The British Animal Honours 2013

Sharon140 · 18/04/13 - 20:04

Tissues at the ready

8pm Itv tonight with Paul O Grady, cant wait

[Deleted User] · 19/04/13 - 01:09

I can't believe that people actually watch programmes like this. But then if you do, I hope you enjoy it.

BellaRosa · 19/04/13 - 01:11

I started crying as soon as the show started

Justonecornetto · 19/04/13 - 01:16

Looking forward to seeing James and his cat Bob, think they are up for tails of the unexpected award

leopard_print · 19/04/13 - 01:18

Already blubbed. Love Owen and Haatchi...met them at Crufts

Kay2000 · 19/04/13 - 01:20

I for one am really happy to see such an award ceremony, and i will enjoy every moment of it, long overdue

charmarr · 19/04/13 - 01:24

this is really scraping the barrell.
Wife loves this stuff.Ihave the headphones on watching the darts on Virgin Anywhere.
Cringeworthy....and these celebs is there anything they wont appear on.

leopard_print · 19/04/13 - 01:25

Kay2000 wrote: »

I for one am really happy to see such an award ceremony, and i will enjoy every moment of it, long overdue

I agree...well overdue!!

BellaRosa · 19/04/13 - 01:26

Kay2000 wrote: »

I for one am really happy to see such an award ceremony, and i will enjoy every moment of it, long overdue

Totally agree. At least these winners do not have massive egos that need rubbing

BellaRosa · 19/04/13 - 01:37

I cannot get my head round how a dog knows someone is going to have a seizure and detect cancer ... amazing. And some say animals are stupid!

MissCulture · 19/04/13 - 01:47

BellaRosa wrote: »

I started crying as soon as the show started

Me too...animals are so trusting and loving towards us...the pony and Micheal almost ruined me. Hubby is sitting beside me wondering how to escape the room without being noticed...

He's no chance...:cool:

girlfrommars · 19/04/13 - 01:50

I would love to watch but as I would spennd the whole time sobbing my family won't let me.

MissCulture · 19/04/13 - 01:54

BellaRosa wrote: »

I cannot get my head round how a dog knows someone is going to have a seizure and detect cancer ... amazing. And some say animals are stupid!

I do know that cancer cells have a different composition to normal cells and as dogs have a highly developed sense of smell they are able to detect them. I am studying biology - ask me in a few months time for a proper explanation when I learn more about it. The cancer aspect of the module is separate from the rest. I am sure Google would be of more help in the meantime;)

BellaRosa · 19/04/13 - 01:55

So pleased Brin has won an award

NOWZAD is a brilliant charity.

Department_S · 19/04/13 - 01:58

BellaRosa wrote: »

So pleased Brin has won an award NOWZAD is a brilliant charity.

Brin looks like he's been over fed by his new owner.

MissCulture · 19/04/13 - 01:59

Brin is getting lots of treats by the look of things;)

I'd spoil him rotten too

[Deleted User] · 19/04/13 - 02:01

Department_S wrote: »

Brin looks like he's been over fed by his new owner.

MissCulture wrote: »

Brin is getting lots of treats by the look of things;)

I'd spoil him rotten too

:D it did look like he has put on a bit of timber (mustn't tell him though, he might get embarrassed):D

BellaRosa · 19/04/13 - 02:01

MissCulture wrote: »

I do know that cancer cells have a different composition to normal cells and as dogs have a highly developed sense of smell they are able to detect them. I am studying biology - ask me in a few months time for a proper explanation when I learn more about it. The cancer aspect of the module is separate from the rest. I am sure Google would be of more help in the meantime;)

I am sure I heard that dogs sense of smell is 400 million times more than us

so can see why they can tell.

Wish i had studied more at school

BellaRosa · 19/04/13 - 02:03

Department_S wrote: »

Brin looks like he's been over fed by his new owner.

He does look like he should be 3 foot taller

owllover · 19/04/13 - 02:07

Hello

Joining you as I'm watching on +1. Haven't read the thread yet.

MissCulture · 19/04/13 - 02:08

BellaRosa wrote: »

I am sure I heard that dogs sense of smell is 400 million times more than us so can see why they can tell.

Wish i had studied more at school

I mucked around back then, that's why I'm studying these days:rolleyes:

The Open University is there for anyone who wants to do what they never got around to doing at school or immediately afterwards...everyone has a Uni Degree in them I always say. Just find what you like and study it:)
It is never too late

Sharon140 · 19/04/13 - 02:16

Just started watching It I like to record programmes and then start watching half way through so i can skip through the adverts

Owen and Haatchi!!!! right that's me with red sore eyes tomorrow

owllover · 19/04/13 - 02:16

Immediate tears for Haatchi.

I'm looking forward to War Horse.

Mrs Teapot · 19/04/13 - 02:17

Great story

[Deleted User] · 19/04/13 - 02:18

I didn't recognise Kylie from Corrie then:eek:

BellaRosa · 19/04/13 - 02:18

MissCulture wrote: »

I mucked around back then, that's why I'm studying these days:rolleyes:

The Open University is there for anyone who wants to do what they never got around to doing at school or immediately afterwards...everyone has a Uni Degree in them I always say. Just find what you like and study it:)
It is never too late

I believe we should start school at 20 after we have done everything stupid and then start to learn

Hey there!

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