The pet thread, post em up!
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safreek
*******
Might sound corny but was just listening to banjo boy from deliverance yesterday, my bro plays a.mean.banjo ay
stirk
Burner
Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
Hootie reluctantly hanging with Piglet. He wrote the book on doing bugger all.
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stirk
Burner
Hootie looks like my neighbours cat you hardly see as it's always asleep in some dark corner. I saw it today going for walkies on a lead around the yard, he spotted me and started running away, I'm not that scary.
Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
He does have that fear of everything happening too. Not that bad for longevity I suppose.
The liking for premium mince from a free cat from Toongabbie that looks like he would be right at home eating out of a large bin behind a Supermarket is something I have had get used to.
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hifiandmtb
Sphincter beanie
The cat knows which direction the sun comes from...
Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
Great shot. Cats are masters at finding the best seat in the house.The cat knows which direction the sun comes from...
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born-again-biker
Is looking for a 16" bar
safreek
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Raced a couple, decades ago. Very friendly and affectionate animals, you would love one. Remember that some States you must have them muzzled in public, rather ridiculous considering some of the more aggressive breeds don't have to
wkkie
It's Not Easy Being Green
Yep, we just grabbed Stan from gap (Greyhound Adoption Program, at Seymour) almost 2 months ago. Gap is funded by Greyhound racing Victoria and he came desexed, vaccinated and microchipped for $75.
If they go through the gap program they don't have to be muzzled, but they always have to be on lead outside of private premises, even at off leash parks / beaches.
Great dog, he had never been raced, but did come from a trainer. Apparently he wasn't fast enough!
He's 2 and pretty boisterous. We haven't taken him to any training just yet, but will be soon. He's good on the lead and gets the basic commands.
He's pretty big, 36kgs when we got him and they wanted him to get to 38 as an ideal weight.
It took him about 4 weeks to really come out of his shell, but he is now!
Pretty well mannered most of the time, but gets a little over excited and rough / clumsy when he first sees the kids and is playing.
He is a fiend for beer though! When he's around you have to keep it well away! On the weekend he stole my dad's beer off the table and was busted taking it back to his bed. When it was taken off him he was quick to get back to the table to mop up what he'd spilt.
Anyway, here's a few pics....
stirk
Burner
ForkinGreat
Knows his Brassica oleracea
apparently they are sometimes called "60kph couch potatos"
Mica
Likes Dirt
Getting ready to do a kitchen reno and brought the work gear home as I’m too lazy to use a tape measure to draw up a plan. Laser scanner, detailed 3D models, each setup takes a few minutes etc etc. She decided to sit nice and still for a few scans....
not that it’s anything new for her...
not that it’s anything new for her...
