Pet photos

Catmom

krlyr wrote: »

Kiki



Casper

Lovely pics!! Does Kiki have some Rottie in her?

Catmom

missmontana wrote: »

starting with Smokey Joe,

Dizzy giving Smokes a cuddle

Kiwi

Peachy Pie

Cilla

and lastly, Buddy, our friendly stray

Fabulous pics! What a hard life our Feline friends lead

krlyr

Catmom wrote: »

Lovely pics!! Does Kiki have some Rottie in her?

Thanks She's a Rottie x GSD, supposedly. We took her on at about 9 months old as a private rehome. She doesn't have very many GSD traits (as a family we've always had GSDs, but having lost my last GSD at a young age I felt like I wanted something different so I wasn't "replacing" her and thought a GSD cross might fit the bill - wasn't expecting all these different traits though!), but has many that matched with the behaviour of the purebred Rottie OH and I fostered the Christmas before last. She's inherited a slimmer GSD body but the chunky Rottie head, and then the slimmer, longer GSD muzzle, a bit of an unusual combination!

Barcode

Here we go.

First up, steppe lemming Agent Booth (he's just over a year now, which is quite old in lemming terms!).



And, having a spin:



Next up, Dexter Morgan, our pygmy hedgehog:



And our Border Terrier puppy, Scrabble. F. Scruff who joined us in November (she's just turned 14 weeks):

PaulyB71

Mad dog Oscar

Catmom

krlyr wrote: »

Thanks She's a Rottie x GSD, supposedly. We took her on at about 9 months old as a private rehome. She doesn't have very many GSD traits (as a family we've always had GSDs, but having lost my last GSD at a young age I felt like I wanted something different so I wasn't "replacing" her and thought a GSD cross might fit the bill - wasn't expecting all these different traits though!), but has many that matched with the behaviour of the purebred Rottie OH and I fostered the Christmas before last. She's inherited a slimmer GSD body but the chunky Rottie head, and then the slimmer, longer GSD muzzle, a bit of an unusual combination!

Aha, thought so, she's the spitting image of Lucy, my late Nan's Rottie x GSD Gotta love the chunky Rottie head

Catmom

Barcode wrote: »

Here we go.

First up, steppe lemming Agent Booth (he's just over a year now, which is quite old in lemming terms!).



And, having a spin:



Next up, Dexter Morgan, our pygmy hedgehog:



And our Border Terrier puppy, Scrabble. F. Scruff who joined us in November (she's just turned 14 weeks):







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Hogs and Lemmings and Puppies, Oh My! :j:j:j

LOVE the names, and S. F. Scruff sure does have some long legs

pulliptears

The very handsome, eternally young, happy looking 11 year old Bob the 'duff' westie:



And my beautiful boy Jack, before he became ill:



He looks nothing like a scottie now sadly thanks to all the hair loss and shaving from his illness.

bugslet

Ruby ( who has a bit of thing for pullip's Jack, fur or no fur)



Stella acting as a large cushion for a 9 week old Heidi





Sorry no pics of little bill the papillon or lady Miss Till the garston terrier.

pulliptears

bugslet wrote: »

Ruby ( who has a bit of thing for pullip's Jack, fur or no fur)



Stella acting as a large cushion for a 9 week old Heidi





Sorry no pics of little bill the papillon or lady Miss Till the garston terrier.

Jack very much approves of Ruby's cushion
(and of Ruby!)