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this gentleman has landed on his feet in his new home.... and look's like he knows it too!Looks like he's saying something along the lines of "fresh chicken fillet you say?"
tee hee! he's does the funniest howl when it's dinner time alright. like a cross between adele and ronnie drew
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are you serious wrote: »is it just me or does that picture mess with anyone elses head? I know the dog is at the bottom and it looking upwards, but somehow it feels like its looking down. .
Have you been taking funny pills again? Nope I don't notice anything strange, except the dog looks so shiny and perfect looking it looks like he's been photoshopped out of one of those old paintings! 0 -
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dolly getting ready to pull 480lbs earlier today.
this was dolly's first day weight pulling so i only let her pull if she wasnt straining herself. she pulled six blocks easily but she was only inching forward with 7 so we stopped her. once a dog is stopped they are walked the rest of the track with someone pushing the cart so the dog always thinks he's pulled it.
she pulled 14.5 times her own body weight. the winning bitch pulled 18.5 times her own weight so dolly wasnt far off. she also beat a couple of american bulldogs on ratio.
very proud of her
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its just called weight pulling its fairly popular, there was about 30 dogs competing yesterday - pits, staffies, american bulldogs, mastiffs etc. its great for working breeds. gets rid of a lot of the energy/frustration build up they can suffer from. 0
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Ah, very technical name I see! Yeah I can imagine it would be great for them altogether, I know for gun dogs if you don't give them some "work" to do they can develop a load problems, some even develop an obsession with throwing balls for them or stones or whatever. I suppose it's the same with all working breeds.DamagedTrax wrote: »its just called weight pulling its fairly popular, there was about 30 dogs competing yesterday - pits, staffies, american bulldogs, mastiffs etc. its great for working breeds. gets rid of a lot of the energy/frustration build up they can suffer from.0 -
My Popey is such a handsome mature fellow, pretty happy with himself after he gifted me a poor little blue tit today
. I have stopped feeding the birds a long time ago, so thankfully it happens a lot less these days.
COLAISTE FILM-2 by mountainsandheather, on Flickr
edit : oh and he isn't fierce, he's a real druelly softy, except with the birds.0 -
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Salem, 14 years old and went missing for 10 months, cannot express the joy when he came back!
Boxer, the lovable rogue who stole my heart!
Chunkie (who has since got a new collar, that's one every month!)
Jessi, my best friend
Jake, 15 and still going!
and finally, puppy heaven!
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timewilltell wrote: »Salem, 14 years old and went missing for 10 months, cannot express the joy when he came back!
you have such a lovely motley crew there! but as for salem - 10 months??! wowsers. i wonder where he went and what he did all that time. times like that ya wish they could talk
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Well, unfortunately my cat (Never gave her a name..... Just Cat ) died this morning. She was barely two. Think she ate something poisonous. She had given birth to four lovely kittens who were now eating solid food so she was bringing stuff back for them.....I liked me cat and I'll miss her (Blasé on the outside. Gutted on the inside. OK to show emotion about a dog but not a cat it seems) So here she is........
Me cat........ I'll miss her
PS. On a side note, is there a thread about giving away kittens etc? I have four but I want to give two....... Cheers.0 -
Sorry for your loss Happened to one of my cats too while she was pregnant on her first litter, we live beside the mart and they had poison layed out for rats. Don't know whether she sampled the poison or ate a poisoned rat but we found her dead near the entrance of the mart. She was my first kitty - cried for days! (don't worry, it's okay to show emotion for cats too!)
There is a rehoming thread here - http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=61224710
Stick up some pics and I'm sure they will be snatched up. Alternatively if you are friends with any pounds or rescues on facebook you should contact them and let them know you have some for rehoming if they would let you advertise on their page!0 -
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I love reading stories of returning cats/dogs. Amazing that Salem returned after 10 months.
Cats seem to have a habit of going missing for 10 months, my old cat Frodo went missing for ten months too! We had given up all hope, even gotten 2 new kittens in the meantime when one morning lo and behold there was his majesty sitting on the windowsill as if nothing had ever happened, little sod! He looked a lot like Salem in that picture too 0 -
you have such a lovely motley crew there! but as for salem - 10 months??! wowsers. i wonder where he went and what he did all that time. times like that ya wish they could talkI love reading stories of returning cats/dogs. Amazing that Salem returned after 10 months.SillyMangoX wrote: »Cats seem to have a habit of going missing for 10 months, my old cat Frodo went missing for ten months too! We had given up all hope, even gotten 2 new kittens in the meantime when one morning lo and behold there was his majesty sitting on the windowsill as if nothing had ever happened, little sod! He looked a lot like Salem in that picture too
I know, it's amazing! He's so quiet too, he would never dream of attacking another cat. He went missing in January 2011, and we had lost all hope as it was very out of character for him. In mid October my Granny was out gardening and she called me out...there he was sitting on the wall! He had a few marks on him but nothing major. He has since spent practically every day curled up on the patio furniture..or sleeping on my bed when he gets the chance!:) 0 -
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Yup! Our small fella picked the name.0 -
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Playtime:
Quiet time with Snail
Rolling around
Smudge taking a rest...she just flops down! You can just see the other kitty in the orange cube...they love that cube!
I think they wanna come in!
Jake (the dog) is going for a haircut next week, he's gonna look so handsome!0 -
SillyMangoX wrote: »Cats seem to have a habit of going missing for 10 months, my old cat Frodo went missing for ten months too! We had given up all hope, even gotten 2 new kittens in the meantime when one morning lo and behold there was his majesty sitting on the windowsill as if nothing had ever happened, little sod! He looked a lot like Salem in that picture too
So did he finally destroy the evil and burn the ring at the end? You should call the kittens Gandalf and Gimli or somethin
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