What an idea!

I think they are on to something...

http://d.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/ap/2...VcsdEYAE6abg--


And the real story...

Eighteen-month-old Olivia Rose, right, peers out of one of the kennels next to Basset Hound, Daisy Mae, while visiting her veterinarian mother, Dr. Bev Cappel, at her clinic, Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2006, in Chesnut Ridge, N.Y. Olivia briefly eluded her mother, who was speaking to a visitor, and wandered into the kennel and closed the door on her own. She was discovered shortly after by a vet technician. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson)

Well at least Olivia had her nice pink blankie with her. Amazing the identical looks in their eyes isn't it! LOL

haha that's funny

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Originally Posted by nathanledet

haha that's funny

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And practical!

I wonder if you can put a food hoppper and auto watering system?

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Originally Posted by monk90222

I wonder if you can put a food hoppper and auto watering system?

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If you could, I might live there...

It looks like they're both saying "Pick me, Pick Me"!!! :8:

Funny! I had an idea in my youth, while I thought I'd still have kids; set up a horse stall for them to play in (like a giant playpen) and go do barn chores.. now watch someone capitalize on that.

Dang, and I thought I was original....

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...9/babycage.jpg

When I worked at a parrot store we joked a lot about that kind of thing when the super large macaw cages came in. :)

Um, that wasn't a joke.


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I know two different kids raised in vet clinics who are quite content to curl up in a dog crate for a nap, LOL.

Doesn't every parent do that? Jk JK


Funny!

all you need to do is put a padded door on a playland at

Mcdonald's! :D


vaughn

Children dont belong in a cage, they belong in various rooms in the house, cleaning and earning their keep.

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Originally Posted by kavmon

all you need to do is put a padded door on a playland at

Mcdonald's! :D


vaughn

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