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I've got a big dog
 
See Dan i got the ball rolling, help help help that's me.
 
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Showing my canine ignorance here lovely dog, what sort is it? has it got some boxer in there?

No pete he is rhodesian ridgeback ( Dad ) cross American bulldog ( Mum )
 
We have acquired a cat.
It decided to drop in one day. It actually came in through an upstairs bedroom window via the conservatory roof and took a nap on the bed in the guest bedroom. We think. That might have been a year ago.

Anyway, we have since given it food and restricted access.
We have no idea where it came from nor its provenance. In self defence we gave it flea treatment.

Initially, it was extremely nervous. Stroke it and expect a slap for your pains.
It has become less nervous over the past weeks and is currently stretched out on the landing.
Here it is in the conservatory appealing for food.

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How could you refuse...
 
We had a pet ostrich for a while, I found it as an abandoned new-born on the side of the road and took it home rather than it getting flattened by the traffic. It was a great pet whilst it was small but it was problematic when it was fully grown. It was very loyal and used to follow family members around all day and it was great with the kids, it used to let them ride around on its back. One down side was it would eat anything and everything it could get in its mouth like keys, batteries and pens/pencils. It was at the vet on numerous occasions to get things unjammed from its throat, it ate a 2-prong plug once and was walking around with the food mixer it was attached to swinging by the cable hanging from its beak. It also started attacking visitors and it didn't get along with other animals such as neighborhood cats, dogs and birds etc so it was put up for adoption and went to a new home.
 
I've got a cat, did have two but one passed away last year due to old age. This one is dumb as*#*#*#*# but lovely

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Not impressed about wearing a santa hat but I thought it was funny at the time.
 
Not a cat lover myself, I love Dogs though, I wouldn't ever see a cat harmed, but they are not for me at all

Me neither but if one appeared looking for a home it would get one.

Working on the principle that it was a semi feral cat who's job it was to eat mice.

In exchange it would get a warm home in bad weather and fed in winter.

This is my only pet just now.

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Either another Rottie or a Rhodesian ridgeback to keep her company soon :)
 
In fairness that was the picture the rescue centre sent me I've loads more where she is a much happier bunny.
 
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Some great looking pooches on this thread!, like mike, I'm really not a cat lover, but adore dogs!. Some might have seen my boy before on here, but here he is again, Stig the dobie, amazing boy, so intelligent and just the best temperament. So much so we are getting him a brother from the next litter!!
 
Me neither but if one appeared looking for a home it would get one.

Working on the principle that it was a semi feral cat who's job it was to eat mice.

In exchange it would get a warm home in bad weather and fed in winter.

This is my only pet just now.

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Either another Rottie or a Rhodesian ridgeback to keep her company soon :)

lovely rottie there, but i still think they look funny with tails. the 3 i had were all docked at birth.
 
it was kennel club standards. now tails are accepted by them after pressure. i think nowadays, if you want the dog docked, it has to be done by a vet.
 
Why are their tales docked I think it's cruel myself

it was kennel club standards. now tails are accepted by them after pressure. i think nowadays, if you want the dog docked, it has to be done by a vet.

But why would any one want to have a dogs tail docked ?
I believe it's also illegal to have done in scotland, but not 100% on that.
A lot of the time the reasoning behind it is it tends to be working dogs that have them docked. Apparently easier when shooting etc. Not sure how or why though
 
The tail is there to ward off flies and to show the dogs personality when it is happy etc, docking is so cruel IMO, but it was quite normal at one time.
 
the tail also helps the dog to balance when running. rotties without tails tend to skid on cornering, like clarkson. also they ain't got a tail to wag so they wag their arse. quite comical.
 
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Some great looking pooches on this thread!, like mike, I'm really not a cat lover, but adore dogs!. Some might have seen my boy before on here, but here he is again, Stig the dobie, amazing boy, so intelligent and just the best temperament. So much so we are getting him a brother from the next litter!!


Is that an optical delusion or is he about 11 feet tall?
 
Huge and cute!!!

I'm glad he's not my dog I have to fight for bed space in the morning as it is with my wee rottie :)
 
Well given that the thread has been brought back from the dead.

Jack is a damned good looking dog.

Great condition well done on keeping him fit.
Cheers Ferg, yes he is in great shape at 8 stone and solid muscle, he gets about 3hrs off the lead exercise a day, most of which is down to our lass thankfully and the fact we have some great fields close by. Some people do comment that he looks like a status dog, but that was never our intention, we basically rescued him at 3 weeks old or he would have died due to the mother rejecting him and 3 of the litter.
And even though he looks a bit butch he is actually as soft as a bag of frogs.
 
Lovely looking lady Mike!!
 
C'mon guys, enough of the chirps, please sort out whatever the issue is amicably before it escalates.
 
Good link Ferg, well worth watching gents.



Just one question without seeming cynical or cruel to animals, dont they have sleeping tablets down under? Know what I would have done.
 

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