Got me a kitten! He's lovely and small and he's got his mother's (that would be me) hatred of the wiggly shoelace of death - one day it will pay for its crimes!
Any one got any kitten related stories (no horror stories I've already lost enough sleep to pee related stealth attacks) that may help with his training?
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Oh, and keep a video camera handy for the first time it see's it's own reflection.
Kittens and mirrors are hilarious.
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As you travel to the mountain, there may be people ahead of you. You may pass some of these people on the way, and some of them may pass you. You are all going to the same place, so it is as well to be civil to each other on the journey!
Good luck on your journey, I hope that our paths cross, and we may travel together for a time!
If you touch my Llama, I WILL kill you!
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we hav a one eyed rat catching bitch of a moggey and a rescent addition 5month old kitten that was left in a box at my friends work. Tend to get half the neighbours cats in our cellar for some reason and operate an open cat flap policy. Have found that little cat treats on my shoulder when lying down encourages the spiky massage cats are so good at
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Further to the animal discussion, there has been a paedo reportedly hanging round our area, have had dogs before and am now going to get another, problem is I want a dog that can be easily trained to guard my kids, looks a bit scary but will be gentle wth kids also. Am thinking border collie. Any advice or ideas welcome
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Ok border collie would be bad for kids that age due to their instinct to herd. They may end up biting your kids into place. Plus they need so much activity you'll end up having a) a really bored and badly behaved dog if you don't exercise him or b) a really really tired you.
Your best off getting a German Shepard as although they are a big dog they only need moderate exercise and are loyal to the end while being a brilliant family pet.
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Good point, not being picky now but isnt german shephard a ,well, shepard dog. Would it try to herd too, or am I barking up wrong tree (sorry). I do like this type of dog but there very big. Do you think labradour might be ok
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The Labrador Retriever is very trusting of strangers and if your reasons for getting one is for security as well your better off with another type of dog.
German Shepard won't herd kids but needs to be given time to interact with other dogs and people to stop them from being aggressive for no reason. It will act as more of a pet who is there to guard will being a member of the family if that makes sense?!?
Other wise Doberman Pinscher are my real favorite. Better than a German at this role but with a bad rep due to the media which is why people normally steer clear. This is what I'm going to get and train once I've got my own kids to have guarded.
As you can see I'm bias towards big dogs so take it with a pinch of salt!
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Samael wrote: They won't load! My technical knowledge is limited it punching the PC when it misbehaves... Some help please?
You can upload pics into your gallery here, or to sites like tinypic.com, which give you a code you can use for pics, which you just cut n paste into your posts.
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As you travel to the mountain, there may be people ahead of you. You may pass some of these people on the way, and some of them may pass you. You are all going to the same place, so it is as well to be civil to each other on the journey!
Good luck on your journey, I hope that our paths cross, and we may travel together for a time!
If you touch my Llama, I WILL kill you!
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