Spiderweb
Not So Special One
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Bobbie is just over 11 months old now, his head is only marginally smaller than a massive pumpkin!
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Mrs M
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Snoring should keep us awake all night! 
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Mrs M
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Our precious, Oscar boy is 1 today!
Had lots of fun 🤩
Playtime at the dog park, prezzies, visits from his favourite humans plus a home made piggy cake.
Know it tasted better than it looked! 👍🏼
Discovered the savaged remains 😬
Had lots of fun 🤩
Playtime at the dog park, prezzies, visits from his favourite humans plus a home made piggy cake.
Know it tasted better than it looked! 👍🏼
Discovered the savaged remains 😬
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Happy Woofday big boy xxx
kayakerles
Have a nice ride.
- Location
- Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
raleighnut
Legendary Member
- Location
- One of the 'Elite'
🎂 Oscar
Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
Happy Birthday Oscar. Can’t believe he’s 1 already!
Spiderweb
Not So Special One
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Bobbie Williams is a year old on the 6th of November so my daughter took him for a photo shoot at the RSPCA. He looks lovely and well behaved which is not the case, he wouldn’t sit still and although he is house trained, he is not studio trained and he proceeded to pee 3 times!
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Mrs M
Guru
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Where has our wee puppy gone 
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Hrmph... X-rated photos with large pompoms on view.
I can't unsee those now...
I can't unsee those now...
rockyroller
Guru
- Location
- 20 miles northwest of Boston, MA
hoping not to bring anyone down. but as a matter of closure & since we'll all pass thru that door. this weekend we said goodbye to one of three sibling cats. since he was black & because it was Halloween I lit a black candle at dusk. Stormy loved the night. I wore black all day
he loved his siblings despite territorial trials. they were a team, especially when they were outside. our Son named him
we loved chasing & sometimes catching chipmunks. 2 summers ago he chased a fisher-cat up a tree
& he meowed in the morning for catnip, which he would roll it. not everyday, moderation after all ...
his last day, marked by severe physical disabilities, was as comfortable as I could make it. he purred in my lap, on the couch & on a warm fleece at the Doctor's office. Stormy would often come to me in bed at night when the lights were dim, climb on y chest & drip. what is it w/ black cats & dripping. our previous black cat "Rita" did the same thing. after a cpl minutes he would stretch out real long on the bed next to me, while I combed & brushed him. that was heaven for him. that is, until Wifey came to bed then we would scurry back downstairs w/ his siblings
with all the best memories, we say goodbye & we will miss him & remember him always. his siblings seem curious & are exhibiting some signs that they are missing his presence, so we concentrate on them where appropriate. hug your pets, we know you do. our time with them is temporary. as-is our own time w/ each other. yesterday was sad, not as horrible as Saturday. today & tomorrow will be better, for us ... we buried some of his fur * gathered from a comb I used on him that last morning. he loved being groomed. we wrapped the little box of fur in black paper w/ his name in silver marker & buried it out back where the sun rises & where the setting sun falls on our garden. we can look out there & remember him, in all his joy. the last year or so he had 1 white whisker. altho in that photo it looks like more. ok then. right. moving on ... gotta go little buddy. such a good boy. pat pat. scratch scratch. I'll be looking for signs of you in nature & I trust you'll make your presence known to me. it wasn't a happy Halloween, but the connection didn't go unnoticed & helped a little, I think. everyone at the Vet's office thought he was beautiful & couldn't have been kinder
he loved his siblings despite territorial trials. they were a team, especially when they were outside. our Son named him
we loved chasing & sometimes catching chipmunks. 2 summers ago he chased a fisher-cat up a tree
& he meowed in the morning for catnip, which he would roll it. not everyday, moderation after all ...
his last day, marked by severe physical disabilities, was as comfortable as I could make it. he purred in my lap, on the couch & on a warm fleece at the Doctor's office. Stormy would often come to me in bed at night when the lights were dim, climb on y chest & drip. what is it w/ black cats & dripping. our previous black cat "Rita" did the same thing. after a cpl minutes he would stretch out real long on the bed next to me, while I combed & brushed him. that was heaven for him. that is, until Wifey came to bed then we would scurry back downstairs w/ his siblings
with all the best memories, we say goodbye & we will miss him & remember him always. his siblings seem curious & are exhibiting some signs that they are missing his presence, so we concentrate on them where appropriate. hug your pets, we know you do. our time with them is temporary. as-is our own time w/ each other. yesterday was sad, not as horrible as Saturday. today & tomorrow will be better, for us ... we buried some of his fur * gathered from a comb I used on him that last morning. he loved being groomed. we wrapped the little box of fur in black paper w/ his name in silver marker & buried it out back where the sun rises & where the setting sun falls on our garden. we can look out there & remember him, in all his joy. the last year or so he had 1 white whisker. altho in that photo it looks like more. ok then. right. moving on ... gotta go little buddy. such a good boy. pat pat. scratch scratch. I'll be looking for signs of you in nature & I trust you'll make your presence known to me. it wasn't a happy Halloween, but the connection didn't go unnoticed & helped a little, I think. everyone at the Vet's office thought he was beautiful & couldn't have been kinder
Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
Gosh, that made my eyes leak a bit. Yes, they break your heart every time you have to let one go but life without a pet is close to unbearable for me. Currently have a Siamese cat on my lap and leaning over her to type this.
Sorry for the loss of your pal.
rockyroller
Guru
- Location
- 20 miles northwest of Boston, MA
thank you. we had a Siamese when I was young. blue eyes, a bit crossed. ;-)
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Awh xxx
Hugs from all of us here chez Casa Reynard, @rockyrollerPlay hard on the Bridge, gorgeous boy xxx
P.S. I'm typing this with a tortie on my desk next to me.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Along with kinked tails, a well-known fault of the breed. In the early days of the cat fancy, those traits were actually seen as very desirable, but far less so now. The crossed eyes are linked to visual impairment and a couple of other genetic issues.
On the show bench, they're a withholding fault, so generally, if you see a Siamese in the Household Pet section, a tail kink is often the reason why.
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