Lightkeeper
Well-Known Member
I've heard it said that when pets and owners are together awhile, they begin to look like each other. Do You look Like any of your pets? Post pics if you have them.
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Do You Look Like your Pet/Pets?
- Thread starter Lightkeeper
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Green Gaia
Veteran Member
Not really... she's grey and furry.
sillygeezer10
Member
I don't look like my pets but my dress colour do. My black cat look like my dress colour. I like to wear black...
Master Vigil
Well-Known Member
My mom looks like her dog, but I dont look like my cats. I'm a wolf, not a cat. 
Lightkeeper
Well-Known Member
The light and dark of your mustache and beard is similar to German Shepard markings.No*s said:Well, one dog I consider "mine" is in the "post your pics" gallery. I don't think I look like her
It doesn't tend to show up for me because of some built in JS advertising, so it's here
Lightkeeper
Well-Known Member
Sounds like my ex.Maize said:
Master Vigil
Well-Known Member
I always wished I could shift physically to wolf form. Then I would look sorta like my old dog. And it would make it a bit easier trying to tell someone I'm half wolf. But then, the government would be scooping me up to do odd experiments on me and stuff. Perhaps its better I can't shift.
But then, the government would be scooping me up to do odd experiments on me and stuff. Perhaps its better I can't shift. 
Hey Bastet that's a lovely cat! I adore cats, but we've got our dog, and she doesn't get on too well with cats. We had a black one like yours until a couple of years ago, when she died of cat 'flu; I was rushing her again to the vets in the car, I was standing outside the vet's building when she just died in my arms. I just went round crying for ages, with her in my arms; I hadn't even noticed the poor dear had 'weed' all over me when she died, and there was I, sitting on a bench, absolutely distraught. I can't remember, but my wife and our youngest tell me I came home, came into the study and wrote a long poem about her. I can't even remember doing that - nor have I ever found the poem. My son thought I was a complete crank. I didn't mind!Bastet said:
Bastet
Vile Stove-Toucher
Thanks guys. She is spoiled rotten. You've just reminded me, Michel - I need to book her into the vet this week to get her flu shots. She had it really bad the first year I had her, I thought she was going to die. It took three courses of antibiotics before she shook it. I'm sorry your kitty didn't make it...I know how hard that is (I've lost many cats in my lifetime, having lived next to a busy highway).
She is spoiled rotten. You've just reminded me, Michel - I need to book her into the vet this week to get her flu shots. She had it really bad the first year I had her, I thought she was going to die. It took three courses of antibiotics before she shook it. I'm sorry your kitty didn't make it...I know how hard that is (I've lost many cats in my lifetime, having lived next to a busy highway).