Do you have pets?
Emmeline Westin
8 år siden
We know you have very [cute dogs[(https://www.houzz.co.uk/discussions/are-there-any-dog-lovers-here-dsvw-vd~3570209?n=69) and very [cute cats[(https://www.houzz.co.uk/discussions/are-there-any-cat-lovers-here-dsvw-vd~3471435?n=42), but what about other pets?
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Yes, dog(s)
Yes, cat(s)
Yes, guinea pig/bunny/hamster
Yes, aquarium fish
Yes, a mix of the above
Yes, other
No, no pets
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