Show us yer Pets

[Gina M]

Yoshi now aged 1View attachment 646810
Pickle, mum
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Charlie
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and Lola, Pickle‘s grown up twins!

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I need them on my field now, grass is 4ft high !!!

Gina

 

[Reallyretired]

Meg and Spice at Friston forest this morning.

 

[CutThroatJake]

Here’s our Working Cocker Spaniel, George

 

[Mark and Mindy]

Poppy - 9yo Border Terrier and Harry - 7yo Schnoodle (Schnauzer/Poodle cross)
Poppy has cost us more than any other dog we've had - broke 4 toes in her front left foot at 6 months,
in the last 2 years she's snapped 1 cruciate ligament and had an 80% tear in the other, 3 months ago she was diagnosed with Cushings Disease and is now on lifetime daily medication.

They would be shut in the kitchen if we went out or at night with a stairgate to keep them in as there was no door, Harry used to hang his front legs over the gate and jump with his back legs, he could have easily got out but never tried!

 

[Zoobec]

I need them on my field now, grass is 4ft high !!!

Gina

I’ll send them round then they aren’t great for keeping grass down but weed removal is right up their street!

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[jdk62]

I stopped mine from getting in the bed about 6 weeks ago now. Its bliss no more hairy bed and i can roll over without jade growling at me

No way to treat your wife....

 

[Gina M]

I am hoping I can stop this too. I need my bed to myself. Hope my new pup will get used to sleeping on his own.

 

[Northernraider]

No way to treat your wife....

I stopped her from getting in my bed 18 years ago lol

 

[pampam]

Zoobec ...... do goats eat weeds that sheep dont touch?

 

[Al n Val]

The late Jess, the last pet we’ll ever own as it broke me when he went to the vet and i came home alone

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[Louie25]

Our Motorhome companions, Drew, on the left, age 13 and Louie age 2 with Loch Tay in the background. Drew is an amazing dog for his age, still manages a big hill walk

 

[Riverbankannie]

17 month old Rosie, nicking the raspberries, wondering what on earth is a gnome and generally enjoying her travels on the Bridlington and Highlands End rallies.

 

[weekenders]

Toby 13 yrs old

 

[Zoobec]

Zoobec ...... do goats eat weeds that sheep dont touch?

I’ve never kept sheep so I don’t know what they will or won’t eat but I believe that sheep are better for general grass mowing. My goats have eaten all the ivy, brambles, etc and nettles that grew all over the woodland we bought at the back of our house. They also eat the wild garlic down which has enabled me to grow grass from seed in the most shady area. We do have to keep them back from the beech hedge we planted using an electric fence, otherwise they strip all the leaves and lower small shoots for as high as they can reach! They will eat grass but it’s last on the list!

 

[PebblesJnr]

This is Roxy, our 7 yr old Dalmatian cross, irdering from the bar.

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[Branston]

Left to right. Bisto (now in a little scatter tube on a shelf in the MH) his nephew Baxter and son Branston.

 

[AndyPK]

Taz, Jac (with mug!), Tasha, Wendy & Mylo……..relaxing

 

[Fraggle 22]

Yoshi now aged 1View attachment 646810
Pickle, mum
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Charlie
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and Lola, Pickle‘s grown up twins!

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I love goats. Used to milk mine. Such great pets. One was a bottle fed kid and still thought she should sit on your knee full grown

 

[Andacami]

 

[Fraggle 22]

I need them on my field now, grass is 4ft high !!!

Gina

Aah ut they prefer rose bushes, apple trees I. Fact any thing but grass. Try a pig. Not only eat the grass but roti ate the roots out too and so friendly and intelligent

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[Zoobec]

I love goats. Used to milk mine. Such great pets. One was a bottle fed kid and still thought she should sit on your knee full grown

Aww Mine are Pygmy goats. Charlie is very friendly and loves to be stroked and scratched. Lola is a bit feisty, sometimes she will allow strokes but sometimes she doesn’t want it, you can tell by the look on her face which mood she is in Pickle will allow strokes mostly, she was rescued by her previous owner from being poorly kept and was very nervous when we got her, it’s been so nice to see her relax with humans

 

[houdini]

This is Rollo he is a cockatoo nearly 14 weeks old.View attachment 646593View attachment 646599

Very cute! Are you sure he’s a cockatoo?

 

[Phill D]

Very cute! Are you sure he’s a cockatoo?

its actually a typo he is a COCKAPOO...

although the amount of nipping he does you could say he pecks like a parrot!

 

[Wee Bold Davy]

Oops, sorry wrong dog

 

[houdini]

Didn't see any Goldfish as pets

Went to see our grandson on his 6th birthday last week. I was horrified to see a goldfish swimming around in a tiny bowl with hardly any water. Don’t like to interfere but thought I’m going to have to say something, then my daughter said “it’s a battery one”. Very realistic.

Reminds me of a job when I was temping years ago and worked for the commercial director of a company. I was somewhat flummoxed when during a conversation, he looked at me and announced “I’ve kept goldfish you know”. I took it to mean he knew what he was talking about! Anyone else heard that expression?

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[bobnick]

Can we see some horses please, too many ruddy dogs all the same

 

[Fraggle 22]

its actually a typo he is a COCKAPOO...

although the amount of nipping he does you could say he pecks like a parrot!

My Kai was a crocodile. Now he's so gentle babies can feed him little biscuits.

 

[CORNHYM]

Here is our well groomed and handsome Alfie

 

[houdini]

its actually a typo he is a COCKAPOO...

although the amount of nipping he does you could say he pecks like a parrot!

Doubly funny as it happens because

this is my Parratt……..

 

[Gina M]

Aah ut they prefer rose bushes, apple trees I. Fact any thing but grass. Try a pig. Not only eat the grass but roti ate the roots out too and so friendly and intelligent

I know I love pigs but sadly I also love bacon. I would have a field full of pigs but would fall in love with all of them, giving them names and worrying about them being out there all alone at night. I was a nightmare when a local farmer put his Shire Horse on my field once I was constantly phoning him and saying "he needs hay, he needs water, can I give him apples and carrots?" I once went on to the field to give him a stroke and he had an erection, the horse not the farmer I jumped over the fence and ran in the house and locked all the doors and windows, I've never seen 'owt like that

Gina

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