PET Pet Peeves! What do they do that annoy, gross you out....?

[joycenalex]

after alex gets a drink from the waterbowl, he gets alot of water on the floor, and guess how many times i've found it in my socks?
richard, smelly runny stools can be a sign of poor quality or poorly digested food. maybe a higher quality food, or a change will firm up the stools and make it less smelly. while alexs' stools are still...poop, it's not horrid, just a lousy duty (pun intended)

[Flatcoatluver]

KENDY: Getting into dog food
KESHAW: her anooying crys
KASEY: Growling and hissing at other cats
ZOEY: NOt listing
T>J: scared or everything pounts
ducks: always attacking
fish: none

[wolf_Q]

Reggie has an obsession with trying to lick Nebo's privates ten thousand times a day. It drives me insane! Nebo gets a look in his eye like he's going to go after him (though he never has) and Reggie will not stop until I yell at him. Gross!! He also is really talented at getting right under your feet and tripping you.

Sydney's barking outside is extremely annoying, she'll just go nonstop...even if scolded she'll stop for a second then start up again. Her garbage habits are annoying too, we have to put the garbages out of her reach (especially bathroom one) because she just loves to chew up toilet paper. She doesn't just chew it up though, she spreads it throughout several rooms...

The only thing I can think of with Nebo is he's a messy drinker, he spills water all over the floor. He also will drink tons and tons of water at a time then run around the house and end up puking it up.

[Cookiebaker]

Malone: when I'm in a hurry to do something, or be someplace, he grabs something nawtee (off the coffee table or garbage can) and play "catch-me-if-you-can".

Emerson: Whenever I'm bent over to tie my shoes, he stands really close and WIGGLES. I push him away, and he just presses in that much harder. Tieing my shoes can sometimes be a 5 minute ordeal. And Emerson is a real water slop, too. He will take 2 mouthfuls of water, run around the kitchen letting it all dribble out. Repeat 3 or 4 times, and my kitchen is flooded.