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Awwwww it is still cute. i love it when they have huge full tails i jsut want to pick one up znd hug it and pet it but i know it would bite me *giggles*

That's interesting about squirrels' tails, I hadn't heard that before. I do know that the little varmints like to make nests in insulation though! We seem to have some in our garage this year, and they're pulling lots of insulation out of the walls to make their nests. We can hear them scurrying around in the wall between the garage and the house as well. I wouldn't mind them sheltering in the garage, but if they start chewing the wires in the walls, it could start a fire. I wish there was some way to encourage them to leave, without hurting them...

necie1286 wrote:

Awwwww it is still cute. i love it when they have huge full tails i jsut want to pick one up znd hug it and pet it but i know it would bite me *giggles*

In some places in London, squirrels are *very* friendly. One park I went to had a stall where you could buy nuts which were squirrel-friendly, and they'd just come up to you and take the nut out of your hand, before running away and eating it, or most likely, burying it. They'd sometimes even climb onto people to reach the nuts, as well as chase all other squirrels away (one squirrel was instantly digging up what another was burying - It was so cute ).

Awwww! It really looks like a mix of a rat and squirrel! Though, at first glance to me it looks more like a rat then a squirl with such a tail. :silly:

Teehee. Glad you all liked it.

Without the tail, it really reminds me of a really big type of rodent, especially with that shaped head..But I can't recall what it's called..Been bugging me for a while..

Unfortunately we just had to put our dog to sleep.
And we were determined that we should not have another dog right away, but there is so empty in the house without our dog, so we've already ordered a new little puppy, so now we just have to wait. :side: