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Q: Does any westerner have pets in China?

I have female Husky called Keiko. My gf has a rabbit, a dirty ugly Chinese dog called Bubbles and two birds, she also had 1 rabbit and 2 hamsters that decided to call it a day.

14 years 29 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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Ive got 2 turtles

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There's a neighborhood cat who walks into my house whenever he feels like it and sleeps under my kitchen table. I guess that counts as a pet.

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My boyfriend is Chinese. Does that count? He is really high maintenance and messy though. I don't recommend one.

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Live passionately, even if it kills you, because something is going to kill you anyway."rn-- Webb Chiles

 
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Laura! Are you likening your BF to a pet. *shock*

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Tired of dirt and lies.

 
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i am raising a Dog.

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he is Chinese. He pees all over the floor and drops food everywhere when he eats. so yeah, I am sorta comparing him to a dog.

But I wuves him. so I keeps him. and he rolls his eyes at me when I scold him. and he takes care of me when Im sick. so maybe not SO much like a dog. Im an extreme dog lover anyway, so it works.

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