Show off your pets.

I love those ears too look a little like French Bull dog ears..

 

Teddy on the bottom and Twitch on the top. In the garden room. Queens tears starting to bloom.

 

Awwww isn't it a shame how uncomfortable Teddy and Twitch look...NOT... pure luxury ,they're beautiful

 

yes, they are happy. Thanks. And not brothers. Twitch wandered on our property about 4 years ago. He worked hard to fit in with the pack, not ruffling any feathers, kinda gently being there. After a couple weeks, took him to the vet and fixed him, and shots etc. He must have been raised in the house a lot, the sweeper noise does not even bother him. Can't believe someone just dumped him, he is such a good cat, and smart. Teddy, has been with us now 9 years, raised him from a kitten. Those two get along the best. Twitches kinda ignores the others .

 

Phantom on the left, Teddy on the right. real bothers, same mom. Had them since birth.
Born July 2004. Both about 16 lbs. Both run at will around the 3 acre property, come through the cat door at will, no litter box required. Not fat, just muscled.

 

Welcome to GC Phantom, Teddy and Twitch Gorgeous fur boys

 

Photo of Molly our Cocker , she is just 17 months old now . She is looking very proud and regal in this photo , not running around in circles like a maniac and rolling in muddy puddles !
It took ages to take this photo - we did it after her Sunday walk . So she is a little quieter but a bit wet. Its so difficult with the slow digital camera shutter speed , plus getting her to sit still for longer than a nano-second. My friend is going to do a painting of her head when I can get a good full face shot in daylight . Her colours don't photo true indoors. I need to ask for advise in our photo section.............

 

Aw, she's lovely Harry. Hope you get the photo for the portrait.

 

Molly - you are gorgeous...
Jenny

 

...I want a Molly

 

@lost_in_france ,
Eve,
how are Cooper and Honey please?
Jenny

 

Manic, funny, adorable, clingy, a work in progress, a pain in the @rse . Definitely a good distraction

 

Do you remember that sweet little GS called Toby that I raved about?
Spoke to his "Dad" tonight. Toby has become an 8 month old delinquent - a little MONSTER who won't do anything he's told. The trainer says it's normal at that age. Many get sent to rescue because of their rebelliousness. She said "you've just gotta go through this with him and show him he cannot win the game - only come 2nd ." He's refusing the normal food he has eaten since he arrived and won't come into the lounge when invited!! Just sits in the kitchen. The trainer said "pick up the food and put it back in the fridge. Bring it out again later - keep doing this until he eats it."
His owners are feeling guilty and despondent 'cos they think they have failed in some way or another. He still likes a cuddle though. A hard time ahead for a while but they will succeed - he's not leaving ! We'll see him on Friday evening,
Jenny

 

I think they're so much like children and reach a point where they like to try their luck I know my two (coming up for 5 years of age) haven't grown out of it.Some days they are the most obedient dogs there is yet and then there are times when they're like two teenage tear aways