Awwww too cute.

I like cute....and cheeky 

Bobby. wrote on Feb 2^nd, 2016 at 9:52pm:


Ms Slocum had a pussy. It was always wet.

Lisa Jones wrote on Feb 2^nd, 2016 at 10:10pm:



How cute - those are the times the kids will always remember.

Here's a nice story Lisa:

Soren - don't ruin my thread.

Soren - leave the room.

A house full of animals including a big pussy cat :

Fuzzball wrote on Feb 20^th, 2016 at 12:53pm:



Please - happy stories as a relief from politics.

forgiven

namaste

Dear Fireball,
I feel I have the right to comment on media presented in any thread I start.

forgiven

namaste

Feel free to ask FD to transfer this Thread to Relationships, Bobby.  I'll nuke any post you don't want in it.

Bobby. wrote on Feb 21^st, 2016 at 10:52am:


Lord Herbert, as the Moderator, can do it.  Ask him.

Fuzzball wrote on Feb 21^st, 2016 at 11:22am:


It is what ought to happen to off topic Posts in Threads like this.

A house full of animals including a big pussy cat :

Aussie wrote on Feb 21^st, 2016 at 12:38pm:



OK thanks.

Bobby. wrote on Feb 21^st, 2016 at 12:45pm:


He has turned off his PM facility.  No-one can PM him, which is dumb, given he has a job to do here.

I assume you'll need to ask him here or in some Thread you see him active in.

Bobby. wrote on Feb 21^st, 2016 at 1:29pm:


Perhaps he doesn't want to be bothered by a pair of whining muppets about something which is trivial.

You don't need the 'cabby' to fight your imaginary battles do you booby?

You really are a big girl.

An eagle, a fox and my cat all getting along fine on my porch

Bobby. wrote on Apr 29^th, 2016 at 7:27am:


Sure, let me tell you my story.

One afternoon about a month ago I found a young, beat up looking blue chested Parakeet sitting on the deck next to our Pool. As I walked up to him I expected him to fly away but he allowed me to pick him up. His tail only had one long feather that was broken in two places. Now if I were like another who posts here I would have pulled his head off and saved myself time and money! Never in my life have I ever had a desire to have birds!

We had an old bird cage and wild bird seed so he was good for the short term. In the next two weeks I bought him a bigger (25"x25"x32") cage, toys, food and an albino companion.

So now it has occurred to me that I have supplied them with free housing, free food, free entertainment, free utilities, free care.......Damnit!!! They are Democrats.

http://www.petsmart.com/live-pet/live-birds/blue-parakeet-zid36-4041018/cat-36-c...

Crappy Internet prevents me from posting the picture I wanted to!


Since I live in Texas I am sure he was bought at a pet store and escaped from the owner. He is definitely a young bird and lucky to have not been caught and eaten by the Red Tailed Hawks that bother our chickens.

Florida Panther vs Dog -  both of equal size -  who wins?

18 second video:

Florida Panther vs Dog -  both of equal size -  who wins?

18 second video:

Bobby. wrote on Aug 14^th, 2016 at 5:54pm:


Pound for pound a cat any day, dogs are pack hunters.

Bobby. wrote on Aug 20^th, 2016 at 12:29pm:


The cat is obviously a lot bigger than the dog. The dog didn't have a hope. Whoever videoed this was cruel by not stopping it before it started.

Cats are primitive and destructive. No matter how domesticated and well fed they are - they are all vicious hunters. At times I could throttle the one remaining cat that I'm stuck with through no fault of mine. I love our native animals and they have an abundance of food in my garden - so it's become a cat's paradise when my back is turned. Unfortunately if I didn't have this cat who is very territorial - I would have every other stray in the area coming in on the sly to hunt.

Our first dog had a really protective attitude of humans. One day, my neighbours were walking to the shops, when this dog came running out of the yard to attack them. These girls decided to make the dash in the other direction. My parents' yard was not fenced at the time. Our dog came running out to greet this neighbourhood menace in a way that only he knew how. The other dog took off running, and our dog was a hero for the week with our neighbours.

I had an amazing wolf hound cross years ago. Ben was huge, but a beautiful and gentle dog. When his friend Jo Jo the cat gave birth under a bed in a spare room - Ben came out with a kitten held delicately in his huge mouth and bought it to me - then did the same with the other 2 kittens. Jo Jo used to suckle Ben when she was a kitten and he would lie there placidly while she kneaded away, so she was quite happy to share in the mothering of her kittens with him and Ben was more than happy to help.

Why you have to be prepared for large vet bills if you own a cat:

Am going to have to record one of our cats for posterity.  He's the most vocal cat I've ever heard and is on the cusp of actually speaking in Human.  Meanwhile, he has to be the Pavarotti of felines, the way he can project his voice.  It's monumental.  And he's close to speaking in throat-singing, the most astounding example being last Sunday evening when he topped even himself and would have been heard at least 100 metres away

He's able to meowl 'Hello', although it comes out more as 'Heerowww'.  And he has a fairly extensive vocabulary generally; certain sounds for 'food', others for 'go out?', etc. He doesn't mix his sounds up, they have remained constant over several years

Our other cat is a contender for Most Beautiful Cat in Australia and is a back-chatter.  His noises are softer, sweeter, but if you say 'no' to him, he sounds off like a little kid and always has to have the last word as he stomps away

Our Pavarotti cat was poisoned by some filthy renters about eight months ago. It left him with only 20% kidney (or liver) function according to the vet.  He used to be a complete pig, foodwise.  Now, he is allowed to have only special, bland stuff. When we try to vary his diet by including a tiny bit of chicken or tuna, etc., he projectile vomits several times in following hours, so unfortunately for him, he's stuck with the bland stuff. Still, he's managed to almost regain his former weight and is getting pretty cocky again.  He'll be 16 soon. He's still missing his lifelong companion who died a couple of years ago at 18.  I still miss the other guy too and dream about him sometime. He was the Jesus of cats

Magpies & cats all fighting:

Get it put down by the RSPSA.

They are cheaper than a vet.

Alsatian looks after kitten:

Can a rat fight off 4 cats?

cods wrote on Oct 9^th, 2016 at 1:54pm:



I know this is a bit late, Cods, but what happened with your neighbour?

cods wrote on Oct 9^th, 2016 at 1:54pm:


Your neighbour must have done something to please your cat which now whines at her door asking for more.

Lord Herbert wrote on Mar 15^th, 2017 at 7:00am:


Killing for pleasure or ritual makes you feel sick. It can only nurture bloodlust. I might have seen the same movie Herbert. Didn't the son become a serial killer and hunted and stalked women the way he would a deer?

I read an article by a "bird enthusiast" who killed a presumed extinct bird so he could photograph it just to prove that it still existed. As this rare bird existed - then it possibly had a mate.

Perverted pleasure and boasting takes precedence over humanity to some people.

Lord Herbert wrote on Mar 15^th, 2017 at 10:23am:


I wish I lived in a rural area and could fill the freezer with roo meat.

Gordon wrote on Mar 15^th, 2017 at 11:32am:


It's only good as pet meat.

When did you last hear of a mate inviting friends around for a backyard 'roo barbecue?

Wombat BBQ?

Emu BBQ?

Abo Koala Bear BBQ?

Gordon wrote on Mar 15^th, 2017 at 2:51pm:


Agreed

A friend of mine is getting her dog put down next month. She figures that her dog is too sick to be having a good quality of life for the next few years. At 13 years of age, the dog is passed her good years. I was around last week, and the dog was as happy and energetic as ever to see me. I figure that my friend will have several thoughts about euthanising the pet and companion she has had for over a decade.

mantra wrote on Mar 18^th, 2017 at 6:39am:


Very well said, Mantra. You've covered it well.

I've had to have several cats put down, and I can imagine that with dogs it's a lot worse emotionally. I was surprised to hear that my 'tough Aussie' neighbour across the road cried his eyes out when they had to have their 18 year old moggy put down. He's a gun-nut and won't have flowers in the garden because it's 'sissy'. And he had for years always referred to the cat in negative terms in case someone thought he was a 'poof'. 

Cried like a girl at the vets.  He's lucky bull-queers didn't try to follow him home.

I've said it before. I've seen a bikie come out of the vet's office choking on his tears because his cat had to be put down. And a woman I knew whose boyfriend was a leathered-up bikie told me he was a big sook with the cat at home. That's another crying session in the making for some time in the future.

bogarde73 wrote on Mar 18^th, 2017 at 7:27pm:


After 25 years of pet ownership I have absolutely no doubt that the veterinary industry operates as an extortionate racket that preys on pet owners' feeling of guilt and emotions. I've been suckered many times over the years, but I'm getting better at avoiding it now.

All my cats over the years would go and lie-up during the daytime somewhere on the property where they never used to. They would start doing this weeks before any hint of disease.

They always removed themselves from the central 'den' as much as possible.

You've sure had your dramas, Mantra. All very upsetting.

My all-white long-haired fluffy tom 'Pinkie' started going next door and disappearing under their house all day long a few weeks before he was diagnosed with feline AIDs from a bite.

And then my all-black female started removing herself to the Potting Shed all day long within weeks of her dying of a tumour in her sinus cavity.

I now have the experience to know when it's time to get the cats checked out at the vets before they otherwise have to endure weeks of pain and depression because I'm not reading the signs.

A cat chases a dog?

We should be getting rid of all cats in Australia.

Cockatoo Meows Like a Cat

mantra wrote on May 2^nd, 2017 at 7:05pm:

  It is super cute...thanks so much Bobby. I would say the cats are totally baffled and a bit wary of  the cocky.

I mean he talks like they do lol...the cocky looks pretty young as well..adorable video

My last and longest serving dog got taken by a snake, dogs take so long to bring up and they serve no useful purpose in the urban environment.
Kill all cats.

Bobby. wrote on May 2^nd, 2017 at 8:19pm:

Why???

Johnnie wrote on May 2^nd, 2017 at 8:21pm:



They are so cute & friendly - well most of them.

Johnnie wrote on May 2^nd, 2017 at 8:21pm:


That's a good question.

I've got three cats, and they're like little human children once you know and understand them.

They are close to being a perfect finished product of evolution just like sharks are. There's nothing more they need to evolve to be the perfect killing machines that they are.

You want to save a small percentage of Australian wildlife from feral cats.

Why???

How many people living in Australia go out of their way to see our native animals in the bush? 2%? 5%?

Lord Herbert wrote on May 2^nd, 2017 at 8:31pm:

Not understanding that argument or point of view, cats escape.

My dog stuck his tongue in my mouth while I was sleeping on the couch today.

Dustwun wrote on May 2^nd, 2017 at 9:24pm:

  Dustwun ???

this > > >

 


https://www.benaughty.com/ppc.php?dynamicpage=passion_bn_eng&country=au&text=mee...

Agnes wrote on May 2^nd, 2017 at 9:50pm:

Cats eat to many fish.

This one is amazing: