What's your breed, and why?

trixie73

We have a 2yr old mini schnauzer, pepper n salt, with the biggest sticky up ears you've ever seen,lol. He's a brilliant,loving dog but he's absolutely bonkers. He makes me laugh every day. We also have 2 mini lop rabbits, they are 6 and 7 yrs old. They are very chilled out and love people.

UKTigerlily

I love Staffordshire Bull Terriers & Norwegian Forest Cats, Birmans, Ragdolls & Maine Coons

Currently owned by 2x 3/4 Moggy & 1/4 Siamese kittens

Lemonsqueezer78

jrtfan wrote: »

It was probably our luck to get a hairy one :rotfl:

Here's a pic taken 6 months before he died (you can see by then the poor muscle tone in his hind quarters, poor old thing):
https://www.flickr.com/photos/133380020@N06/28690097854/in/datetaken-public/

and here is another taken a bit earlier. The JRT stood 15" to the top of his shoulder, to give you some idea of scale:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/133380020@N06/29204463552/in/datetaken-public/

Awww, he was a beaut. They are such gorgeous soulful silly creatures. My current girl will be 11 soon...she used to be a dark blacky/brown but she has a lovely "frosted" face now. She's slowed right down these days and has dodgy hips going back to her racing days I think. Seems she was quite a good racer though.

http://www2.greyhound-data.com/d?d=runway+three&x=0&y=0

jrtfan

Lemonsqueezer78 wrote: »

Awww, he was a beaut. They are such gorgeous soulful silly creatures. My current girl will be 11 soon...she used to be a dark blacky/brown but she has a lovely "frosted" face now. She's slowed right down these days and has dodgy hips going back to her racing days I think. Seems she was quite a good racer though.

http://www2.greyhound-data.com/d?d=runway+three&x=0&y=0

She's a real cutie! I love the dark/black Greys, they always look so sleek. We were given paper copies of our Grey's lineage and the stats for his racing career, I wonder if he'd be there on the site in your link as well, maybe I'll take a look in a bit. 11 is a good age too and what you've said about her hips is the same as happened to ours eventually, it's sad isn't it. The purpose of buying him the huge bed in one of the pictures was partly to help cushion his old bones towards the end, and partly to help him to stand once the arthritis really took hold and his muscles got weaker. Have to say, his legs might have been a bit wobbly at the end but his appetite never faltered a bit

Kateatkins1970

I have a 9 year old Labradoodle called Bodsy, she is amazing, from collecting her as a little bundle of curls to today, she makes me laugh daily, great fun, I know they can be slightly crazy but I love that

Threebabes

We have a 6 month old lhasa apso, we chose him because they dont need masses of exercise, though he does love a good run around on the beach.

Hes naughty, cheeky, stubborn, funny. We all adore him.