Yah, he was a very nice cat. He would alert me if they got out and help me round them up. It was very interesting.
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He was part sheepdog!
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That’s true! They’re very easy to care for, compared to other snake species.
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What’s involved in taking care of a corn snake?
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Thanks!!
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I’ve had mice and rats, both excellent pets, very smart, also very proficient breeders so best to start with one.
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When I was there, I often travelled to Banff. Lots of beaver dams there!
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What a pain in the arse.
My two dwarfs just fought a lot.
Crazy fools. They lived for a long time too.
-S
Banff is also a town in Scotland! Small world
they eaten babies becouse they were afraid you will take away from them. you cannot touch babies with your hand , becouse they smell that and think something else thats not their babies or you gonna take away them. you cannot touch babies with your hands. i had hamsters too when was a kid. they had babies two time
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gnaw gnaw gnaw… 
My uncle had a demonic hamster. It attacked him every time he opened the cage. It was a viscous little critter.
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One more story about hamsters. I used to keep them when I was a kid. I had one get out of cage and we never found him. 10 years later my mom got a new stove. When we moved the old stove out we found the what was left of the hamster and his nest. He ripped the wall up and made a nest and had dog food stock piled. He lived till old age behind the stove.
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10 years. they dont live that long
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We found him dead 10 years after he escaped. His skeleton was curled up in a ball in his nest behind the stove. He also had dog food around his nest.
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ohh ok . i misunderstood
My Cat was hungry … So I ate him, with my pills of course. Big Bowls Full.