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Thanks Kathy
Hugs, TK "Kathy Gallagher" wrote – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I just know general info on weasels. I have lots of ferrets and I want to > get a pet mink. I read all kinds of stories on an exotic pet list, but its > mostly minks, racoons, skunks, kinkajous, squirrels, exotice rodents and > birds (which don’t interest me). > No stoat stories. Try google and see if you can get some general info. > There is a website on exotic pets that has all kinds of info. > KG
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"RikC" wrote > TK, > You don’t look like a stoat….I’m thinking a little more mink…
> rik
Hee hee how do you know…?
What does a mink look like compared with a stoat? Wiskery hugses, TK
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Hm… do I really want to be a mink…? I like to make people laugh and I like to tease
But I do sound like a weasel
) How about stoats, Kathy – any info there? Thanks
) Hugs, TK "Kathy Gallagher" wrote – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Weasels are the most successful hunters for their size in the animal > kingdom. Both hunter and prey. Very short attention spans, incredible > curiosity and problem solving skills and sense of humor. They are totally > ADHD. Some weasels do like to play with their prey like a cat before killing > it. > Minks that are socialized as household pets enjoy playing games that involve > taunting and teasing and like to make people laugh. They can be very mean > tothe point of vicious if they don’t get their way, which means you really > have to be incredibly good at training them to redirect that aggression > Ferrets are much more mellow, shorter attention spans, and more forgiving. > KG > TK, > You don’t look like a stoat….I’m thinking a little more mink…
> rik > — > Padded room with a view > RWC3
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I just know general info on weasels. I have lots of ferrets and I want to get a pet mink. I read all kinds of stories on an exotic pet list, but its mostly minks, racoons, skunks, kinkajous, squirrels, exotice rodents and birds (which don’t interest me). No stoat stories. Try google and see if you can get some general info. There is a website on exotic pets that has all kinds of info. KG
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hm… do I really want to be a mink…? > I like to make people laugh and I like to tease
> But I do sound like a weasel
) > How about stoats, Kathy – any info there? > Thanks
) > Hugs, > TK > "Kathy Gallagher" wrote > Weasels are the most successful hunters for their size in the animal > kingdom. Both hunter and prey. Very short attention spans, incredible > curiosity and problem solving skills and sense of humor. They are > totally > ADHD. Some weasels do like to play with their prey like a cat before > killing > it. > Minks that are socialized as household pets enjoy playing games that > involve > taunting and teasing and like to make people laugh. They can be very mean > tothe point of vicious if they don’t get their way, which means you really > have to be incredibly good at training them to redirect that aggression > Ferrets are much more mellow, shorter attention spans, and more forgiving. > KG > > TK, > > You don’t look like a stoat….I’m thinking a little more mink…
> > rik > > — > > Padded room with a view > > RWC3
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> "Kathy Gallagher wrote> > "TK" wrote > > 1. What animals fascinate you? > Minks, ferrets, polecats and racoons. Minks are so intelligent and a > fierce > Are they related to stoats?
they are all weasels and related to stoats.
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"Kathy Gallagher" wrote> > "TK" <wrote> > > "Kathy Gallagher wrote> > > "TK" wrote > > > 1. What animals fascinate you? > > Minks, ferrets, polecats and racoons. Minks are so intelligent and a > fierce > Are they related to stoats? > they are all weasels and related to stoats.
I think I may sort of be a bit stoatish
Hugs, TK
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TK, You don’t look like a stoat….I’m thinking a little more mink…
rik — Padded room with a view RWC3
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Weasels are the most successful hunters for their size in the animal kingdom. Both hunter and prey. Very short attention spans, incredible curiosity and problem solving skills and sense of humor. They are totally ADHD. Some weasels do like to play with their prey like a cat before killing it. Minks that are socialized as household pets enjoy playing games that involve taunting and teasing and like to make people laugh. They can be very mean tothe point of vicious if they don’t get their way, which means you really have to be incredibly good at training them to redirect that aggression Ferrets are much more mellow, shorter attention spans, and more forgiving. KG
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> TK, > You don’t look like a stoat….I’m thinking a little more mink…
> rik > — > Padded room with a view > RWC3
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Still just talking…. 1. What animals fascinate you? 2. Do you indentify with any animal? 3. If you were asked to pick an animal to resemble your physical appearance which would you pick? 4. If you were to pick one to resemble your personality or attitude or traits which would you pick 5. Are there any animals you are afraid of? Hugs, TK
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TK" wrote > 1. What animals fascinate you?
Ah there’s so many… I’m fascinated by snakes – there’s something so beautiful about them, their eyes and their movements. I’ve never understood the instinctal fear of snakes. Fascinated by all sorts of reptiles really Elephants… their size, their skin. Their pace. Hmm… lots about elephants. Dolphins. All sorts of cat animals – their eyes, their movements…. Insects. They’re so strange, like tiny monsters, beautiful in their strangeness. Dragonflies. I love dragonflies – I used to be petrified by them when I was a kid, and I’m still a bit aeeeeweeeee around them but I think they’re absolutely magical. And I love the English name for them
Hmmm… There’s moremoremore but my brain is slowing down… > 2. Do you indentify with any animal?
Er… Why did I ask these questions…
I used to identify with lions – but that’s probably mainly ’cause I’m a Leo. Cameleon…. Says it all… > 3. If you were asked to pick an animal to resemble your physical appearance > which would you pick?
A stoat
> 4. If you were to pick one to resemble your personality or attitude or > traits which would you pick
A cameleon. Or some sort of cat animal, a small one probably.
> 5. Are there any animals you are afraid of?
SHARKS… *shrugg* Hugs, TK
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1. All animals fascinate me. My dog and cat can make me "read their minds," my horse used to know what kind of mood I was in and match it. 2. I do not identify as such with any animal except if I had to say which animal I am, it would be a rabbit. Quiet, wary, run away. 3.If I were asked to pick an animal I most resemble looks wise it would be a rhino <g>. 4. Personality: Again, a rabbit. Definitely NOT a predator. 5. Animal I am most afraid of: MAN. Thanks for that, TK. It was fun. — Val in Boise
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"Val in Boise" wrote > 1. All animals fascinate me.
Ah I agree so totally
) My dog and cat can make me "read their > minds," my horse used to know what kind of mood I was in and match it. > 2. I do not identify as such with any animal except if I had to say which > animal I am, it would be a rabbit. Quiet, wary, run away.
{{{{{{{Val}}}}}}} > 3.If I were asked to pick an animal I most resemble looks wise it would be a > rhino <g>.
You’re strong
> 4. Personality: Again, a rabbit. Definitely NOT a predator. > 5. Animal I am most afraid of: MAN.
YES. {{{{{{{Val}}}}}}} > Thanks for that, TK. It was fun.
I’m glad you liked it
) Hugs, TK
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1. What animal fascinates me – cats (I am a Leo). One of my cats and I have a real cosmic connection, and are always there for each other when we need each other. 2. What animal I identify with – I think I was a cockatoo in a previous life, and would like to be one again in my next life (to satisfy all the flying dreams I have). Seriously folks, these birds really have Bipolar II characteristics/personalities. 3. What animal I most resemble – I think I look like a cocker spaniel (long hair and big eyes) 4. What animal is most like my personality – My personality is much like a cockatoo… I can be the clown, the life of the party, happy and playful. 5. What animal I am afraid of – I am most afraid of sharks. They are rather mindless predators. — regards, Compucat >^+^< – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> 1. All animals fascinate me. My dog and cat can make me "read their > minds," my horse used to know what kind of mood I was in and match it. > 2. I do not identify as such with any animal except if I had to say which > animal I am, it would be a rabbit. Quiet, wary, run away. > 3.If I were asked to pick an animal I most resemble looks wise it would be a > rhino <g>. > 4. Personality: Again, a rabbit. Definitely NOT a predator. > 5. Animal I am most afraid of: MAN. > Thanks for that, TK. It was fun. > — > Val in Boise
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"Kathy Gallagher wrote> > "TK" wrote > 1. What animals fascinate you? > Minks, ferrets, polecats and racoons. Minks are so intelligent and a fierce > hunter, and when socialized as a housepet an absolute riot. Such soft fur. > (I love other peoples pet minks.) I have 22 ferrets and think they are the > greatest pet in the world, certainly not for everyone. Polecats are just > wild ferrets. Several of my ferrets are polecat crosses. Racoons. > Wouldn’t ever want one for a pet, too much work. Big, intelligent, > insatiably curious with a paws like hands, so they are capable problem > solvers and can be extremely destructive.
Are they related to stoats? > 2. Do you indentify with any animal? > Dolphins, considered intelligent and possibly as smart as man. Very > interesting reading and fun to watch. and dragons. (A fantasy animal, but > my alltime favorite in that category, especially the Chinese dragons and > legends)
Ah I love dragons
> 3. If you were asked to pick an animal to resemble your physical > appearance > which would you pick? > A fat lazy cat.
)) Sounds brilliant to me
)) > 4. If you were to pick one to resemble your personality or attitude or > traits which would you pick > 5. Are there any animals you are afraid of? > Most wild animals. You need distance and a healthy respect for most animals > living in the wild. They may look cute, but they aren’t Bambi or Smoky the > Bear. I think wild, urban rats genuinely terrify me. I love domesticated > rats. Something about a great big gray rat the size of a small cat scares > me. > KG
WArm hugs, TK
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"Compucat" wrote > 1. What animal fascinates me – cats (I am a Leo). One of my cats and I have > a real cosmic connection, and are always there for each other when we need > each other.
) ***Compucats*** > 2. What animal I identify with – I think I was a cockatoo in a previous > life, and would like to be one again in my next life (to satisfy all the > flying dreams I have). Seriously folks, these birds really have Bipolar II > characteristics/personalities.
I wish you beautiful flights, Comps. High flying joy wonders
> 3. What animal I most resemble – I think I look like a cocker spaniel (long > hair and big eyes)
You must be very pretty
)) > 4. What animal is most like my personality – My personality is much like a > cockatoo… I can be the clown, the life of the party, happy and playful.
You must be a joy for your friends and family
> 5. What animal I am afraid of – I am most afraid of sharks. They are
rather mindless predators. I fear shark too. But I think it’s a rather irrational fear. And I think sharks are beautiful mysterious creatures even though I’m terrified of them… *shrugg* {{{{Compucat}}} WArm hugs, TK
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> Still just talking…. > 1. What animals fascinate you?
Minks, ferrets, polecats and racoons. Minks are so intelligent and a fierce hunter, and when socialized as a housepet an absolute riot. Such soft fur. (I love other peoples pet minks.) I have 22 ferrets and think they are the greatest pet in the world, certainly not for everyone. Polecats are just wild ferrets. Several of my ferrets are polecat crosses. Racoons. Wouldn’t ever want one for a pet, too much work. Big, intelligent, insatiably curious with a paws like hands, so they are capable problem solvers and can be extremely destructive. > 2. Do you indentify with any animal?
Dolphins, considered intelligent and possibly as smart as man. Very interesting reading and fun to watch. and dragons. (A fantasy animal, but my alltime favorite in that category, especially the Chinese dragons and legends) > 3. If you were asked to pick an animal to resemble your physical appearance > which would you pick?
A fat lazy cat. > 4. If you were to pick one to resemble your personality or attitude or > traits which would you pick > 5. Are there any animals you are afraid of?
Most wild animals. You need distance and a healthy respect for most animals living in the wild. They may look cute, but they aren’t Bambi or Smoky the Bear. I think wild, urban rats genuinely terrify me. I love domesticated rats. Something about a great big gray rat the size of a small cat scares me. KG – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text –
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