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C comes before D in the alphabet

 

Looks like something the cat's dragged in / Looks like a dog's breakfast

 

A cat may look at a king / A dog is man's best friend

 

Dogs come when called / Cats have ansaphones

 

Cats crap / Dogs doody

 

Dogs have masters / Cats have staff / All pigs are equal tongue Bouncy LOL

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Cairdeas
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Thank you @Anonymous slight_smile your cat sounds adorable. @Cleoriff ..Bugsy is gorgeous heart x

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Anonymous
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I had a pet claypigeon once.....but I accidently called him Paul!!

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Lol @Anonymous slight_smile x
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@Cairdeas wrote:
Lol @Anonymous slight_smile x

Don't encourage me!!!  Confused

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Some lovely pics here shame I don't have any pets anymore we used to have cats slight_smile
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I've had dogs and cats (even the odd rabbit, budgie and tortoise) all my life up until 2 years ago and I would love the company of a faithful dog every night. However my current lifestyle makes it impossible but maybe in the future, who knows.

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when my previous cat called Wispa had to be put to sleep because her back end had gone & the vet told me she was in chronic pain ..... there were alternatives ..... but my decision to put her to sleep as her quality of life had so diminished 14.1/2 years she was ..... she could not even get herself ustairs anymore, let alone jump upon her chair in the living room, the one that had her pet blankets on ..... the vet frightened me by saying that it could take up to 3 minutes for her to stop jittering, but as the injection went into her front paw & we looked straight into each others eyes, the vet wouldn't let me hold her other paw ..... well her head simply flopped to one side gently & she was gone ..... instant floods of tears then with a handful of tissues as profferred box by kindly vet (never seen him before or since, as it happens)

I didn't/couldn't last for long without a cat in the house & it was agony before 10 days passed when the local charity organiser of Craven Cats Rescue could take me up to the cattery in her car ..... & me & Marty chose each other ..... he is asleep on the bottom of my bed now in a nest created by me/him of my this year's M&S fluffy flowered dressing gown ..... = ..... I am relegated to last years shocking pink one ..... yep, The Cat Rules My Household ..... Cat Very Happy :womanvery-happy:

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A lovely (albeit sad) story Jane.  I am a firm believer in being with your pet when the time comes to have them put to sleep.... A job that always falls on my shoulders as my husband wont do it.

Mind you on an amusing side note...we both say 'thats it... never again....no more pets'.....

If only we kept to that....Smiley Very Happy

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After my dog  Ben passed I swore I would never go through that heartache again.  I  did last for 4 years til I heard Raffy's sad tale,  and I fell in love with his wee face.  I've had him 10 months now,  and while he is still a very nervous dog,  he is coming on...and getting cheekier  by  the day  :smileywink:heartx

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Anonymous
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Although dogs are unable to detect tumors.....apparently cats can!!!

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