Comment by Gloria68 on December 16, 2012 at 8:05

I have an 11 year old cairn terrier who I love to bits. He is my faithful companion!

Comment by Jenny Itzcovitz on December 16, 2012 at 9:42

Kitty is gorgeous, she has lovely eyes and beautiful markings.

She must be a very welcome companion.

Jenny

Comment by Jenny Itzcovitz on December 16, 2012 at 19:53

I have trained Lynx or Pillie as we call him, the local cat who comes to visit, to shake my hand with his paw every time he wants a cat biscuit. We call it 'shakey paw'. He's very clever.

Jenny

Comment by Sam on January 2, 2013 at 16:50

I have a pyscho cat called Poppy. She was rescued from a drug addict and we think either the pregnant mum or her as a new born was exposed to the 'stuff' as she is now 9 but will still hiss at me if I dare to walk passed her on the stairs. It took two yuears for her to stop beating me up.. no really I looked like a battered wife with bruises cuts on my arms legs and her favourite trick was to attack me while I was sitting at the computer, she would either bite me or scratch me then run away. If she were human maybe she would be on medication for her personality disorder. But she is my pyscho and I love her.

Comment by judylow on January 2, 2013 at 22:30

Our previous rescue cat Alice had been 'rescued' several times before she came to us and though she immediately adored Brian she was scared of him for a long time if he wore a suit.  As for me she would sit on the arm of my chair and give me an odd look and then attack my arm (I was quite nervous of her).  She also clawed at all the walls.  We used Felway to calm her and eventually she stopped biting my arm and accepted that I was 'the staff' and became quite a contented cat.  She still 'decorated' the walls from time to time, mainly to get attention.  We thought we would never get another cat till Flora turned up and needed a new loving home.

Comment by Rikka on January 3, 2013 at 20:35

Hi, I have a lovely black lab/collie cross.  She is a low maintenance type of dog.  Quite plain looking to those that don't know how to look into a dog, but beautiful to those that do.  She is the 2nd plain black un I have had,  as the rescue centres get quite full of them.

Comment by Sam on January 16, 2013 at 16:27

HOW CLEVER YOU ALL ARE I JUST TRIED TO LOAD A VID OF MY CAT POPPY DOING HER USUAL MORNING ROUTINE

SHE FOLLOS ME INTO THE BATHROOM THEN JUMPS OIN THE BATH AND WE HAVE TO PLAY PEEBOO THEN SHE JUMPS OUT TRYING TO SCARE ME. WHY SHE DOES THIS I HAVE NO IDEA BUT SHE DOES LIKE PLAYING CHASE WELL SHUFFLE IN MY CASE BUT SHE FORGETS AT TIMES AND POUNCES ON ME CLAWS AN ALL AND WONDERS WHY I YELL IN PAIN

THIS IS GOOD LIKENESS OF HER PSYCHO SIDE

Comment by Plattypus on February 5, 2013 at 20:59

Hi All just to introduce you to Bramble our 7 year old English Setter.

He is Loveable,very sensitive, great with the grand kids, prefers walks to eating! takes hours to clean after muddy walks, which is nearly always here in Cumbria!.Loves the Camper van..slept for 8 hours in it on an overnight crossing from Orkney to Shetland last year and just woke up when we returned to  the van. He goes everywhere with us and is definitely one of the family

Comment by The Crafter on March 22, 2013 at 11:09

Staff's get such a bad reputaion! This is my Georgie age sixteen scaring people with her smile.

Comment by Jenny Itzcovitz on March 22, 2013 at 11:14

She's lovely, I like her smile. Jenny

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