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He's beautiful!!! I know, I don't have to live with them. When I was a kid I'd catch lizards of all kinds and keep them for a few days. We only have fence lizards and horny toads here. Anything that eats bugs is a friend of mine...
The iguanas eat all the landscaping. They burrow in seawalls undermining them and have actually undermined foundations of ground level houses. They crap on everything, ruin gardens, carry salmonella in their poop and get bigger than 5 foot. I wish they would eat insects. I love my geckos, anoles, chameleons, Cuban curly tails and all the ones wild in the house, I have named them.
The iguanas have become invasive here and FWC has asked people to humanely (shoot them) dispose of them. You can drive down US1 and see 100s of them on the sides of the road eating or sunning.
 
OMG, :spit: I had just taken Buddy out to the driveway and given him a bath with the warm water hose from the garage. He did very well, standing there while I washed him. When I went into the house for a towel, I told him to stay. He stayed in the same spot that I left him. So I toweled him off, put away the hose and then walked back in the house. I didn't give him any commands. I actually just wanted him to be outside to dry off a little bit.

So I go in the kitchen and peek through my one window and see this! :love:
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OMG that was such a cute face peeking around the corner! Like, Wellllll, we're waaaaaiting! (Caddyshack)


More waiting....:rofl:
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A wubby? Never heard of them ill take a look. Albert looks quite content.

Finally bought Jasper a Jolly ball. I was going to keep it as an outdoor only toy but it makes him so happy. He carries it around like its his baby.

Look at those sweet ears!
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A wubby? Never heard of them ill take a look.
It's just a term I borrowed from the movie Mr Mom since it can be a kids favorite blanket or other thing that's their prize possession that they look to for comfort.

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My Wubbie

I love the 1983 movie Mr. Mom with Michael Keaton and Teri Garr. My favorite part is the little boy and his "wubbie." In the movie he is very attached to his blanket, but at the end of the movie after seeing his Dad give up a much-loved flannel shirt, he finally decides to give up his wubbie.
I can so relate. When I was little I loved the silk edge of a blanket and rubbed that when I went to sleep at night (yes, while sucking two fingers).
Maybe that is why I still crave comfy and cozy things, like blankets and pajamas. Maybe we never really grow out of some of our childhood things (except for the finger sucking luckily) and blankets and pajamas are the acceptable adult forms of a "wubbie." "
 
Such a sweet face. I’ve had her out at work with me all day. We have come a long way in almost two days. She is boarding at our clinic until the 9th.
Spending as much time with her as I can. Finally got her to eat for the first time since she arrived by hand feeding her.
Now she sticks to me like glue. She plays ball with me and is coming out of her shell.
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