Had to share

Well I took Fluffy out after a week of letting her settle in and eat for me, and the first thing she did was poop on me, but deal with a few monitors and this is nothing new. After that she settled down and was content to be out and about, my daughter wanted to hold her so we hooked Fluffy up to the harness (she has been trained on one for months) and I let her taked her around the house both seemed to enjoy it and I even managed to get a few pics in after Fluffy got tired.

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Thanks for looking

Purple is sooooooooooo Fluffy's color! LOL

Cute pics Sean, thanks for sharing.


~~Jo~~

aww! Very cute

Thats so cute !! :)

Ive never seen a monitor on a leash before, if i had one i would probly have to put a studded collar on it, or if it was a girl, a cute little sweater. LOL just kiddin but its still a cute idea :)

Awwww - how sweet - she looks really cute in that harness. Do they take well to having them on and walk about and that? What type of monitor is Fluffy?

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Originally Posted by Razaiel

Awwww - how sweet - she looks really cute in that harness. Do they take well to having them on and walk about and that? What type of monitor is Fluffy?

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Fluffy is a Asian Water Monitor, she doesnt mind the harness at all but she has been in one now for the past six months, its the best way to let her down to roam around as when she gets spooked she can still hit some really fast top speeds are darts right for the spots I cant get to her. Oh and I dont really walk her she walks me goes where she wants to go and such.

Heel, Fluffy! =P


Really cute, she looks like a cool lizard =)

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Originally Posted by Python-77

Fluffy is a Asian Water Monitor, she doesnt mind the harness at all but she has been in one now for the past six months, its the best way to let her down to roam around as when she gets spooked she can still hit some really fast top speeds are darts right for the spots I cant get to her. Oh and I dont really walk her she walks me goes where she wants to go and such.

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I used one for a beardie I had once - she refused to move at all - typical beardie!!

I'd like to take ours out in the garden in the summer but wouldn't want him/her to shoot off anywhere - a leash sounds like a good idea.