Self-indulgent pet thread

[ddraig]

here we go

 

[CRI]

here we go
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Proper LOL at that "well fuck this" look though!

 

[ddraig]

yeah she wasn't amused by it
i took it off straight away as was tight around legs

 

[ddraig]

some of the doggies we met on walk earlier

 

[ddraig]

no one else posting pets?
only here til sat so will have another long break

despite having a full bowl of food and nice fresh water she was drinking from a manky plant pot out the back and sort of chewing this grass/plants for ages a little while ago, they do this for digestion don't they?

 

[ddraig]

there have been some seriously stinky farts since

 

[treefrog]

have some Pockle, she's letting me photograph her tonight

 

[Looby]

here we go
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Picket dog!

 

[ddraig]

awwww! much cuter! and righteous

 

[ddraig]

meeting a new fluffy floppy friend today
anyone know what type of dog this is? i was tempted to swap it was so cool

 

[Manter]

looks like a water spaniel

 

[Manter]

 

[Manter]

fucking hell that's enormous, sorry

 

[clicker]

George and Tinker chillin'.

 

[ddraig]

fucking hell that's enormous, sorry

and like a psycho version of the puppy i saw in park!

 

[Saffy]

Cassie is one tired pup.

 

[Manter]

and like a psycho version of the puppy i saw in park!

If you google them, some of the pictures are quite cute. But the cute ones wouldn't copy

 

[sim667]

No matter how cuyoot she looks here in still scared of her.

 

[trabuquera]

Saw this and couldn't help but think of CRI - who I am sure keeps a MUCH more well-regulated menagerie:


http://www.itv.com/news/2014-06-06/...-to-400-after-breaking-into-female-enclosure/


this is the guilty one:


it really is the quiet grey ones you have to watch out for...

 

[fucthest8]

Yeah, CRI was righteously upset about this on the bandwith thread, apparently past a certain age the females can't give birth due to fused pelvis, so they actually die if they get pregnant

 

[trabuquera]

blimey. how does that work in the wild then? anyway, yes, it's not really v funny.

 

[CRI]

blimey. how does that work in the wild then? anyway, yes, it's not really v funny.

They kind of do the live fast die young thing in the wild and would naturally start breeding around the age of 4 weeks (yeah, I know!) They tend to get eaten by something or other before too long.

Someone I know via rodent circles on t'interweb has been in touch offering to take some of the babies and asking after the sows and they've insisted "all is fine," but she's going to keep an eye on things.

 

[CRI]

On a happier note, Yay Pockle and yay all the other gorgeous furries.

 

[treefrog]

On a happier note, Yay Pockle and yay all the other gorgeous furries.

I'm just home from the gym and she's licking the sweat off me. Weirdo

 

[pigtails]

George is loving the new cushion I got him for the top of the fridge.

 

[CRI]

Sunday in the bed with pets!

 

[TikkiB]

that top one looks like a still from a particularly tense thriller...

 

[lizzieloo]

Brandy has had a lump on his hind leg for a while now, it's pretty much all of the top bit of his leg, he had a biopsy a week ago, we got the results today, there were no cancer cells in the tissue they tested but the vet still thinks that's what's going on. We've decided not to put him through any more vet stuff, he's OK in himself right now, don't want to change that.



He's a lovely dog, it's gonna be hard when he gets poorly

 

[a_chap]

He won't get poorly Lizzy. He'll just get old.

He struck lucky when he picked you out of the hat.

 

[Shirl]

I wasn't sure which thread to post this in. It's me, my son, my dog and next door's cat