As I'm at work my bets are that 2 of my cats are over the old lady's house across the road scrounging food as usual. They normally stay there till about 6pm and then sit under a car waiting for me to come home. They try and pretend they're loyal, but if I come home early they come shooting out of her house in a panic My other cat will no doubt be stalking something in the field, or generally being antisocial and staying as far away from people as possible
My dog's sitting staring at the front door handle because he know's it almost walkies time.
As soon as I go to get his lead though he'll run away and hide in the bathroom until I coax him out with a biscuit. (he has me well trained)
Dog is asleep on the floor dreaming (his paws are twitching and he is whimpering slightly...I usually like to mess with his head and whisper the word 'cats' a couple of times...watch those paws twitch!!). Cat number 1 is asleep on the chair in the study as the door is nearly shut so it's lovely and toasty warm in there. Cat number two is patrolling the ground floor seeking out cat number 3, who is actually outside on frog patrol by the pond. Sooner or later cat 2 will realise this...
One of my dogs is sleeping on the floor, snoring so loud its like a pneumatic drill. And my 6mth old pup keeps coming over and trying to hump my arm!!! Its really not nice lol
My cat is rather miserable cos it has to wear one of those lampshade collars. She's on antibiotics cos she kept scratching at her face, soon as a scab healed she scratched it off again. Not fleas, or allergy. Vet says probably feline acne - have you ever heard of that! She's not a teenager she's 9 years old.
Few more days of antibiotics and when face healed collar can come off poor thing. She can't groom herself although we can take it off for when she's eating.
So all in all she's sat there feeling sorry for herself.
My cat is rather miserable cos it has to wear one of those lampshade collars. She's on antibiotics cos she kept scratching at her face, soon as a scab healed she scratched it off again. Not fleas, or allergy. Vet says probably feline acne - have you ever heard of that! She's not a teenager she's 9 years old.
Few more days of antibiotics and when face healed collar can come off poor thing. She can't groom herself although we can take it off for when she's eating.
So all in all she's sat there feeling sorry for herself.
Hammies are fast asleep at the moment. All hell expected to break loose around 10pm
Our hammie has to be shut in the wardrobe at bedtime (in its cage and well away from hanging clothes) because it makes SO much noise! It hammers round in its wheel or chews the bars like a mad person. How can something so small be so noisy? We love her to bits but when you are ready to go to sleep they are wide awake!
It can still play in there but it does dull the noise and you can sleep. Bless her.
She's had her prawns (she only gets them on a Monday and a Friday, we don't want to spoil her.........much!) and now she's stretched out on the back of the sofa
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Who will write down your messages if someone important phones?
I hope one of them turned on the ansaphone :mad:
My golden retriever doesn't mind most planes, but she had serious issues with Concorde.
As soon as I go to get his lead though he'll run away and hide in the bathroom until I coax him out with a biscuit. (he has me well trained)
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Few more days of antibiotics and when face healed collar can come off poor thing. She can't groom herself although we can take it off for when she's eating.
So all in all she's sat there feeling sorry for herself.
Aww poor love I hope she's better soon.
Our hammie has to be shut in the wardrobe at bedtime (in its cage and well away from hanging clothes) because it makes SO much noise! It hammers round in its wheel or chews the bars like a mad person. How can something so small be so noisy? We love her to bits but when you are ready to go to sleep they are wide awake!
It can still play in there but it does dull the noise and you can sleep. Bless her.