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On a brighter note than the internet one its been some time since we did one of these so to brighten up a freezing, snowy night....who here's got animals in their house of the non human kind?

we have 2 dogs (brothers, now 7 but still going strong) and 3 cats (4 if you count next doors who seems to be moving in cos the gobshite wont let him in.

Here's the dogs yesterday on the hill behind us. If you look closely between the black dog on the left (Bootsy) and the weed next to him you can just about see Valley Parade, Bratford's ground thru the murk

As you can see 2 of the cats have a very different approach to dealing with the weather

 
Learn to ski. The UK has 7 resorts. It will help you enjoy the winter and it will go by in a flash.
 
Big Chiv - 17/1/2013 19:08

We've got a little Westie that's a telly addict.
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I'm encouraging one of the cats to watch Africa, she's already a stone killer of mice, rats and birds but the lions freaked her out
 
OH NO YOU DIDN'T!!! ST2 Please don't be that guy pictures of dogs and cats there's a nice forum for teenage girls you should be on. No no no no no.....so sad!
 
Big Chiv - 17/1/2013 19:08

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LOL, mines the same BC. She has a obsession for bread, and always jumps in your seat when you get up.
 
spurdon - 17/1/2013 20:51

OH NO YOU DIDN'T!!! ST2 Please don't be that guy pictures of dogs and cats there's a nice forum for teenage girls you should be on. No no no no no.....so sad!
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I'm bored, its cold and you dont like wuvverley puppies and kitties so yah boo
 
Real Deal - 18/1/2013 10:19

Big Chiv - 17/1/2013 19:08

We've got a little Westie that's a telly addict.
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LOL, mines the same BC. She has a obsession for bread, and always jumps in your seat when you get up.
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what is it with bread? our 2 go mad for it as well. Mind you they'll eat anything
 
Have a labrador who is seven next month and is brilliant and a cat (the wifes) who is a parasite that costs me a fortune in vets bills and scavenges food of sleeps as his sole purpose in life.
 
ST2 - 18/1/2013 11:05

Real Deal - 18/1/2013 10:19

Big Chiv - 17/1/2013 19:08

We've got a little Westie that's a telly addict.
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LOL, mines the same BC. She has a obsession for bread, and always jumps in your seat when you get up.
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what is it with bread? our 2 go mad for it as well. Mind you they'll eat anything
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Try giving them a chocolate liqueur. That's always good for a laugh.
 
we have 2 usless cats ( my daughter's) and an 8 year old great dane who is convinced she is a lap dog and a 2 year old labradoodle who is the most untrainable dog I've ever had.
 
of course fox shit is another delicacy, along with cow shit, horse shit and deer shit
 
We have an Old English (and a dog as well). The dog is really 'special needs'. The previous 2 dogs we have had were also Old English sheepdogs but much more intelligent.

His name is 'Henry' (Henry II in fact, his predecessor was Henry I), We also have a cat called 'Charlie' who dominates him. They cost a fortune to keep, I would be rid of at least the cat but her indoors is devoted, mostly to the dog.

The 'Don't mess with me' look on the cat's face is normal.

 
oxfordspur - 18/1/2013 19:00

Have a labrador who is seven next month and is brilliant and a cat (the wifes) who is a parasite that costs me a fortune in vets bills and scavenges food of sleeps as his sole purpose in life.
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There's a pattern emerging here 'OX'. Animals = unwanted costs.

Our cat has a urinary tract infection which keeps him housebound. We have saved his bacon (if that's the right expression) many times sometimes at a cost of £500+. It won't happen again, next trip to the vet is for a looooong sleep.
 
Why may i ask has this thread not become an ade/defoe is the worst striker ever thread?

Have you lot not read the forum rules?
 
I have a cat called ade but he doesn't run around as much as jermain the guinea pig and he costs me too much.
 
Welshtel - 28/1/2013 21:37

We have an Old English (and a dog as well). The dog is really 'special needs'. The previous 2 dogs we have had were also Old English sheepdogs but much more intelligent.

His name is 'Henry' (Henry II in fact, his predecessor was Henry I), We also have a cat called 'Charlie' who dominates him. They cost a fortune to keep, I would be rid of at least the cat but her indoors is devoted, mostly to the dog.

The 'Don't mess with me' look on the cat's face is normal.
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That dog is freaking awesome looking! An 'Old English' you say? I've never seen one before but he's beautiful! Not really an option getting a dog that hairy in Australia though, I doubt they would be great in the heat. :) I have a 1 yr old Rottweiler who struggles enough in the heat as it is.

Edit: Thought I would post a nice beach pic to contrast ST2's pictures and warm you guys up a bit. :17:
P.s Enzo (the dog) is about 7-8 months in this shot. He is a big boy!
 
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