CRI
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Oooooh, big congratulations then! (commiserations to Genghis perhaps!)Yes- small bald boy kitten that isn't remotely litter trained arrived on 8th. He's gorgeous- Ghengis largely ignores him
Self-indulgent pet thread
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CRI
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Oooh, lovely photos. They have such "attitude!"Yes, he is but he does currently look like a rat (he has a particularly ratty tail). He'll be a beautiful sleek boy when he's older - he has a tummy like a song thrush
I think animals can change alot when they grow up. Pig wise, some of the ones that started out as rather scruffy looking babies grew up to be gorgeous! Although Griff's an oddity - v cute bub and still looks like a teddy bear. He was exactly 3 weeks in this one.
CRI
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*snort*that picture of Griff has made me go all gooey, and i pride myself on not going gooey.
Just for you then, here's Malcolm Preston MacRodent VIII at almost 8 weeks.
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
Young Mussolini
Orang Utan
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His resemblance to El Duce has been noted
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
One of the cats I'm looking after has a skin complaint cos he's allergic to himself 
He's lovely though:
He's lovely though:
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
One of the cats I'm looking after has a skin complaint cos he's allergic to himself
being allergic to cats is
if you're a cat, it must be
1 fat cat, boxed and ready to go:
Bitter&Twisted
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^^^Pretty cat^^^
I bought my boy Stanley a very nice cat-bed and a luxury thick fleece blanket. What does he kip in? That's right, a cardboard shoe-box. Contrary little pest.
I bought my boy Stanley a very nice cat-bed and a luxury thick fleece blanket. What does he kip in? That's right, a cardboard shoe-box. Contrary little pest.
Callie
Pivoting
Could be worse, one of mine steals half the bed and lies across the bed along the pillow line
I think they do it on purpose. She loves cardboard boxes more than her cushion.
Could be worse, one of mine steals half the bed and lies across the bed along the pillow line
Mine will take up most of the bed, and when we get her to move out of the way so we can get in, she then lies across the top of my head like a furry wig. Fine in the winter but boiling hot in summer
Bitter&Twisted
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My fella will only sleep on the bed when I'm not in it. He won't sit on my lap and never has. I'm trying to work out what his use is and why I keep him. Like I said: he's a contrary little pest.
Looby
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My cats wouldn't sit on our laps apart from the really needy one and she's just annoying. ; )
Get dogs, you can't get them off your bloody lap/sofa/bed/exact place you need to stand in the kitchen.
hounds!
I just put this on Facebook but thought I'd share here too. Wolfie with our dogs Skye and May and Vincent the cat.
Deerhounds!
What's stopping you?
lack of space ( i assume they need a fair bit?), and living in London. they always strike me as a country dog. The greyhound suits us perfectly as they are so lazy. Also Mr T is somewhat resistant to having another dog, and the campaign so far has been about getting a whippet to keep the greyhound company. suggesting a deerhound at this stage might be a conceptual leap too far for him...What's stopping you?
Orang Utan
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Is Wolfie alive in that pic? I'd go and check on him if I were you
He was watching Ocean's Eleven and trying to work out who the actors were
Deerhounds are really quite lazy
Orang Utan
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Diabetic kitty:
Nonmoreblack interloper:
Nonmoreblack interloper:
Manter
Lunch Mob
I gave up and have the cat bed away... He now has a cardboard box in the living room, one in the attic and one in our bedroom that has the sort of really rough blanket removers use to protect furniture on it. He loves them all
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