Post a pic of your pet(s)!!
- Thread starter BlackZ28
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Been a while so heres a good bit of photos in Portrait of the little guys:
(posing next to his favorite painting
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(posing next to his favorite painting
)Congrats @wfooshee! What I also like to do with new animals is leave an article of clothing in the bed of the new pet, typically something you've already worn like a shirt, that hopefully isn't too "used" hahaha. If you're keeping a segregated litter box for the little new addition to the family, mixing some litter from the existing cats litter could help with getting the little one a more familiar scent.
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Some more of Maserati (Mazzie for short)
Chipsie is getting more tolerant, but there is still the frequent hissy-fit when Mazzie wants to play and the grown-up doesn't.
Nap time. he likes sitting on my lap, and he also likes sitting on my chest right under my chin when I'm slouched on the couch, but this is becoming his favorite, on top of the cushion, right beside me.
I bought him a bow tie collar so he'd have an early start with impressing the ladies. Useless, since he's neutered, but still...
I don't think he likes it much... He pops it off every 2 or 3 days and plays with it on the floor like any other cat toy, and when I pick it up, he runs up to me and holds his head up so I can put it back on. I think it's a game now. But he's pulled the bow out, so off I go to get a regular, plain collar.
Chipsie is getting more tolerant, but there is still the frequent hissy-fit when Mazzie wants to play and the grown-up doesn't.
Nap time. he likes sitting on my lap, and he also likes sitting on my chest right under my chin when I'm slouched on the couch, but this is becoming his favorite, on top of the cushion, right beside me.
I bought him a bow tie collar so he'd have an early start with impressing the ladies. Useless, since he's neutered, but still...
I don't think he likes it much... He pops it off every 2 or 3 days and plays with it on the floor like any other cat toy, and when I pick it up, he runs up to me and holds his head up so I can put it back on. I think it's a game now. But he's pulled the bow out, so off I go to get a regular, plain collar.
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Our two, loving that they now have half the car to themselves
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[BUSYBODY] Please please please don't drive with them restrained like that. Not all accidents are front-facing. A harness would be so much better than a collar, and you could still restrain with the leash like that, but their necks won't be broken if something really nasty happens. [/BUSYBODY]
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Well we are terrible dog parents because we completely missed one of our dog's tenth birthday earlier this week. Mr. Scout is now ten years old and we will have to give him part of a steak soon to make up for it (may have to wait until we get a replacement grill).
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We have a cat on our street called Frank who lives at about 4 houses. In the summer he’s mostly out and about he territory but winter he finds some places to get warm.
As our cat hates others of his kind he can’t visit us. Ours has had to go on a diet so we’ve given his old food away to one of the neighbours who feeds him. He’s a little thin and seriously battle scarred. He’s also a little sweetheart and loves to jump out on our dog when we walk past. Thankfully our dog likes cats and is a little scared of Frank so we have no issues.
