Let's See Photos Of Your Pets

August 5, 2005

Who do you cache on the trails with or come home from caching to greet you!

Share the love :wacko:

Dallas is too old for the trails, but appreciates the McToys we bring him!

Lovey starts chattering away when we come home!

20.7k · August 5, 2005

How long does it take him to totally destroy a McToy?

Here's an old, fuzzy pic of Darby the Wonder Pup.

August 5, 2005

these are my guys/gals. They don't like to cache though :wacko:

Corn Snake

Haitian Curlytail

Mexican Rosehair

Fire Belly Frog

20.7k · August 5, 2005

1.8k · August 5, 2005

I think it's totally irresponsible for people to post photos of their pets on this website. A lot of criminals are familiar with use of a GPS, and at any moment, any of them might be able to hack into GC.com, find out my home coordinates, and abduct poor Fluffy. :wacko: That just demonstrates a complete lack of care. :blink:

:lol: :lol:

Okay, okay. Here's one of my little brain cell-deprived furballs:

Edit to make this actually geocaching-related: No, he's not very good company on caching trips. But, oddly enough, I did have to post that picture in order to get credit for a virtual.

Edited August 5, 2005 by Team Perks

August 5, 2005

(Live Webcam, she may not be visible all the time)

It's a Chinese Water Dragon, Female, named Pao Sze. I'll try to get a pic of her posted later :lol:

-Zixx

Edited August 5, 2005 by Zixx

August 5, 2005

My pups.. They go caching with us almost every single weekend.

August 5, 2005

I think it's totally irresponsible for people to post photos of their pets on this website. A lot of criminals are familiar with use of a GPS, and at any moment, any of them might be able to hack into GC.com, find out my home coordinates, and abduct poor Fluffy. That just demonstrates a complete lack of care.

How dare you presume to know the care I give my furry little friend!

:lol: :lol:

August 5, 2005

Here she was at three months:

And now at about six/seven months:

Numteg TB

August 5, 2005

This is my "Mele" ...

and this is Shellbelle

Edited August 5, 2005 by Oreo Pony

August 5, 2005

This is my "Mele" ...

that looks identical to my cat tynie. does your have a small black spot on the chin like a gotee?

I will post pics of my buddies when I get home from work.

August 5, 2005

Here's my Zoe-dog. She's my most frequent caching partner since my other one is the "reluctant hubby."

August 5, 2005

Nope. Mele's chin is white - cheeks black, white chin & whiskers - too cute! Look forward to your pics. OP

2.4k · August 5, 2005

This critter accompanies me on every cache lately...

20.7k · August 5, 2005

This critter accompanies me on every cache lately...

1/10 normal size? OMG, is it 15 inches long? :lol:

2.4k · August 5, 2005

1/10 normal size? OMG, is it 15 inches long?

We grow 'em big in New England.

(That "1/10" cracked me up when I saw it too... but they feel that big when they're attacking.)

20.7k · August 5, 2005

... but they feel that big when they're attacking.)

Has anybody seen Fluffy? :lol:

August 5, 2005

Fluffy the cache hunter! :lol:

August 5, 2005

If you can tell me exactly how to post pictures on this forum topic page(thread??), I will give it a try. I am very computer illiterate I guess.

August 5, 2005

My little baby chicken (er, um, 22 yr old cockatiel), aka "Bob", aka "the Peeper"

visiting with Bird Bert TB. He helps me plan finds and log caches online.

20.7k · August 5, 2005

If you can tell me exactly how to post pictures on this forum topic page(thread??), I will give it a try. I am very computer illiterate I guess.

First, you have to have someplace online to host your pics. Many people use a site like photobucket for this. Others post them to their archived cache pages.

Once you do that, copy the web address for your pic. When you type your message, click on the little button named IMG. Up will pop a box where you can paste your pic's address.

August 5, 2005

:lol: Thats him over on the left.

He was feeling a little fuzzy at the time.

Actual name is Poster Boy. 2yrs, 7mnths, 98lbs. :lol:

August 6, 2005

I liked Bob the chicken! We have one (er...4) of those, too! (a cockatiel, 2 budgies and a conure). They've posed in some TB photos for us and helped us log our finds online.

Here's Baxter & Lucy, heads of cache sniffing. We had a TB that wanted to see the latest coture of the folks who hosted her. So we put on a fashion show. No laughing. Okay, g'head. Can you see how utterly humiliated they look in this picture? lol Usually it's a bandana and nothin' else.

Elbie the conure:

Zekie, our blind budgie (TB welcoming committee) (and Sunny, administrative assistant, not pictured):

And Harley, my queen princess and cache logging supervisor, terrified of a tb on her playground:

August 6, 2005

Do pet monkeez count?

August 6, 2005

this is tynie on the left and tsunami on the right

this is Jade and she goes with me on 90% of my caching expeditions...she is 2 months old in the pic but now she is almost 5 months old...

edited to fix spelling and change picture of jade...this one was WAY better.

Edited August 6, 2005 by wreckelite

1.2k · August 6, 2005

I present Scooter, the amazing geocaching wonder Boxer!

August 6, 2005

She don't get to help anymore, she steals and hides the Micros

August 6, 2005

Harley and Maggie, 9 mos. & 7 mos. Yorkies. They haven't joined Max the black geodog on a hunt yet, but might soon. Cute, huh?

Edited August 7, 2005 by Capt. Jack & 1st Mate

August 6, 2005

Meet Logan. He is a 2.5 year old Cairn Terrier.

The breed was developed as mousers on the Isle of Skye and in the Scottish Highlands. Great dog!!!

August 6, 2005

This is Caching Beast Portia, me, and my parents in the background. She's a 1.5 yr old mutt, and is STILL not trained to seek out tupperware.

August 7, 2005

Buddy is the caching dog. I have trained him to sniff out tupperware and ammo cans. He also pees on all silly urban micros.

August 7, 2005

Hiding one of my first caches, we had to cross a stream, a dog will get thirsty after 6 miles of hiking uphill.

August 7, 2005

My cat Karma (one of five) playing with Cruise Chip

-Mr. Elrac

August 7, 2005

this is Jade and she goes with me on 90% of my caching expeditions...she is 2 months old in the pic but now she is almost 5 months old...

Hey, my black Lab Riley is 5 months and I take her cachin' about once a week. I have to bring treats for her to eat while I examine the cache or else she'll try to EAT the cache!

I'm sort of lame and can't figure out how to transfer her picture from Pt. Sal Panorama

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/log.aspx?II...ba0&LID=9241530

38.2k · August 7, 2005

This is my "Mele" ...

Wow, could he be related? These are Nayla and Hudson....or is it Hudson and Nayla:

Edited August 7, 2005 by briansnat

August 7, 2005

this is Jade and she goes with me on 90% of my caching expeditions...she is 2 months old in the pic but now she is almost 5 months old...

Hey, my black Lab Riley is 5 months and I take her cachin' about once a week. I have to bring treats for her to eat while I examine the cache or else she'll try to EAT the cache!

I'm sort of lame and can't figure out how to transfer her picture from Pt. Sal Panorama

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/log.aspx?II...ba0&LID=9241530

I don't really have a problem with her eating things other than my power cord for my PDA and me power cord for my vaccuum...both while plugged in. silly dog. her ears don't lay down like they used to..one lays down and the other sticks straight up...lol she also likes my cats' toys to chew on more than her own.

August 7, 2005

I cache with my Geo-Dog Bandit, he is a Carin Terrier. I dont have any photos of him on my profile, I will upload some later. But for right now below is a picture of a dog similar to him.

August 7, 2005

and

1k · August 8, 2005

<<<====== Kai

August 8, 2005

Molly at her first cache. We were FTF, too!

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...42-b21e37789680

Edited August 8, 2005 by Ed_S

August 8, 2005

Here's my Husky that I take caching with me.

August 8, 2005

:rolleyes:

It looks like she is being crushed by Sumo Cat. Was she okay? Did she need to be put on life support after this tragic occurrence?

August 8, 2005

Here is my pet. He is a wonderful companion and generally useful in times of trouble.

His name is Gou De Tien. He is a most useful companion, though his mischief tends to get us both into trouble.

(edited to correct grammar and other stuff)

Edited August 8, 2005 by OHMIKY

2k · August 8, 2005

Here We Go:

My full blooded Greyhound that we rescued, his name is Bogey.

My full blooded Border Collie, also resued from a bad situation.

Dextar the cat.

Kirby the Quaker Parrot (he can say over 30 words)

The fish and aqua frog, both belonging to my two sons.

2.6k · August 8, 2005

Pepper

Shawna

August 8, 2005

and

Sorry about asking. But How much Does the CAT WEIGHT? Just curious.

20.7k · August 8, 2005

Has anyone mentioned that fat cats die sooner?

August 8, 2005

This cat looks suspiciously like felix photoshopicus

August 9, 2005

and

:unsure:

2.4k · August 9, 2005

This cat looks suspiciously like felix photoshopicus

Looks real to me (mostly because we used to have a cat just about that size.... his name was "Big Cat").

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