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sxl2004
·We have a great puzzle afiliada
Hopefully pet owners understand (Dedicated to pets) ??
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Paedipod
·“ I am helping “
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Walrus
·I had to change out a faucet today and just threw a short bucket by the front door an hour before I had to go so I didn’t forget it. For an hour the brothers took it over and even had a fight over the rights to sit in it. Maharishi Yogi proudly held his ground.
He was sleeping upon my return probably dreaming of the days victory.
He was sleeping upon my return probably dreaming of the days victory.
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Alpha
··Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega CollectorA couple of pals 🥰
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··Never Used A Kodak
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Alpha
··Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega CollectorBehind you 😀
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Alpha
··Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega CollectorYoungster on holiday and certainly not blessed with great weather 🙁
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The Father
·Luca at the Beach. Luca enjoyed himself being the only dog for the day
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Alpha
··Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega CollectorNo sign of the weather improving but at least he is warm and dry and enjoying his travel crate 🥰
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I think this pup has had a Doc Martin sighting
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··Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega CollectorBetter weather for some time in the hills 😀
Edited to add that the images are taken on The Old Man of Storr on the Isle of Skye
Edited to add that the images are taken on The Old Man of Storr on the Isle of Skye
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·Brotherly love
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·Think this is Bobcat?
Short tail
Has black socks on hind legs
maybe or maybe not
Sauntering across driveway
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·Think this is Bobcat?
Short tail
Has black socks on hind legs
maybe or maybe not
Sauntering across driveway[/QUOT[/QUOTE]
very well could be. If so probably on the younger side as I’m noticing the adults have a (generally) bigger chest and are more muscular than house cats. I’m no expert just see them often in my area and I was surprised they were usually paired up. I talked to someone at the department of environmental protection who was in the area for another matter he told me it’s common to see them in pairs and they claim several miles as their territory (he gave a number which I don’t recall but I’m sure google knows) do you happen to have wild rabbits in your area? We have loads of them I wonder if that’s what they are after. Could just be mouse or whatever I wish I could ask them.
I love those encounters with beasts of the field and birds of the air. Cats get a bad rap as they are looked at as an invasive species but it’s not their fault humans brought them everywhere, it is said the Vikings would always travel with cats, they were looked at as good luck by Vikings. We as humans are probably the most invasive species. I can’t think of many areas we haven’t screwed up.
Short tail
Has black socks on hind legs
maybe or maybe not
Sauntering across driveway[/QUOT[/QUOTE]
Think this is Bobcat?
Short tail
Has black socks on hind legs
maybe or maybe not
Sauntering across driveway
I love those encounters with beasts of the field and birds of the air. Cats get a bad rap as they are looked at as an invasive species but it’s not their fault humans brought them everywhere, it is said the Vikings would always travel with cats, they were looked at as good luck by Vikings. We as humans are probably the most invasive species. I can’t think of many areas we haven’t screwed up.
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The Father
·Think this is Bobcat?
Short tail
Has black socks on hind legs
maybe or maybe not
Sauntering across driveway[/QUOT
very well could be. If so probably on the younger side as I’m noticing the adults have a (generally) bigger chest and are more muscular than house cats. I’m no expert just see them often in my area and I was surprised they were usually paired up. I talked to someone at the department of environmental protection who was in the area for another matter he told me it’s common to see them in pairs and they claim several miles as their territory (he gave a number which I don’t recall but I’m sure google knows) do you happen to have wild rabbits in your area? We have loads of them I wonder if that’s what they are after. Could just be mouse or whatever I wish I could ask them.
I love those encounters with beasts of the field and birds of the air. Cats get a bad rap as they are looked at as an invasive species but it’s not their fault humans brought them everywhere, it is said the Vikings would always travel with cats, they were looked at as good luck by Vikings. We as humans are probably the most invasive species. I can’t think of many areas we haven’t screwed up.[/QUOTE]
Rabbits, house cats in the neighborhood and 11 tasty dogs at my house
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·very well could be. If so probably on the younger side as I’m noticing the adults have a (generally) bigger chest and are more muscular than house cats. I’m no expert just see them often in my area and I was surprised they were usually paired up. I talked to someone at the department of environmental protection who was in the area for another matter he told me it’s common to see them in pairs and they claim several miles as their territory (he gave a number which I don’t recall but I’m sure google knows) do you happen to have wild rabbits in your area? We have loads of them I wonder if that’s what they are after. Could just be mouse or whatever I wish I could ask them.
I love those encounters with beasts of the field and birds of the air. Cats get a bad rap as they are looked at as an invasive species but it’s not their fault humans brought them everywhere, it is said the Vikings would always travel with cats, they were looked at as good luck by Vikings. We as humans are probably the most invasive species. I can’t think of many areas we haven’t screwed up.
Rabbits, house cats in the neighborhood and 11 tasty dogs at my house[/QUOTE]
I think people forget how bad vermin plagues could get in the olden day, leading to sickness and famine. Then we got wedded to pesticides and poisons which bring their own issues long term for the environment. There were a lot of reasons why the Egyptians worshiped cats and sailors like a cat on board.
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