I have 2 dogs, a kelpie called Tyson, Greyhound cross called Gilbert and I want to get 2 turtles called Howard & Costello!
How about you?[blink]
We are all made from Stars
mini dachshund – Dashfiegle or Dashy
Golden Retriever called Moet (after the champagne) and Float coated Retriever called Lotus (figured she would be a kind of tranquil flower-in retrospect, should have called her cyclone!)
One female Jack Russell named Spotty….
As you can imagine…took a while to come up with the name.
One female west highland terrier called Bella.
Took her down the back at the farm today and plopped her in the water trough for a cooldown on the way home
Shawn
two dogs.
A westie x maltese named Buddy
and
a jack rusself x daschund called Buzz.Buzz came with his name. Gets a little confusing sometimes…
Success is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration.
BARRY our dear grey cat.
Two great dirty big Rottweilers!
He – ‘Gabriel’ (came with the name, and her’Kira’, my wife called her that after we lost her predecessor (female) Kara. Previous male Rottie was called ‘Schultz’, mighty fine dog, all 77 Kgs of nasty snarling teeth. Scratch his belly and he was one big teddy bear.
Gotta love big dogs! They don’t break if you step on them in the dark…….[fear]
Cheers
C@34Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is to always try something one more time.
– Thomas EdisonOh, I forgot….
we picked up a citten from the Vet (save a citty), I wanted to call it ‘Squid’ (‘cose it got a squid-eye!), but my kids (who love Monster Inc.) called it ‘Kitty’ after the big blue monster……[blink]
Cheers
C@34Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is to always try something one more time.
– Thomas EdisonI’ve got a Staffy named Harry and I’m getting an English Pointer in a month and I’m going to call her Krishna (no joke). I had a Retriever before I had Harry named ‘Stay’. That name just confused the hell out of him! ‘Come here Stay.’ ‘Stay, Come here!’ ‘I said come here Stay!!’
Cheers,
Gatsby.He he, lets see who knows their canines…
I have a pure bred tricolour BASENJI called Zac (he came with the name already attached – not really fond of it myself but he seems to like it). I have previously had 3 red and white girls over a period of nearly 30 years.So, how many said – what’s a Basenji??? Be truthful now.
komari
Looks like property people prefer Dogs to Cats? I wonder what this means? Hmmmmmmmmm
We are all made from Stars
Originally posted by komari:He he, lets see who knows their canines…
I have a pure bred tricolour BASENJI called Zac (he came with the name already attached – not really fond of it myself but he seems to like it). I have previously had 3 red and white girls over a period of nearly 30 years.So, how many said – what’s a Basenji??? Be truthful now.
komari
basenji’s are beaut dogs, v intellegent and i like their curly tales
Basenji’s are kind of the cats of the dog world! A bit aloof and up themselves, but are very intelligent, not like my retrievers…hey look at that, foods in my bowl again, how did that get there? Oh well, who cares! Damn, its empty again, oh well, might take a nap then.
Hugo – Minature Schnauzer, and two black cats, Morton and Bill.
cheers
brahms
CALL NOW…adults only (boys and girls ask mummy or daddy first) ~~ 1900 HOT BROKER ~~I have a cat called Jabba (after Jabba the Hutt) and a puppy called Chewie (after Chewbacca). We have another cat called Tonka although we mainly call her princess because she acts like one and it keeps in the star wars theme (Princess Leia of course!!!)[biggrin]
Sarah Melbourne
A Ridgeback/mastiff marshmallow called Jake, a Rough Collie (lassie dog) called Keira (my baby)…a tabby cat called Tiger (I’m HIS baby).
Four foster cows named Mudcake, Honey, Lizzie and Misty…we did have a steer called Bruce (as in Bruce the Goose, he was an idiot) but we ate him.
“I alone know the plans I have for you, plans to bring you prosperity and not disaster, plans to bring about the future you hope for.” ~ GOD ~ (Jeremiah 29:11)
Komari,
The Kalahari Bushmen in Southern Africa originally used Basenji’s for hunting. They often carried them around their necks until they were ready to pick up the scent of their prey. They don’t bark but let out an amazing yodle and are capable of climbing trees.
Cheers,
Gatsby.
PS. I’m kind of fond of them too!I have a three month old kelpie x Border Collie x Coolie, i think he might have some labrador in him as well. his name is Bailey. I found him 3 weeks ago… someone had dumped him on the side of the road, and seeing nobody claimed him, i kept him.
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