CYaBro: We have another rescue puppy.

😆Caption competition time I think!!

floydbloke:

 

😆Caption competition time I think!!

 

'I'll sit on your face if you sit on mine.'

I believe Monty Python have already provided a caption for this photo...

“I don’t want to talk to you no more, you empty-headed animal-food-trough wiper. I fart in your general direction. Your mother was a hamster, and your father smelt of elderberries.”

Our foster rabbits got adopted and have a permanent home with a lovely family. We got a new (foster) vermin infestation last night.

My two off to the river

Well, it took an extra week to collect Tilly (another lowchen and poodle cross) - the whole family came down with a tummy bug so we had to postpone the roadtrip.

Here she is:

Here is our guy, doing what he does best

Tilly (the black one, 11 week old puppy) and Rosie (the white one, nine years old)

Informative article from Consumer NZ

Here’s what you should consider when choosing pet food – and the claims you can take with a grain of salt. 

Pet food: are 'premium' brands worth the money?

Handle9: Molly the stabrador

Hoogie (Blue Ringneck) and Spike (Cockatiel)...

Hoogie is the real "attention seeker" - he likes to hog onto the limelight and will come close to you when you have the camera/phone around.

They are our "Babies", but in reality they are probably old men in their own world - have had Spike (got him from Animates in Kaiwharawhara) since May 2003 and Hoogie from a breeder since Oct/Nov 2004.  Hoogie was about 8 weeks old when we brought him home, not sure how old was Spike when we got him but he did look young...

My boy got to go for a run around Stanmore Bay on Saturday. Think he enjoyed it ;)

wlgspotter:

 

Hoogie (Blue Ringneck) and Spike (Cockatiel)...

 

Hoogie is the real "attention seeker" - he likes to hog onto the limelight and will come close to you when you have the camera/phone around.

 

Parrots look to be fun pets from the various videos you see of them on YouTube, but who looks after them if you have to go away?  Can you take their cage next door to a friendly neighbour, or would they create mayhem at being left behind?  I'm thinking of one of my dogs that used sus we were travelling if we were loading the car, and get in and totally refuse to get out in case we left her behind.

TLD:

 

 I'm thinking of one of my dogs that used sus we were travelling if we were loading the car, and get in and totally refuse to get out in case we left her behind.

 

When I lived in Ireland I used to travel a lot for work (>180 nights a year away from home). This is what my dog used to do every time I starting packing a case.