Finally someone that gets it!  LOLOL.  Your post was hillarious Todd.
You're so funny.  I just love your posts.
 
I was in a petstore walking my ferret around, when the head of the
fish/reptile department came over to see my Precious Dippy.  I threw my
shoulders back in pride.  He just kissed her all over.  He asked if she
could have a treat.  I asked him like what.  He walked her over to the
crickets and said, "a cricket".  OH my gosh, finally someone that "gets
it, Todd".  LMAO.  I said SUUUUUURE.  So he didn't just give one to her
by hand..... he released it onto the floor so she could give chase.  I
was exstatic that he "understood ferrety things" like this!  Floored is
actually more like it.  I hate it when my Precious Serendipity Baby does
things like that (eats bugs).  But I want her to be a "ferret" first,,,
my baby second.  That way she can be a free spirit and be happy.
 
There was a neglected chiwawa (spelling?  oh well.) on our street that an
older couple took in.  That dog used to adore children, and they her.
Whereever there was children... there was this dog.  After this couple
took it in, it was not allowed out of their yard.  She is not allowed to
play with huge boxer she loves, out of the yard.  And she now is nippy.  I
don't trust her anymore.  She shivers a lot like other Chi's..  and she
didnt' used to.  My point is these people took the dog in, carry it around
in a baby recieving blanket, made it their "baby",,,, and the sweet thing
lost is kind, and free spirit.  It's so sad.
 
I don't think that happens with some animals, and some animals love life
being someones snooky baby.  But some don't.  It's just my personal
preference that a ferret be allowed to be a ferret.  :D
 
But I have seen ferrets that much rather be someones snooky baby.
LMAO..... that's cool... just not my cup of tea.  And I fear I'll ruin
some free spirit like that Chi's.
 
Wolfy who is ever thankful to Kat Parsons for reminding me of this with my
Dippy when I got her.
 
Please visit:
http://www.geocities.com/wolfysluv/
for information on ferret deafness:
http://www.geocities.com/wolfysluv/deaf.html
[Posted in FML issue 3606]