gavroche
Getting old but not past it
- Location
- North Wales
Every time I come back from taking Molly for a walk, she waits for me to take my shoes off, then grabs one and takes it to the lounge where it stays until I put it away.
What strange habit does your pet has?
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Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
Bruce's habit is anxiety based, I think.
He goes everywhere with me, never gets left alone.
However, on those very rare occasions I'm out he self harms and pulls hair out of his buttocks, even if Mrs D remains home.
Solution is not to go anywhere without the daft sausage.
He goes everywhere with me, never gets left alone.
However, on those very rare occasions I'm out he self harms and pulls hair out of his buttocks, even if Mrs D remains home.
Solution is not to go anywhere without the daft sausage.
raleighnut
Legendary Member
- Location
- One of the 'Elite'
I've got Cats that would sooner sleep on the cold Slate tiles than in the 'Cat Beds' Maz keeps buying.
Also my old GSD was psychic, if I put my boots and coat on to go to the shops he didn't move but if I did exactly the same with the idea of taking him out he knew, this wasn't at specific times and I didn't do anything different, now if he'd got excited when I picked up the 'Dog Walking Bag' (containing Scooper and Bags, Ball. some treats and 'wet wipes' etc)
Also my old GSD was psychic, if I put my boots and coat on to go to the shops he didn't move but if I did exactly the same with the idea of taking him out he knew, this wasn't at specific times and I didn't do anything different, now if he'd got excited when I picked up the 'Dog Walking Bag' (containing Scooper and Bags, Ball. some treats and 'wet wipes' etc)
Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
Bruce's other habits include...
Sleeping on his back with his balls on display.
Chasing squirrels.
Standing on his hind legs in the kitchen and scanning about for human food to steal.
Bringing a toy to the front door to show to any callers.
And attacking my feet if they're poking out of the duvet while I'm helping Mrs D find her missing contact lens.
Sleeping on his back with his balls on display.
Chasing squirrels.
Standing on his hind legs in the kitchen and scanning about for human food to steal.
Bringing a toy to the front door to show to any callers.
And attacking my feet if they're poking out of the duvet while I'm helping Mrs D find her missing contact lens.
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sevenfourate
Devotee of OCD
- Location
- Lowestoft, Suffolk
No strange eating habits to report here……
Time Waster
Veteran
Dog puts toys under furniture to spend several minutes kind of whimpering while trying to get it out again. Finally giving up and lying with her nose pointing towards it until we fish it out only for her to repeat.
Time Waster
Veteran
She also walks to the end of the row of houses then looks left up the footpath to the back of the house as if to say go that way. She'll not move any way other than up the path. Unless it's nice, dry end warm. It's her bad weather route all 400m of it.
BTW she is more stubborn than any human can be.
BTW she is more stubborn than any human can be.
Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
If she's being ignored, Doris (Border Terrier) takes a tennis-ball upstairs, lets it bounce down & chases it
Dave 123
Legendary Member
- Location
- Cambridgeshire alps
Dilys is obsessed with lights, reflections and shadows. It’s worse indoors in the winter.
Cleo likes to mouth on a toy for hours whilst treading her front paws. Apparently it’s something to do with comfort suckling on her mother. She’ll be 7 next birthday!
Herbie has marvellous testicles!
Cleo likes to mouth on a toy for hours whilst treading her front paws. Apparently it’s something to do with comfort suckling on her mother. She’ll be 7 next birthday!
Herbie has marvellous testicles!
Time Waster
Veteran
Mine is a border terrier. For a terrier they at clever and in our case great at training humans.
raleighnut
Legendary Member
- Location
- One of the 'Elite'
The 'mouthing/treadling' is generally a sign that they were separated from mum too early before mum had the chance to chastise them from suckling
Mrs M
Guru
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Where to start! 😬
Oldest boy Thomas, black and white cat, adorable boy who has a strict routine and rituals, out and in at set times, etc
Sam, tabby boy, bit of a loner, loves Thomas but avoids the others, good at tricks, shakes paw, etc.
Oscar our Vizsla, 🥰 pulls amazing gurner faces, endears himself to all and especially good with kids and adults with additional needs.
Finally wee Ollie cat, our latest family member 😀 full of life, very entertaining, will only drink from the bathroom sink, boss of us and the dog 🤣
Adore them all 💕
Oldest boy Thomas, black and white cat, adorable boy who has a strict routine and rituals, out and in at set times, etc
Sam, tabby boy, bit of a loner, loves Thomas but avoids the others, good at tricks, shakes paw, etc.
Oscar our Vizsla, 🥰 pulls amazing gurner faces, endears himself to all and especially good with kids and adults with additional needs.
Finally wee Ollie cat, our latest family member 😀 full of life, very entertaining, will only drink from the bathroom sink, boss of us and the dog 🤣
Adore them all 💕
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- Location
- Glasgow
My Alfie the cat shows affection by biting your nose!
He will not drink from a bowl of clean water, he'll rather drink from a mossy bowl outside full of rainwater- or from the bath.
He also licks Rosie's used litter
He will not drink from a bowl of clean water, he'll rather drink from a mossy bowl outside full of rainwater- or from the bath.
He also licks Rosie's used litter
Dave 123
Legendary Member
- Location
- Cambridgeshire alps
It was 8 weeks. But if anyone is going to be needy it’s Cleo!
