The IDEAL Forum

So, I've just returned from one week at my mom's and took a bunch of photos of my two friends before I left. They actually made this Christmas bearable.


Here's my small old dog, I think she's about 7 now.


Here's her big new friend, a 6 months old Ridgeback.


And here you can(not) see him do a happy jump.



(Note the beautiful garden in the background, lol )

PS:

DOGES >>>>>> CATS

your dog looks like she would lose any fight against a cat tho

"In the earlier parts of its history, the Rhodesian Ridgeback has also been known as Van Rooyen's Lion Dog, the African Lion Hound or African Lion Dog—Simba Inja in Ndebele, Shumba Imbwa in Shona—because of its ability to keep a lion at bay while awaiting its master to make the kill."

This is how i imagine the situation

i have not seen a single door in those pictures

Ironically, in the first picture, there is no door anymore (entrance to the living room right behind the dog).

Xensation wrote:"In the earlier parts of its history, the Rhodesian Ridgeback has also been known as Van Rooyen's Lion Dog, the African Lion Hound or African Lion Dog—Simba Inja in Ndebele, Shumba Imbwa in Shona—because of its ability to keep a lion at bay while awaiting its master to make the kill."

so you see the dog can't kill the cat, it needs its human master for that, with a cowardly gun. The cat however will kill it, eat it for breakfast and then hunt another one because she's still hungry.

Will also share a picture of Ralf.

Try it and my cats will upgrade your game to CryEngine!

i present you my beloved "Barky" ... as cute as evil but the reason for this probably lies within my education



this little monster haunted like 6 cats at once when they tried to play with his toy which you can also see in the pic ( yellow giraffe )

Brati007 wrote:i present you my beloved "Barky" ... as cute as evil but the reason for this probably lies within my education



this little monster haunted like 6 cats at once when they tried to play with his toy which you can also see in the pic ( yellow giraffe )

that is ... a dog?

The Meerschweinchen is real

Xensation wrote:The Meerschweinchen is real

still takes 3h - 5h per day to do the walks

but you are right actually, this kind of dog count as meerschweinchen so i am allowed to take him with me when i fly as passanger luggage while normal dogs are alone in cargo area

I'm 94.26% sure that it's a pygmy wookie

Brati007 wrote:

Xensation wrote:The Meerschweinchen is real

still takes 3h - 5h per day to do the walks

Solution:

Sekundenkleber wrote:I'm 94.26% sure that it's a pygmy wookie

dude, no-shave-november is over.

Sekundenkleber wrote:I'm 94.26% sure that it's a pygmy wookie

It reminds me more of a

SPAM ALERT!


Nice topic tbh.

2012 my gf and me got our first cat from an animal shelter. She was approximately 4 years old.




When my gf and me had an internship for 6 months, we got the impression that Rosalie felt alone. So we made a decision together to get a 2nd cat.
We got a British-shorthair-cat, named Blueberry (because of her color "blue"). When we got her, she was 13 weeks old.




Well, even if we felt happy, Blueberry seemed to be bored because Rosalie didnt want to play with her. So Blueberry was bleating around and we made another crazy decision to get a 3rd cat.
This time we got another British cat, called Highlander or British-Longhair. The funny thing is: Neither the parent cats nor grandparent cats had long hairs but funnily enough he was born with long hairs. His name is Kasimir and he is the half-brother of Blueberry. He was also 13 weeks when we got him.





ALL together:


We swear that this is enough from number of cats. The british brigade is playing well together during Rosalie is watching the funny scenes from scratching post. All are castrated, so we dont expect any miracles.

ertinger