Pets

[Paul]

The taste lovely with pancakes and hoisin sauce

 

[b3h]

Be nice

 

[So Long Architect]

Seems to be missing the end of its tail. You should get some money off for that.

 

[b3h]

That was just one off Google.


Here is one for sale. Tell me she ain't cool:

 

[So Long Architect]

Don't any of them come with the full tail?

Do you have to pay extra for it as an add-on?

 

[b3h]

I am actually laughing so no comment. Ha ha.

 

[Nando]

They are fucking awesome cats. Do it.

 

[b3h]

Fucking gorgeous mate.

We started to look for any old kittens, but with most of them looking in the photos like they are from Wayne and Waynetta's house, we quickly started to look at actual "types" of cat. And quickly we found just how gorgeous some of the Bengal ones are.

 

[Nando]

I have birmans at my parents house. We took them to the cattery and the owner had bengals who made ours look like farm cats.

 

[Langers]

It's hideous. Though I'm sure it's turds will look great on your neighbours' gardens.

 

[machin05]

My old next door neighbour bred Bengal's. They're horrible. Cry like children. Probably more to do with them being locked up all day and night in the cages at the bottom of the garden. But still.

 

[Paul]

Next doors children were locked up all day and night in the cages at the bottom of the garden. ??

 

[machin05]

Groan

 

[Tyrannosaurus Dan]

I have never previously owned a dog but on Monday we will be welcoming Farley the Golden Retriever puppy into our home. We have volunteered to be Puppy Socialisers for Dogs for Good and Farley is our first one. We get him for about a year and a half while we train him up and then hopefully he qualifies to be an assistance dog and we will get another puppy. I've always been a cat person so am a bit nervous about it but the Mrs and the kids are very excited.

 

[machin05]

Awesome! Dogs are way better than cats, but the missus and my daughter don't like them.

 

[machin05]

Is there going to be someone at home during the day mate?

 

[Tyrannosaurus Dan]

Yeah. My wife has given up the day job to look after the kids/home educate.

 

[Parkins left foot]

I have never previously owned a dog but on Monday we will be welcoming Farley the Golden Retriever puppy into our home. We have volunteered to be Puppy Socialisers for Dogs for Good and Farley is our first one. We get him for about a year and a half while we train him up and then hopefully he qualifies to be an assistance dog and we will get another puppy. I've always been a cat person so am a bit nervous about it but the Mrs and the kids are very excited.

Wouldn't worry about not being a 'dog' person before - all pets are awesome & have individual character

Wasn't a cat person till I 'temporarily' inherited my son's cat whilst he was between homes - she's been here 18 months and can't go back to his new flat - mad as a bleedin march hare, but endearing none the less

A good thing you are doing with training 'assistance dogs' though - they are a real help to those they go to.

 

[Nando]

Ah man, T-Dan! I adore Golden's. Beautiful dogs.

Cannot wait til we're able to have our own.

 

[Sniffer]

I have never previously owned a dog but on Monday we will be welcoming Farley the Golden Retriever puppy into our home. We have volunteered to be Puppy Socialisers for Dogs for Good and Farley is our first one. We get him for about a year and a half while we train him up and then hopefully he qualifies to be an assistance dog and we will get another puppy. I've always been a cat person so am a bit nervous about it but the Mrs and the kids are very excited.

My sister did something similar after her red setter passed away. She looked after them overnight but then took them to a training centre during the day whilst she was at work. I think that they were destined to help young kids, but several didn't pass the training tests. She ended up getting too attached and knocking it on the head and getting herself another dog of her own.

I've got a retriever and he's fantastic with kids. They'll love him/her.