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I was just wondering if there was a relationship between pet type, gender and nursing specialty....Post your responses...
i work cardiac, I am female, my pets are mixed.
3cats: 2male and 1female
1dog, mix collie/shepard female who I have big issues with who is the queen of the castle , but she does leave my shoes alone !!
1rabbit, think he is a he, the kid at the petstore said so but I haven't checked and don't really care.
and i am bad, they all sleep whereever whenever:o:lol2:
female, grad RN, acute surgical. One cat. One dog.
Cat - female, 6 years old. Definitely not aloof. Rides on my shoulder, walks on a leash, and talks +++. Everyone who hates cats loves her, don't know why...
Dog - female, 14 years old. Blue heeler (I think you call them Australian Cattle Dogs). Very affectionate.
And we just had to put our other 14 yr old dog to sleep, severe arthritis. Always swore I'd never ever do that, but he was in so much agony and would fall over...
female, case manager, 3 boston terriers (1 breeding pair which has had 3 litters and 1 6 month old male pup from the last)
they run the house...not uncommon to find at least one not only in bed with us, but under the covers....
we also have a dsh cat with a major case of role confusion...
and since i cant resist the chance to show them off...here is frankie, bella, and guido...
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=136249&l=2b789&id=541171934
eta: and here is what the cat really thinks...
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=99878&l=89f36&id=541171934
yes...shes on a leash...outside...so what?
Silverdragon102, BSN
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female 3 dogs 1 German shepherd and 2 mongrel rescue dogs