My Pets

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Currently I have two beautiful cats, a adorable Guinea pig and two cute gerbils. My two little kitties are so wonderful. We have been together as a family for about five years and I wouldn't trade those years for anything the world. One is pure white with big yellow eyes and the other one is pure orange and white. The white one’s name is Jededekoria, and the orange and white one is named Jedededoria but prefers to be called pumpkin. The reason why we can tell that she prefers pumpkin is that she responds to it and not her name. Whenever we really call her by her really name is when she is in trouble and she knows it. My two cats are very cute and adorable and they have little attitudes about them in every way. They tell us when we have done something they think isn't very good. My guinea pig is a Peruvian guinea pig. His fur will keep growing and we have to cut it and brush it as well as washing it. It is a pain in the butt. But I do love his little attitude and his personality. He would tip his house over on his top, upside down and he would sit on the inside as if it was some kind of bed for him. The funny part of it is he is my boyfriends arch enemy. It is as funny as it sounds. The funny thing is he would watch my boyfriend and stay still with a funny look on his little fluffy face. It is weird but yet cute. He looked like he was ready to do something to my boyfriend and yet it was so cute. He has a little bit of an attitude when it comes to men but when it comes to women he is very loving. But it is very cute to see him act like he is trying to flirt with women. The gerbils are named Rena and Zippy. They are both black and white but Rena is mostly black while Zippy is mostly white. I love them both. Rena’s a girl and Zippy is a boy. Zippy is a good boy. He is very loving and cute. We never allow them in the same cage because we didn’t want them to breed. We always thought that Rena was too hyper to have babies. Shes always running around and doing something. And she is getting a little too old to have babies and give birth and be safe after the birth without any complications. Gerbils live between three to five years and she is about two to three now. We thought it would be better off if she didn’t have any babies anyways. Its safer for her anyways. I always thought it was easier not to worry about a living being if it isn’t even conceived yet. We keep them separated for her health and safety right now. We would rather have her anyways. We are not sure how to take care of baby gerbils if she died during the birth. Kittens and puppies we can if we ever came across any without mothers but gerbils? We are not prepared for something like that.