I love books. I worked as a government paper pusher. I work in an office setting. I like my job. I have a pet lizard. I feed my pet crickets, meal worms and tomato worms for a treat. I have a 2 month old pet bearded dragon.I raised my lizard from a hatchling. I think bearded dragons are adorable. I think bearded dragons are easy to find in stores.
I work as an assistant at a doctor's office. My job has great benefits and paid vacation. I would like to see a bearded dragon. I like reptiles. I do not want reptiles as a pet. I have a dog. I wouldn't take reptiles out of their cages if I had them as pets. I might be willing to own a bearded dragon.
I think I will get another hatchling so my bearded dragon will have a friend. That's interesting to hear, is your bearded dragon lonely? I know it can be pretty daunting for some pets to be living all by themselves, especially when your away from the house. Nah, this guy doesn't care. He's very self-absorbed. There's a mirror near him so I think he gets off on looking at himself. Does your dog not do well on their own? They do get lonely at times, but they mostly get by. They seem to enjoy my company the most, so I think getting another dog might make them jealous if they see me giving them less attention than normal. I've heard that, but I've also heard of people getting another dog so the two can then keep each other company. Maybe you just have to be sure to treat them equally? Dogs are so loving. You might want to use up one of those five star hotel vouchers from work before you get another dog. That is true, that voucher could easily come in handy. I think if I do want to get another dog, it would be a rescue as I would want to adopt a dog that is in need of a good home. Would you be fine adopting a bearded dragon as opposed to raising it from a hatchling? Totally; they are very low maintenance. They aren't as trainable as dogs are. Is your current dog a rescue? There are so many in need of good homes. They aren't a rescue from a shelter, but I did adopt them from a friend who couldn't keep them anymore. They were moving to an apartment that didn't allow for pets, and I was willing to take them and give them a good home. Aww, that's great. As far as I'm concerned, you rescued them. Any idea what breed they are? I know they are a mixed breed, they seem to be a mix of a scottish terrier with another type of dog, as they are much bigger than most terriers I have seen. Oh, how interesting. So what kind of doctor do you work for? I work as an assistant for an ophthalmologist, or a doctor that specializes in eyes. It can be a bit unnerving to see what kind of diseases you can get that affects your vision, and how untreatable certain diseases are.