What pets do you have?

**Bryan Resch** · 20 May 2012, 2:04 am

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inor-bidi;} </style> <![endif]--> Hello all, I had 2 cats, one lost to strange illness, the second lost, I mean really lost it, we were taking it in car picnic and decides to buy something on the way, jumped out of the car and disappeared into the crowds, currently I have a golden retriever, I am sure it won't get lost lol

**bboyspyder** · 20 May 2012, 2:51 am

I've got a 9 year old cat. The kitten is very smart and sometimes pretty tedious. It's able to open some doors by jumping on the doorknob.
So in the cold winters in Bulgaria he jumps and jumps, and jumps until I let him come to sleep in my bed, although he has a nice cosy, warm kitty basket.

I am starting to have second thoughts about having a dog after watching The Dog Wishperer on National Geographic. That Sizar Milan really changed my view of dogs.

**Maria F** · 21 May 2012, 2:20 am

Originally Posted by bboyspyder

I am starting to have second thoughts about having a dog after watching The Dog Wishperer on National Geographic. That Sizar Milan really changed my view of dogs.

Cesar Millan is amazing and he is definitely educating people about dogs.

**angelam** · 21 May 2012, 3:02 am

I have a 4 yr old amstaff boxer mix named Rocko and 2 two year old cats named chloe and Lopez. We got rocko about 1 year before we adopted the cats and from day 1 they have not stopped entertaining us with their antics. They get along but every now and then they act up to get our attention and the cats team up against the little guy. Very funny to witness. I will try post some pics or videos soon. After a long day there is nothing better than coming home to a full house filled with love and good energy. I say give a needy pooch a home!

**xecutable** · 21 May 2012, 4:49 am

a kitten

perhaps the craziest one ever alive. Half of the furniture is already for replacement

**p.arena** · 23 May 2012, 9:31 pm

I've got a Spoodle named Milo, an absolutely mental dog hahah
He lives with my parents ever since my wife and I moved into an apartment. My mum was telling me yesterday that he went nuts and ran around doing 10 laps of the house and jumped on their bed pulling all the sheets and pillows off

**HunterWoods** · 28 May 2012, 4:01 pm

i have 2 gerbils now, before that i have had 3 dwarf hamsters

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**SoulPlay** · 2 July 2012, 4:07 am

3dogs and 3cats

**thebookiesoffers** · 2 July 2012, 5:29 am

this is my dog

**baldidiot** · 2 July 2012, 6:05 am

Originally Posted by thebookiesoffers

this is my dog [/IMG]

He's a cheeky looking chappy. Is it a beagle?

My wife wants one so bad she made me go and talk to breeders at the london pet show.

**thebookiesoffers** · 2 July 2012, 6:47 am

yes mate, he's a Beagle. Absolute brilliant dog and my bezzie mate. They are hard work at first though and really stubborn and strong willed and can hardly ever let him off the lead unless i know where we are

**beejack12** · 2 July 2012, 7:46 am

I have only one Dog at home. his name is gabby.he is quite intelligent dog.

**baldidiot** · 2 July 2012, 5:03 pm

Originally Posted by thebookiesoffers

yes mate, he's a Beagle. Absolute brilliant dog and my bezzie mate. They are hard work at first though and really stubborn and strong willed and can hardly ever let him off the lead unless i know where we are

I might have to pick your brain about them at some point!

Are they loud? We've heard contrasting things - my wifes dad is a vet and he said they're really noisy dogs, but we have spoken to breeders who said they're actually very quiet if they're well trained. I'm guessing it's really somewhere in the middle... Does yours howl all the time?

**thebookiesoffers** · 2 July 2012, 5:13 pm

Originally Posted by baldidiot

I might have to pick your brain about them at some point!

Are they loud? We've heard contrasting things - my wifes dad is a vet and he said they're really noisy dogs, but we have spoken to breeders who said they're actually very quiet if they're well trained. I'm guessing it's really somewhere in the middle... Does yours howl all the time?

when we first got him he wasn't keen on being left alone and barked/cried/howled a bit but apart from that he's good as gold, infact my boy is really timid. If im out for the day my mum come round to let him out and he hides upstairs till he knows whos come in the house, not sure that is normal for the breed though tbf. people who have been to my house when no one is in says my dog only barks when we are in the house as well. Again not sure if its him or the breed but Im at home all day with him and most of the time I wouldnt know he's here apart from when he wants a walk (they need an hour a day at least) or wants his dinner. they also sleep a lot more than most other dogs

**baldidiot** · 2 July 2012, 5:18 pm

Originally Posted by thebookiesoffers

when we first got him he wasn't keen on being left alone and barked/cried/howled a bit but apart from that he's good as gold, infact my boy is really timid. If im out for the day my mum come round to let him out and he hides upstairs till he knows whos come in the house, not sure that is normal for the breed though tbf. people who have been to my house when no one is in says my dog only barks when we are in the house as well. Again not sure if its him or the breed but Im at home all day with him and most of the time I wouldnt know he's here apart from when he wants a walk (they need an hour a day at least) or wants his dinner. they also sleep a lot more than most other dogs

Thanks mate, appreciate it! They do seem like lovely dogs

**thebookiesoffers** · 2 July 2012, 5:31 pm

Originally Posted by baldidiot

Thanks mate, appreciate it! They do seem like lovely dogs

he hasn't got a bad bone in his body and from what others have said i think it goes with the whole breed, really fun dogs

**banksylondon** · 29 May 2014, 2:26 am

i have two cats and love them so much they are like my children

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