PC pets
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Computer dog
They may not be able to sniff out a malformed packet, alert you to performance degradation, or chase pests off the network, but these faithful (or heat-seeking) companions do make computer rooms a better place to be.
Even if your own workspace isn’t Bowser-friendly, and CAT 5 cable is as feline as it gets, these photos will give you a glimpse at how LAN’s best friend–and the rest of the animal kingdom–have adapted to the world of computers.
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This is my computer!
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This is what happens when the little one gets out.
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Working too hard!
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Raz reboots
I wanna play on the computer!
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Computer and dog
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Tonka sitting underneath the computer chair
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Bobby makes a bed in my new computer foam!
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Enhance my what?? ... You've gotta be kidding!
Now where did they put my picture?
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