Do You Buy Gifts for Your Pets? |
| Posted by: schmiggens | | I am buying my dog a soccer ball for Christmas.
We bought my bro-in-law a ball for his birthday about six months ago and our dog, Lee, went spaz caz he wanted it so bad, so he's finally getting his own soccer ball.  | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: gaboman | | I generally make or buy them treats on special occasions. Like christmas, birthdays, easter... weekends  | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: mystic | | I dont know..I havent had a dog in like 15 years...now that we are getting one on Christmas I would imagine that will change.
My mom however buys every dog in the family a gift...(treats and a chew toy or something)...so I guess my dog will be added to that list now too. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: fuscia | | It helps keep them from chewing up the bows. My cat always goes for the bows, so now we skip them. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Anomaly77 | | In my family, the pets are just as much a part of the gift exchange as the humans are.  | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Flutterbywingz | | The pets in my family always get new toys and treats. Catnip sacks and little jingle balls go a long way with my brother's and mother's cats. I bought my brother's cat a big kitty condo this year. My birds always get new whistling CDs and specialty toys, as well as new mirrors to satisfy their narcissistic needs. I couldn't imagine not including the pets. My mother and brother's cats were visiting last week and discovered the kitty condo in its hiding place. I hope it didn't ruin the surprise for them.  | | Reply To this Message
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