Life would be very sterile without pets.
Bill
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7 years ago
OT pets
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7 years ago
Cleaner, certainly :-)
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7 years ago
Agreed. Our cat once kept a pet mouse, a kind of Tom and Jerry effect.
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7 years ago
A house is not a home without a pet.
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7 years ago
Did you see tonight's Still Game (BBC1 , 21.30)?
Featured 'Bible John' and 'Peter Sutcliffe'
Owain
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7 years ago
A cat, certainly.
Not sure the slug I kept in a margarine tub added much to domestic bliss.
Owain
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Don't know about sterile, but my garden would certainly be less toxic without the local cats.
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7 years ago
here it's the foxes,
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Yes, but also without wildlife and with the downturn in the number of Hedgehogs, its timely today to ask everyone who is having a bonfire to check for them since this cold snap as they like piles like bonfires and one does not really want to incinerate a hedgehog. Brian
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7 years ago
Our cat kept the foxes away. And made less mess.
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Yup. Dunno who stink more. Even although I like looking at both.
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I never did get rid of the slugs in my van.
They are still there.
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Talking of which,I went to a pub bonfire/fireworks party last night. Some people had brought dogs with them.
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7 years ago
Pet ownership and the ability to think rarely go together.
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7 years ago
If the dog is OK with bangs, why not?
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Indeed, my daughter's Golden Retriever is fine.
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It's a dichotomy. Leave the dog alone at home where it will still hear all the bangs, or take it with you so you can comfort it.
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7 years ago
+1
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Some dogs don't mind guns and fireworks. I've been firework events where the dogs have taken very little noticed about what is going on.
However a friends dog, a rescue when he was around two years old, has always been petrified of gunshots no matter how far away and anything that sounds of a gunshot, plus fireworks and thunder. This is mainly when out of doors and often immediately calms down when in a car or building even he can still hear it. He takes no notice of the same/similar things from an AV amp when the TV is being watched.
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Unlike my neighbours who left theirs alone at home to bark and howl all night while they went out.