Post a picture of your pet
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Mo1959
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- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
Awww. What did she get in her presents?
AndreaJ
Veteran
3 new toys which my daughter insisted had to be wrapped 😂Awww. What did she get in her presents?
Mrs M
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Happy birthday!
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Mrs M
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Thomas has had a very busy day!
Supervising as Mr M and I sanded and painted the gate and some wooden planters, then had a snooze in the sun (so die we)
Feeling a bit hot so took refuge in the Wendy house (opened especially for His Highness).
Polished off some haddock and looking very satisfied with himself
Supervising as Mr M and I sanded and painted the gate and some wooden planters, then had a snooze in the sun (so die we)
Feeling a bit hot so took refuge in the Wendy house (opened especially for His Highness).
Polished off some haddock and looking very satisfied with himself
carlosfandangus
Über Member
My new pet, just for the night, found in the park in full sun, taken home for a drink and meal, I normally take in youngsters before they hibernate for winter, feed them up etc until release in spring, unusual to see one at this time of day, let go just after Midnight, scurried off to find another meal,
Mo1959
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- Perthshire,Scotland
Well done.
Hugh Manatee
Veteran
The vet said I'm overweight? The cheek. Anyway, this exercise thing is easy. Don't know what the fuss is about...
jayonabike
Powered by caffeine & whisky
- Location
- Hertfordshire
After posting a pic in another thread of my last dog I thought I’d post a few of her in here
She was a Dogue de Bordeaux (French Mastiff) called Rosie
She was a big dollop of a dog, absolutely beautiful and I do miss her.
I was taking pics of my bike and she photobombed
when she was young
And just for good measure her our Staffie Daisy
Completely different to Rosie in every way possible!
She was a Dogue de Bordeaux (French Mastiff) called Rosie
She was a big dollop of a dog, absolutely beautiful and I do miss her.
I was taking pics of my bike and she photobombed
when she was young
And just for good measure her our Staffie Daisy
Completely different to Rosie in every way possible!
Reynard
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- Cambridgeshire, UK
Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
When I first got the dog I had 4 cats - all of them girls, all of them rescue cats. I know, I love cats and I'm a sucker for a sob story.
Anyway, that means Lemmy was raised from a puppy by cats, who groomed him, taught him the ways of the world, and mothered him severely. As a result he thinks he's a cat and climbs onto the windowsill.
The cat pictured is Lois, named after Lois Griffin. She's descended from a brown marbled Bengal. She's a bit of a bitsa, but there's enough Bengal in her that she still has a spotted tummy like a leopard and she thinks she's a dog. When we walk Lemmy she follows close behind and is famous throughout the village as the cat who goes for a walk with the dog.
Anyway, that means Lemmy was raised from a puppy by cats, who groomed him, taught him the ways of the world, and mothered him severely. As a result he thinks he's a cat and climbs onto the windowsill.
The cat pictured is Lois, named after Lois Griffin. She's descended from a brown marbled Bengal. She's a bit of a bitsa, but there's enough Bengal in her that she still has a spotted tummy like a leopard and she thinks she's a dog. When we walk Lemmy she follows close behind and is famous throughout the village as the cat who goes for a walk with the dog.
Reynard
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- Cambridgeshire, UK
Hmm...
Daft dawg. Though a caveat... It's rather unlikely that your beautiful classic tabby and white non-pedigree girlie has any Bengal in her whatsoever. People will use the breed name to hike up the price of ordinary non-pedigree tabby kittens, and a lot of mugs fall for what is essentially a scam, because a real Bengal, even a pet quality one, will be well into four figures. These moggy kittens then often end up in rescue because at 8 weeks old they're "too old to sell". Buyers tend to want kittens from these backyard breeders at 6 weeks. At that age, they're only just weaned and litter trained and nowhere near old enough to be away from mum and their siblings.
And besides, *all* tabby cats have spotted tums, not just Bengals.
N.B. I've handled enough Bengals as a steward and as a judge at cat shows, plus I have friends who breed them, so I do know what to look for in terms of markings and body shape.
Drago
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- Suburban Poshshire
We knew the cats great grandmother, and she was an F4 Bengal. All the other generations since then have been other breeds and bitsas, so if there is any genetic inheritance in there it's well watered down. I didn't pay for her, rescued her from being given to the RSPCA as a kitten when her elderly owner was packed off to a home following a fall. There isn't much in her (the cat, not the old dear), but it's a bit clearer when she stands. Her behavioural traits are quite strong though.
