I never had a cat so was not aware of this Jessica. Astounding.That's what cats do Richie, they take presents home for their owners, my colleague has a cat and it keeps bringing dead birds home for him
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I never had a cat so was not aware of this Jessica. Astounding.That's what cats do Richie, they take presents home for their owners, my colleague has a cat and it keeps bringing dead birds home for him
Same here, I've always had dogs, was shocked when my colleague told meI never had a cat so was not aware of this Jessica. Astounding.
Ahh he's cute! Tilting his head too for a picture!My last dog aptly named "Mack" was a very feisty Miniature Pinscher, retired stud dog, who almost lived to twenty. So feisty he once chased two Rhodesian Ridgeback dogs about thier own farm snapping at their heels. He was very fast.
With a now long empty Avery, it and my palms attracted many rats and mice which I laid down poison for.
Anyway one evening my lion hearted little dog Mack came back in through his cat door with a dead and poisoned rat in his jaws.
Fearing him getting poisoned I tried to wrestle the rat from his mouth. He slept on my bed and acknowledged me his boss but he got stubborn and bit down hard to keep his dead poisoned rat. The bite was so hard his teeth went through the decomposing and poisoned rat into and pierced my hand. Still I strugged and got the gooey rat free with blood pouring from my hand.
Mack was disappointed at losing his rat as I binned it and poured tap water over my wound.
Next off to my local hospital that efficienty gave me a tetanus jab and a plaster. The good irony was that I had a script in my pocket for a $50 tetanus shot which was a free at the hospital.
This is a picture of my mad Mack:
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note his studded collar ...
Where was the cat.Another memory I have, living in a weird flat, it had a step down which led to a kitchen where there was a hole in the floor, one day a huge rat came up through the hole, we soon moved into a house.
I seem to recall you showing me a pic of him when we first connected on Buzz Terry. Or have I got it wrong."Mack"
She is fine Jessica, having her groom on Friday.Richie how is Bonnie?
Lovely!She is fine Jessica, having her groom on Friday.
We didn't have one, but did hear that after we left one of the neighbours sent her cat into the buildings cellarWhere was the cat.
What a nice catWhen I last lived in Perth many years ago I went away for for the weekend and when I came back Chloe the cat left me a present in my bedroom, a half eaten rat she had caught.
I found a rats skeleton in a flat I once lived in, not very pleasantAlso up in the roof in RPH where I worked for a bit it had a lot of rat skeletons.
Isnt it rather unusual for dog and cat to cohabit peacefully Terry?My little dog Denny is ever polite and demure to this new feline Amazon.
No not really.Isnt it rather unusual for dog and cat to cohabit peacefully Terry?
I agree with Kram Craig. It takes a while for dogs and cats get on ok. This is happening at a good pace.Isnt it rather unusual for dog and cat to cohabit peacefully Terry?
Well I used to wear platform shoes and wide flares.The thread has been waylaid a touch so putting it back on track.
What where your views on cultural aspects growing up, such as fashion or entertainment.