Animal Magic
Posted by: Cbr600 on 04 February 2013
No doubt there are many forum members that are animal lovers, whether it being your pet cat or dog, Or maybe you have some exotic birds, or other.
You never know, there might even be the odd ferret rustler among us.
So, if interested, why not post a photo of your animals, pets or otherwise
Paul
Posted on: 05 February 2013 by Kevin-W
Originally Posted by Cbr600:
Kevin,
from the look of above, you appear to be going through cats at an alarming rate.
I would be worried if i were a cat and brought to your house !
or maybe you still have lots of cats (and 1 fish(scary for the fish))
No Paul, only Bonzo and Tommy are dead. The other two cats aren't mine 
Posted on: 05 February 2013 by Cbr600
Originally Posted by 911gt3r:
Looks like a mounting
Posted on: 05 February 2013 by fatcat
Originally Posted by Cbr600:
Ooooooooh, looks a bit rude !
You want a rude horse picture. Or maybe a picture of a rude horse
Please note, I don't only take photos of tits and ........
Posted on: 05 February 2013 by Blueknowz
Oscar & Charlie in the garden
T' Mee
Posted on: 05 February 2013 by Kevin-W
Bertie the dashund:
Posted on: 05 February 2013 by Cbr600
Originally Posted by fatcat:
Originally Posted by Cbr600:
Ooooooooh, looks a bit rude !
You want a rude horse picture. Or maybe a picture of a rude horse
Please note, I don't only take photos of tits and ........
Fatcat,the that's definately taking the P
Posted on: 05 February 2013 by Cbr600
Blueknowz,
That's. Real shaggy dog picture, an very happy to see you.
Kevin,
Bertie is looking a little grey around the gills, must be a senior citizen ?
Posted on: 05 February 2013 by Kevin-W
Originally Posted by Cbr600:
Blueknowz,
That's. Real shaggy dog picture, an very happy to see you.
Kevin,
Bertie is looking a little grey around the gills, must be a senior citizen ?
Yes he was very old (13). Died last year.
Posted on: 05 February 2013 by Blueknowz
Here is Charlie with his other Wolfhound mate Paddy who died 3 years ago from bone cancer.
Posted on: 05 February 2013 by count.d
Posted on: 06 February 2013 by Cbr600
Originally Posted by Blueknowz:
Here is Charlie with his other Wolfhound mate Paddy who died 3 years ago from bone cancer.
i think wolfhounds are such wonderful dogs. big and lumbering with a real soft heart. great animals (apart from the grooming)
Posted on: 06 February 2013 by Cbr600
Originally Posted by count.d:
count,
an unusual photo angle, nice to see a different perspective. really shows up the markings
Posted on: 06 February 2013 by Tony Lockhart
Ziggy, who has now given up hunting after nine years of wreckless slaughter.
Posted on: 06 February 2013 by rodwsmith
My avatar is Luke, my nitwit dog.
Here he is on the beach.
He's my best friend and I am his.
He's a rescue dog, and for some time I thought the word 'malinoise' was French for mongrel, so I had to apologise to him - via the medium of sausages - when I discovered that Malinoise is a pure breed, Belgian Shepherd (but with German Shepherd colouring). Looks like a German Shepherd puppy. He doesn't much care for other dogs, but I think that's a legacy of his particular abandonment/treatment rather than a trait of the breed. Soft as mush with people.
Posted on: 06 February 2013 by Cbr600
Originally Posted by Tony Lockhart:
Ziggy, who has now given up hunting after nine years of wreckless slaughter.
Tony,
no doubt the mouse population has increased around your house as a result !
Posted on: 06 February 2013 by Tony Lockhart
Funnily enough no. Two or three other mean looking moggies are making sure meeces aren't a problem. Perhaps Ziggy will join them during the spring.
Her kills include an adult female pheasant, a large fish, two bats and hundreds of rodents.
Tony
Posted on: 06 February 2013 by JamieWednesday
They can be terrors
I'm afraid mine have done for many small rodents over the years (still seem to be lots of them around though). They gave up on birds some years ago, as they're much harder to catch I presume. The odd frog is deposited in the kitchen (unharmed).
Over the years I have also had a snake, 2 rabbits and a very large (and dead) rat. For balance though, one of my cats used to bring me sticks out of the garden and the closest he got to wildlife was when I caught him backing up the stairs towing a lump of beef he'd rescued from the shopping bag.
Posted on: 06 February 2013 by tonym
Alice, one of our chickens. She ate two foxglove plants that were growing in the garden & went bonkers unfortunately :-
Posted on: 06 February 2013 by Don Atkinson
Our oversized pet hamster called Bejamin.......
Looks more natural in flickr
Posted on: 06 February 2013 by Cbr600
Originally Posted by tonym:
Alice, one of our chickens. She ate two foxglove plants that were growing in the garden & went bonkers unfortunately :-
Such bright colours Tony, very vibrant.
maybe it was avian flu and nor overdose of foxglove?
Posted on: 06 February 2013 by Cbr600
Originally Posted by Don Atkinson:
Our oversized pet hamster called Bejamin.......
Looks more natural in flickr
Don, thats one hell of a horny hamster.
would hate to see its wheel!
Posted on: 06 February 2013 by JamieWednesday
Posted on: 06 February 2013 by Don Atkinson
Originally Posted by JamieWednesday:
Until they stand up, its difficult to tell.
Cheers
Don
Posted on: 06 February 2013 by rodwsmith
You looking at me?
Posted on: 06 February 2013 by Cbr600
Brother's GSD a few years ago, as a wee puppy.
He's an absolute beast of a dog now
