My girlfriend just bought a baby rabbit, a jersey wooley/mini rex cross. It's very cute seeing it run around with the cats, they are scared of her and she knows it! Her name is Jihiro, like in that movie spirited away.

Anyways, the reason why it's herp related and therefore cool:
Today we had the blue tongue, the rabbit and both cats having a gala in the kitchen. It was awesome, the only one who wasn't curious and a little nervous was the blue tongue.

Anyone else throw down a mix and match with pets?

Not here. I don't like the way I've seen my cat eye the Leopard Geckos. And I'm pretty sure he (the cat) has killed a snake before, so I keep him away from the cornsnake baby. It's bad enough what he can do to the Weimaraner. He's got that dog whipped into shape, lol.

Your kitchen gala sounds exciting.

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My dog is not allowed in my room period. If my lizards are out in the house she is outside.
I will let my Bearded Dragon out with my skinks but they just ignore each other, the Leopard Geckos arent allowed out together. The iguana is a big wuss and wont leave his perch if any of the other herps are out.

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The great and strong man is one who bears within his character many contradictions.
Crocodilian care.

I have a fun time watching my rabbit chase my cat and my cat bat the dog (it is backwards here LOL) I do let the cat "play" with the hermit crabs cause he can't hurt them..he justs watches them move and then the cat gets close and the crabs hides....I don't get the others (newt and leo) out when the cat is around just in case I am not sure what would happen. Plus, I don't get my Tokay out or my ACF so it is really just my furries that meet.

Kitchen Gala 2006!!

Well before The reptile room was built the ferrets could easily escape out of their cage and go let all the snakes free, this is bad news for the ferrets seeing as Libi could easily eat them but they could also hurt Libi...they let Libi out once and needless to say I was worried not for Libi, but for the ferrets..specially since Libi is a big baby and just slept in my pajama pats that I had left on the bed and the female ferret was nowhere to be found....my boyfriends moms beagle WAS very interested in the snakes until about a week ago when I had the male Peruvian red tail boa out(hes a decent sized guy) and I wasnt paying attention she decided shed have a sniff at him and he decided he wanted beagle for lunch.... but yeah, I dont let my animals out together is just a bad idea

I routinely let my BD roam with my two dogs and two cats. They give Drizzt a wide berth most of the time, it's actually quite funny that an 87lb. dog will slink off with his tail between his legs because of a little Bearded Dragon! LOL I let the Leopard Geckos out one at a time and keep them on the couch so I have better control over our cats. The cats won't bother the Bearded Dragon but they are VERY interested in the Leopard Geckos.

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lol my female gold skink has stared down both cats and my girlfriend. She's a piece of work, really nasty unless she's dealing with me.