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Posted by: busterlimes at Sat Mar 20 18:32:04 2010 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by busterlimes ] Yes they do, as I've stated we have actually feral packs in the wild breeding and forming social systems. I have had THEM in my yard, but now I have a big dog, and they stay away. I have two cats (it is a farm house after all) and understand why someone would be a cat person. what I don't understand is how they take more time than a herp specimen/collection? I've definitely spent more time on my lizard hobby than on my dog, my cats, or even my fishtank (which is the big money-sink for sure). Dog just does what I tell her to do "go lay down". which is what I'm getting on here "Buster, we have a damned right just like you have a right to dogs and firearms, go lay down." [ Hide Replies ]
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RE: What I have learned - busterlimes, Sat Mar 20 18:32:04 2010
