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Post your pets with basses pictures, Part 2

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Some fine pets here, and basses as well.

The first is my guitarist's cat; he has an appreciation for contrast.

The second is my Rosie, from the local shelter. She's such a butthead sometimes.
 

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... if you can believe it ( not too far-fetched I guess) Max was 'procured' from the Montgomery Co. (MD- near D.C.) rescue shelter. We had to drive down to 'meet the doggie' (about 1-1/2 hrs.)- then they sent a lady to 'inspect' our home (see if we were 'dog-worthy' (we were!)... then Max's 'foster mom' brought him to stay! The process was worth it (for all three of us)!

Hope this doesn't get the thread too off- topic...
 
f46, I have a soft spot in my heart for smaller dogs, and your's is really a great looking dog!

My dad had a dog JUST like that when he was a kid in the 1950's. The dog's name was Daisy and was the smartest dog he ever had. He knew when bath time was and hid under the bed, etc... Ahhhh, pets and basses !!
 
cuuuute pets!
can i join? im surprised there was a thread like this in here. here's my cat sitting on my practice amp. i would also like to own a dog someday when i have my own house. we're hiding these cats in our apartment as the landlord doesn't allow pets in the compound.

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