Our pets with photos

[DizzyGirl]

We had a slithering guest in our house yard on Sunday. It is dead now thank god. I hate them with a passion.

[Amy :-)]

So do I DG, I'm glad you got rid of the offending creature

Johnro, beautiful cockatiel

[mcmich]

Poor Cinta - you have lovely views MF.

Your beautiful lab is very placid Robyn - my dog would have been thinking LUNCH!!!!

[johnro]

She certainly is a most gentle girl Michele 

[Emme]

Beautiful photos johnro, Shelby is wonderful.  I'm afraid our little one would have been thinking lunch also

Marie

[dede]

Love the photos Johnro

[Amy :-)]

Our kelpie is more scared of Clinker than Clinker is of her!

[Mama Fergie]

Gorgeous photos Johnro 

[judydawn]

Love the photos and captions Robyn.  It's funny how dogs look away if they don't want to know about it. 

These are my late grand-dogs Chucky (Blenheim) and Meggie (tri-colour).  We used to have them for long periods before GKs came along when my DD and her DH went overseas. 

[Mama Fergie]

Judy they are gorgeous 
We had 2 Blenheims and 2 Ruby's.
Love Cavaliers 

[judydawn]

I loved them both MF but Chucky was Geoff's favourite as he was so intelligent and he could let you what he wanted.  Meggie was a lap dog and all she wanted to do was eat, sleep (snore) and have cuddles.  Had no idea what to do with a ball and didn't enjoy going for a walk - you ended up having to carry her.  The gopher came in handy for her on our walks.  They have been gone now for 6 years but the pleasure they gave us will never be forgotten.

[Mama Fergie]

Just like us dogs all have their own personalities.
So glad they gave you so much pleasure JD. Dogs are so giving and I can't imagine life without them.
They give true unconditional love
Laughing about the gopher 
Would you consider one of your own JD? I guess you have more than enough on your plate without the responsibility of a dog.

[judydawn]

My DD only asked me that recently - I'm sure she was going to buy me one MF but no, I have enough on my plate and when and if I have the time to do what I want, I don't want to be tied to the house with dogs.  I told DD that when she gets another one, I will babysit it - just like GKs, you can enjoy it but give it back and still have a life of your own.  Maybe when I'm too old to travel or get out much it would be nice to have a companion in the form of a little dog.  Trouble is, it would never be like Chucky - he was one of a kind with his personality and size.  People used to think he was a puppy when he was 10 years old as he was the runt of the litter and never looked or acted old.

[mcmich]

My DD only asked me that recently - I'm sure she was going to buy me one MF but no, I have enough on my plate and when and if I have the time to do what I want, I don't want to be tied to the house with dogs.  I told DD that when she gets another one, I will babysit it - just like GKs, you can enjoy it but give it back and still have a life of your own.  Maybe when I'm too old to travel or get out much it would be nice to have a companion in the form of a little dog.  Trouble is, it would never be like Chucky - he was one of a kind with his personality and size.  People used to think he was a puppy when he was 10 years old as he was the runt of the litter and never looked or acted old.

My mums the same Judy - loves looking after Harry for us when we go away but doesn't want to be tied down to a pet.

[cookie1]

Robyn I love the cockatiel.  Judy your dogs looked very lovable.

DD has bought our weiro a phone. It is a bird phone and he loves it. Scares heck out of me when it says 'hello' or 'I love you'.