Bats VS Spiders

[Weaver]

-34

Yikes. She's okay right?

[PotatoFur]

-35

Yup! And she's even broken the habit of running outside whenever the front door opens!   

[Weaver]

-36

Nice, that probably makes things a lot easier. I have a friend who owns a dog, and it's always a battle to keep him from bolting whenever a door opens.

[PotatoFur]

-37

I think it's because of all the noises and the allure of doing something they don't usually get the chance to do. I mean, they do get to go out the front door whenever they get taken for walks, but it's not like they get to decide where to go or anything. 

[Weaver]

-38

Yeah they can get pretty excitable about new things.

[PotatoFur]

-39

Especially new people. That's one of the main reasons why she would do it.

[ZaraRaEchidna]

-40

10 to go!

I've never actually owned a dog.. Except from when I was very little - our parents had a little JRT named Queenie. I barely remember her, though! I was very small. We're thinking of adopting a pug from this rescue agency around here, though. . .

[PotatoFur]

-41

Only 9 now!

Aw, pugs are one of my favorites! I'd recommend a dog personally. They are a fair bit of work, but probably not as much as those ferrets your family has/had in all honesty. 

[Weaver]

-42

I'm more of a cat person myself. I have a cat named Nyx. Originally she was my parent's cat, but, she latched onto me the most, so when I moved out, she came with. She's bugging me right now as I type this lol.

[PotatoFur]

-43

Fair, they're less... physically exhausting most of the time. I have a cat as well, about 13 years old we think. She's currently stopping me from making my bed.

[Weaver]

-44

Cats are one of the few animals that can get in the way of everything and yet still be loveable.