The "my pet is a cool fcuker"thread Include pics if you got them

Pets are the best:p have a rescue westie. She rules the house. Loves being dirty so the moment she's had her shower she's off outside to undo the good work. Shampoo bedammed;)

It's ok to be jealous. There has never been a better cat.

Can't afford pets, I have kids instead

Watching my one year old cat hunt and eat bluebottles and daddy long legs is one of the best forms of free entertainment around. The transfixed stalking, destructive acrobatic flips and the moment of surprised delight as she realises she's actually caught it and starts chewing.

Silas Rancid Guy wrote: »

I could have sworn I posted about this on a Pets forum somewhere....

Certainly rings a bell.
http://touch.boards.ie/thread/2057481999/1

Lost this lad last year, had Paddy for 15 years, miss the little f*cker

I have 2 cats and a dog.
The grey cat was here first, he's 14. He's got only 1 eye, the vet removed it the very same day I adopted him, he was sick with cat flu and we didn't know if he'd make it. He did, and he's the nicest, gentlest giant cat (taller than the dog). Smart too, in his own quiet way. Has figured how to open doors whatever way they're closed (push or pull), while the dog still just whinges until he's let out of a room.

The dog was second. Again, a big softy. Literally wouldn't hurt a fly, literally. He's just happy to meet anyone and anything, a bumblebee on the ground, or a new doggy friend. Acts all traumatized when the cat is after killing a mouse. Tries very hard to say "I whoohwhooh" for Lidl sausages (I love you, but he's not quite there yet). Does that shihtzu x bichon thing where he "talks" to you with a tilted head.
Can't sleep without Fluffy, his teddy girlfriend (yes. yes he does.).

The little one is new, she's a bItch and a nutcase. She's called Amber but we should have called her Xena Warrior Princess. Over dramatic if you step on a single hair of her tail or paws (I thought I'd killed her first time she squealed). Over dramatic when it comes to food, you'd swear she hasn't eaten ever in her life every time she's fed. Jumps on the grey cat screaming "Geronimoooo" (often from a height) 20 times a day. Big cat fights with her, bites (but not too hard, because he's a softy), but she thinks he's playing, so she jumps again. Tried to suck milk off the dog's tummy, thankfully I think she has copped on there's nothing there now.

But hey, they all get on when all is said and done, and it's a lot of fun looking at them interacting, and the 3 of them have to be really fussed over every time I come home from work, that's a lovely moment every day.

Mountainsandh wrote: »

I have 2 cats and a dog.
The grey cat was here first, he's 14. He's got only 1 eye, the vet removed it the very same day I adopted him, he was sick with cat flu and we didn't know if he'd make it. He did, and he's the nicest, gentlest giant cat (taller than the dog). Smart too, in his own quiet way. Has figured how to open doors whatever way they're closed (push or pull), while the dog still just whinges until he's let out of a room.

The dog was second. Again, a big softy. Literally wouldn't hurt a fly, literally. He's just happy to meet anyone and anything, a bumblebee on the ground, or a new doggy friend. Acts all traumatized when the cat is after killing a mouse. Tries very hard to say "I whoohwhooh" for Lidl sausages (I love you, but he's not quite there yet). Does that shihtzu x bichon thing where he "talks" to you with a tilted head.
Can't sleep without Fluffy, his teddy girlfriend (yes. yes he does.).

The little one is new, she's a bItch and a nutcase. She's called Amber but we should have called her Xena Warrior Princess. Over dramatic if you step on a single hair of her tail or paws (I thought I'd killed her first time she squealed). Over dramatic when it comes to food, you'd swear she hasn't eaten ever in her life every time she's fed. Jumps on the grey cat screaming "Geronimoooo" (often from a height) 20 times a day. Big cat fights with her, bites (but not too hard, because he's a softy), but she thinks he's playing, so she jumps again. Tried to suck milk off the dog's tummy, thankfully I think she has copped on there's nothing there now.

But hey, they all get on when all is said and done, and it's a lot of fun looking at them interacting, and the 3 of them have to be really fussed over every time I come home from work, that's a lovely moment every day.

Looks like a calico? They're all lunatics.

anna080 wrote: »

My dog judges all of you

https://i.imgur.com/3KixBMf.jpg

Harry Pawper

Some great pics , my JRT doesn't do photos.

This leggy moggy is Kovu. I've had him since he was about 7 weeks old and he kips on my bed most nights.
TBH I don't think he knows he's a cat as he comes for walks and follows basic commands, along with walking on a leash :pac:
He lives for mayonnaise (won't touch cream or milk) and now knows the fridge has to be opened when tea is being made so he'll come thundering into the kitchen to beg mayo from a chair. He has a female companion, Squeak, who he brought home in the late stages of pregnancy (not sure if I should applaud him for taking care of her or be mad at him for getting her up the duff in the first place) and they go hunting together. Last night he brought me a rat the size of my foot and left it outside my window, plus he must have brought it back alive as it was in a puddle of blood when I seen it this morning:pac:

Oh and he whinges until I open the attic stairs for him & he runs up them and sleeps up there for hours. He climbs any ladder he sees for some reason


This is him doing his ladder 'thing' https://i.imgur.com/VpGHm9p.gifv