her size, and eager to do whatever it was we were doing.
Of our cats. The kitten that became mine was a loner, but did enjoy the company of others every once in a while. My bro's cat was right antisocial, and ended up running away much like my brother did (my bro's doing well now, and is no longer anti-social). My sis' cat was just a regular social butterfly. That cat was always hanging around people looking for attention. They all reflected well our personalities at that time (ten years ago).
Of course we often tease that our current empty-headed Pomeranian is a good reflection of our sis' character, since it was my sis who picked him out. My sis is actually not so empty-headed though (just appears to be sometimes).
Does your pet reflect your character well?
My wife's dog (a half husky), much like her, was ever cheerful, energetic, healthy, strong for her size, and eager to do whatever it was we were doing.
Of our cats. The kitten that became mine was a loner, but did enjoy the company of others every once in a while. My bro's cat was right antisocial, and ended up running away much like my brother did (my bro's doing well now, and is no longer anti-social). My sis' cat was just a regular social butterfly. That cat was always hanging around people looking for attention. They all reflected well our personalities at that time (ten years ago).
Of course we often tease that our current empty-headed Pomeranian is a good reflection of our sis' character, since it was my sis who picked him out. My sis is actually not so empty-headed though (just appears to be sometimes).
Does your pet reflect your character well?