I generally have a feline supervisor in the bathroom too.Quote:
Originally Posted by gninnam
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I generally have a feline supervisor in the bathroom too.Quote:
Originally Posted by gninnam
Sugy rejects the entire cannon of Western thought.
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Looks like he has a grasp of it...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-us-canada-55043171
PUPPIES CLOSE ENCOUNTER
Emyrs posing as usual:
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Marco.
Mia on charge in the crows nest https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...f18fb1f873.jpg
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On charge? What, you mean she runs on batteries? That explains the eyes :) Do they changes colour when she's fully charged?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ian7633
:lol:
looks like the bat signal.
Chip, chilling out to some London Grammar...
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Hard to tell which end is which - though if you got it wrong I'm sure he's let you know :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Filterlab
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Yes, there’d be no mistaking then. :D
Christmas pressie to the Boy from his Mrs, he DOES love his Cat. :)
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Absolutely gutted today :(
Had to put our second kitten down as he started to appear 'different' 2 weeks ago, then this week seemed very lethargic just like his brother did.
Took him to the vets yesterday and after some blood tests, he has cat Covid so today we decided to not let him suffer we would put him down
A picture a few weeks back with his older brother (not by blood) - RIP Zeus!
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:(
So sorry to hear that Andy, heartbreaking. Hopefully in time you will be able to let more furry ones into your life.
Thanks both.
No plans for new furry friends as lost 4 in the last 3 years (first one poisoned, second run over and the last 2 from feline covid) :(
Sugar is so beautiful she has to partially cover her head so as not to get male dogs too excited.
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My new amp arrived today, temporarily set up until I build the new racks. Immediately the amp has found its secondary purpose... :lol:
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Love it :lol:
Here is the lizard of my daughter - Lacerta viridis, around 32 cm long. He is with us almost an year.
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I present to you all...
Kitler
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Originally Posted by InThe Sticks
LOL! 'Kitler'. :lol:
Rudi dog with her new collarhttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...0577d97d1e.jpg
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A message to you Rudi: You look Pretty in Pink. Sorry, couldn't resist :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zoidburg
So like my poor little dear Tia (recently deceased) - your photo made me smile, and bought a tear to my eye, beautiful girl.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zoidburg
Old photo of Tia:
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She looks lovely Guy, I'm sorry for your loss. I know from experience how hard it can be, but I bet she had a wonderful life with you.
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Both lovely dogs
Blue and Bess. One rescued 18 months ago and one four weeks ago. They are best mates.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...585772620f.jpg
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"Bugger off with your camera, we're having a private conversation here" :) Are you going to get a skateboard for Bess? I've seen one on telly that is very good at skateboarding, though Mrs. P thinks I'm a simpleton for believing it. Prove her wrong Bess!Quote:
Originally Posted by oldius
Cheers Ben, she was absolutely wonderful.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zoidburg
I promised myself that I wouldn't get another. But after a week of my my feeling really down my wife told me that I should look for another.
If she ends up half as good as Tia, I will consider myself lucky - certainly keeping me on my toes at the moment:
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That looks like a bundle of trouble!
It's so wonderful seeing all these beautiful furry family members (I hate the term "pets" as they are far more than that). The pain of losing them is immense but we are so lucky to share their lives and love them as much as they love us.
I haven't seen my Mia for several weeks as serious illness crept up on me and I've just had five weeks in hospital and am now being cared for in a nursing home where I'm thankfully recovering and learning to walk again. Mia is currently being fostered by a lovely lady who is treating her like a family member and being allowed all the freedoms she has at home. It's such a comfort to me to know she's safe and being looked after so well although I am missing her a lot.
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So true - they are family members.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ian7633
Sorry to hear about your illness - sooner you are reunited with Mia the better both of you will feel (great therapy).
Best wishes. Guy.
Yeah get well soon Ian, Mia wants her dad back :) They're very good at looking like they're not bothered, but we know they are really.
That's wonderful Guy[emoji16] you can't replace a lost dog but you can certainly start another adventure with a new friend.Quote:
Originally Posted by guy
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What beautiful, happy dogs doing lovely doggy things.
Also a shamefully tardy thanks for the get well messages, very kind. I was having problems walking, getting weaker and finally unable to even stand. I've had problems with my digestion for years and it transpires I have Ischemic Colitis which is poor blood flow to the intestines which over time causes scar tissue to form and reduce absorption of nutrients from food. This has resulted in my body, attempting to keep me alive has been using my muscles as a source of energy therefore making me progressively weaker. I'm now on a high protein diet and medication for life and lots of rehab to get back on my feet. I can only thank the fantastic nurses, doctors and all the staff of the NHS, amazing people.
Beautiful - does she/he let you have the ball back? (my last one never did :))Quote:
Originally Posted by Zoidburg
Nope, she's very possessive [emoji16] we have to have 2 balls per walk.
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My Staffy also refuses to relinquish balls and toys.
the cat in red dwarf... You'd never get a cat to be a servant. You ever see a cat return a stick? "Hey, man. You threw the stick, you go and get it yourself, I'm busy. If you wanted the stick so bad, why'd you throw it away in the first place?" :eyebrows:
Hey IanQuote:
Originally Posted by Ian7633
Sorry to hear you've been unwell. Sounds like you are heading in the right direction however. I'll pop over to say hello when you are home, feel well enough and we are allowed to socialise again. Take care mate.
Loz
Thanks Loz, it will be great to catch up again, might even have my gramophone set up by then lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by HackneyRF
2 new kittens added to the family today - both full of energy, 14 weeks old.
Sully and Boo
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Very cute, Andy. Hope they're doing well:)
Here's our little ginger Tom fast asleep, being the 'centre' of attention:
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Centre speaker for the home-cinema system:D
Marco.
Rudidog, caught in the evening sunlight tonight.
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