He looks really happyMeet my new dog Uno, after my last dog passed at the beginning of July, I waited a bit and at the beginning of September, I adopted Uno from a rescue in Central PA. He's a rambunctious 8 month old pup
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Hello to Uno, pleased to meet you. I bet there's lots of good walks & belly rubs in your future!Meet my new dog Uno, after my last dog passed at the beginning of July, I waited a bit and at the beginning of September, I adopted Uno from a rescue in Central PA. He's a rambunctious 8 month old pup
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Imagine that ending up in your hair after you've brought food and water to the pets before the sun comes up. The orb weavers around here aren't nearly so colorful.
Our cat is pretty old. We fill a clean mop bucket up to the brim with water. He doesn't even have to bend down to get a drink...Our cat Griffen will only drink out of this dish. Well technically he will also drink out of the bathtub.
Anyway, the water dish is normally tucked back in the corner by the chair. I was working from home and came into the kitchen to grab some coffee. Griff had moved his dry dish and was just sitting there waiting for someone to fill it.
I wonder how long he was sitting there like that? He's a good cat.
Tornado Red
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I've had the water bowl just below shoulder height for the old boy for some time. He seems more relaxed outside when he's not hunched over and can keep an eye out. I should do that for his food as well though he always stays inside at night. Also avoid plastic water bowls, use only stainless, glass or porcelain, they can develop chin acne otherwise.Our cat is pretty old. We fill a clean mop bucket up to the brim with water. He doesn't even have to bend down to get a drink...
Correction: then the Wild Animal Park now known as the Zoo Safari Park
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Looks quite nice. You are good at posing!
Sounds like a Redback, they're pretty small compared to the Trapdoors, Funnel-webs, and Tarantulas.
My son's Husky, Nico, and his son, Liam. I LOVE my grandson!!!
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We have been in Bosnia this past week. This cat belongs to a restaurant. He obviously knows a sucker when he sees one, so he came up to me and I gave him a tidbit of chicken. He wouldn’t leave me alone for the rest of the meal (yes I gave him more) and he followed me out into the courtyard. There are cats all over the place here in the Balkans, all lobbying for petting.
Doug G.
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Doug G.
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It's amazing, to me, how most dogs are so good with little kids. The dog we had back in the seventies (half Lab, half Cocker Spaniel), although he could be pretty feisty and even "stern" with adults, absolutely adored our little daughter and let her do anything she wanted to him (she was incapable of being mean, however).
I still swear that, one time, I came in the front door and she was sitting on him, holding onto his ears, and he was giving her a ride.
And, woe would it have been to anyone who tried to harm her.
My grand kids are now 6 and 3 and I love 'em to the moon and back.
Doug
It's exactly like that. Nico is a very rambuctious pup and he always jumps up on us and howls. We were SO worried he would hurt Liam. It's exactly the opposite. He is very careful with him and never, ever jumps or barks. It's striking. How do they know to be careful???
