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02-19-23, 09:48 PM
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um hello. excuse me
what?!
what?!
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02-26-23, 07:02 PM
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Otto and Mercy
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02-26-23, 07:46 PM
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Dax - "Now whar be that piece what shows the B - I - R - D?!? Ah knows ah saw it here just a minute ago..."
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Dax - "Now whar be that piece what shows the B - I - R - D?!? Ah knows ah saw it here just a minute ago..."
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02-26-23, 07:51 PM
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Originally Posted by sjanzeir
Otto and Mercy
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Whatever be the census at Castle Sjanzeir at any given moment in time each and every last resident be so fortunate to have found such a gentle and loving home!
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02-26-23, 08:12 PM
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My sister's cat Pippa, sporting a Cone of Shame and displaying dilated pupils (medication-induced) after her recent spaying:
A rescued stray, Pippa has come a long way; my sister still lets her roam the 'hood during the day, but like clockwork, she returns in the afternoon, replacing her nomadic personality with a more domesticated one. The next morning, she repeats the routine. It only took about a month of patient coaxing before Pippa realized life was easier - and the food is much better! - indoors
DD
A rescued stray, Pippa has come a long way; my sister still lets her roam the 'hood during the day, but like clockwork, she returns in the afternoon, replacing her nomadic personality with a more domesticated one. The next morning, she repeats the routine. It only took about a month of patient coaxing before Pippa realized life was easier - and the food is much better! - indoors
DD
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02-27-23, 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Drillium Dude
My sister's cat Pippa, sporting a Cone of Shame and displaying dilated pupils (medication-induced) after her recent spaying:
A rescued stray, Pippa has come a long way; my sister still lets her roam the 'hood during the day, but like clockwork, she returns in the afternoon, replacing her nomadic personality with a more domesticated one. The next morning, she repeats the routine. It only took about a month of patient coaxing before Pippa realized life was easier - and the food is much better! - indoors
A rescued stray, Pippa has come a long way; my sister still lets her roam the 'hood during the day, but like clockwork, she returns in the afternoon, replacing her nomadic personality with a more domesticated one. The next morning, she repeats the routine. It only took about a month of patient coaxing before Pippa realized life was easier - and the food is much better! - indoors
btw, after losing 2 cats to suspected rodenticide, our remaining cat, is now an indoor cat
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02-27-23, 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by rumrunn6
I love black cats...interesting shave marks on front legs..don't think I've ever seen that before.
The shaved bits denote the spots where her IV and meds were administered; Sacha received similar 'cuffs' when I was forced to have her de-clawed. Had to put her on 'equal footing' with my ex's maniacal Calico - which was already de-clawed when she came into my home toted by her equally-maniacal cat-mom.
The one cat I really disliked
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02-27-23, 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Drillium Dude
maniacal cat
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02-27-23, 09:13 PM
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We had an utterly black cat, Shadow; we couldn't find a white hair on him. He was a big, muscular boy, really lived up to "house panther". Unfortunately he was also a bully to everyone but his mother, Gabby. They were an unlikely bonded pair; when he died after a dog attack, she soon followed him.
As a side note, I found the dog; he was an Australian Kelpie who belonged to an elderly couple and regularly escaped his back yard. I couldn't really be angry with her, as she was worried about her hospitalized husband, but he was seriously the wrong dog for them.
As a side note, I found the dog; he was an Australian Kelpie who belonged to an elderly couple and regularly escaped his back yard. I couldn't really be angry with her, as she was worried about her hospitalized husband, but he was seriously the wrong dog for them.
02-28-23, 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Korina
We had an utterly black cat, Shadow; we couldn't find a white hair on him. He was a big, muscular boy, really lived up to "house panther". Unfortunately he was also a bully to everyone but his mother, Gabby. They were an unlikely bonded pair; when he died after a dog attack, she soon followed him.
As a side note, I found the dog; he was an Australian Kelpie who belonged to an elderly couple and regularly escaped his back yard. I couldn't really be angry with her, as she was worried about her hospitalized husband, but he was seriously the wrong dog for them.
As a side note, I found the dog; he was an Australian Kelpie who belonged to an elderly couple and regularly escaped his back yard. I couldn't really be angry with her, as she was worried about her hospitalized husband, but he was seriously the wrong dog for them.
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03-13-23, 11:34 AM
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Well behaved cats
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03-15-23, 04:36 PM
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Fritz assisting young Farrel with his level 4 dog puzzle:
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Originally Posted by non-fixie
Fritz assisting young Farrel with his level 4 dog puzzle:
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lettuce espere that it be one for Bulgarian speakers
when does Farrel graduate to level five?
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03-17-23, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by juvela
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when does Farrel graduate to level five?
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when does Farrel graduate to level five?
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But, level 4 is as high as it goes with these games. Next up will be the Times crossword, I suppose.
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03-18-23, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by non-fixie
So far he hasn't mastered level 4 without Fritz' help.
But, level 4 is as high as it goes with these games. Next up will be the Times crossword, I suppose.
But, level 4 is as high as it goes with these games. Next up will be the Times crossword, I suppose.
t'is a rough life to be a quadruped at schloss non-fixie!
the critters even have their own set of board games...perhaps you have some which will help Farrel to transition from Bulgarian to Dutch.
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Originally Posted by alcjphil
AWWWWWWWW...
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03-19-23, 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted by alcjphil
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"Sigh. No sooner do I get all comfy and start to doze off than you show up again pointing that dangerous looking instrument at me."
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"Sigh. No sooner do I get all comfy and start to doze off than you show up again pointing that dangerous looking instrument at me."
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