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Tiger vs Dogs
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21 Apr, 2011 |
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gari
(22 Apr 2011 01:11) Total user comments:
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Imagine trespassing in that yard...
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capt.huffnpuff
(22 Apr 2011 03:35) Total user comments:
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I dislike it when people try to turn such magnificent animals into house pets.
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Yopta
(22 Apr 2011 05:57) Total user comments:
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His balls are missing
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always cute to see a relation between diferent species
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bagofbrokenglass
(22 Apr 2011 07:26) Total user comments:
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I had to watch this twice. If the kitty took a playful bite like the dogs did this would have ended differently.
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lOlleR
(22 Apr 2011 11:31) Total user comments:
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Birds bothering cats, cats bothering dogs, dogs bothering tigers, whats next? Tigers playing with bears?
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(22 Apr 2011 18:34) Total user comments:
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1:38 ... I'm nasty
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DocMcCoy
(22 Apr 2011 21:57) Total user comments:
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Doggies looking for some exotic pussy. The tiger's rear legs were locked and loaded form the gitgo. Very nice post.
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raymond.wendt
(22 Apr 2011 22:36) Total user comments:
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I like the sign. Beware of cat. Next time I see a sign like that in someone's house, I'll think twice...
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GrinningRat
(22 Apr 2011 23:09) Total user comments:
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BH! If that kitteh gets angry jsut once, we'd have hotdogs in seconds
And the humping!
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capt.huffnpuff
(23 Apr 2011 00:39) Total user comments:
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Yopta
, a rare mutation known in scientific circles as a fremale.
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Nyetwerke
(23 Apr 2011 06:46) Total user comments:
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That is a Golden tabby Bengal tiger. There are only thirty or so of those in the world. I am guessing that if they have the gene that codes for amelanism then this tiger possibly has the other mutations as well, optical problems and cranial deformations
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Cacabit
(24 Apr 2011 16:26) Total user comments:
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leave tiger balls alone !
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Ty Webb
(24 Apr 2011 18:59) Total user comments:
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responsable exotic animal owners? give me a f'n brake!! that is a text book example of an oxymoron!!!!
and we do NOT own animals we accept the responsibility for them. I do not own my pug....... I care for her and make sure all of her needs are met.
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2fuzzy
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I agree Ty.
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Slugsie
(25 Apr 2011 18:26) Total user comments:
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So, the tag line is 'Responsible exotic animal ownership', yet the can't even keep their dogs healthy. They're both overweight, one probably obese.
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