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Delbert the 2 year old ruler of the house
Mine has been alright since he got “his” chair leaves me alone at my desk but occasionally gets up with me. There is also a door right by the desk that he now likes to go out rather than the back door that’s open or he will walk out the back door down the deck and want to come in the door near the desk.Lol. WFH has been fantastic for cats. Mine spend every weekday coming into my improvised office going “hey! You’re in here! That’s interesting! I’m gunna roll on that keyboard!” Or when I get up for a coffee break they take over my chair “Great! Warm” And Skype and t/c meetings they just join in and start singing. They are acknowledged attendees in a bunch of cross-agency forums these days (could be awkward if we get any FOI requests)
Both collie x kelpies tan one is about 18months old and the black one is about 6 monthsYou. Are. Joking.
Are they baby Kelpies Mannum? Best dogs ever
They’re absolutely beautiful dogs you’ve got there Mannum. And those sheepdog characters are as smart as anything. They can be a bit of a handful because of their energy and exercise needs as pets though. Do they have a lot of space to run around? When I was growing up we had a beautiful blue healer cross, and the people next door got themselves a border-kelpie mutt. Within 3 weeks they had dug themselves a complex tunnel system under the fence for association purposes, then expanded the tunnel system to just go out whenever and entertain themselves. Which the kelpie cross didn’t even need once fully grown, since it could leap and scramble over any fencing of less than 10 feet.Both collie x kelpies tan one is about 18months old and the black one is about 6 months
Lol.
Mine only goes outside to piss, sh*t and chase other dogs at the park with his lipstick out.
Takes after me.
Delbert the 2 year old ruler of the house
Yeah, Melbourne hasn’t exactly been one of the worlds most liveable cities this year so that’s probably a good thing.I'm glad I don't live in Melbourne any more if this is what we can expect when going to the park.
I have no idea why has made that his chair though. Was always happy to sit on the couch/bed until I brought that home and he was just like nah this is mine now you find something else.Yeah, you've lost that chair for good.
I have no idea why has made that his chair though. Was always happy to sit on the couch/bed until I brought that home and he was just like nah this is mine now you find something else.
I have a few times and he knows which is his.Swap chairs and see what the scamp does.
I have no idea why has made that his chair though. Was always happy to sit on the couch/bed until I brought that home and he was just like nah this is mine now you find something else.
I’ve tried some catnip toys with him but he never played all that much with them or showed any “high” behaviours either.Probably came from a house that used catnip which means that your cat is as high as a kite each time he lies on that chair.
I’ve got 30 acres of land and a father in law who lives next door and walks them three times a dayThey’re absolutely beautiful dogs you’ve got there Mannum. And those sheepdog characters are as smart as anything. They can be a bit of a handful because of their energy and exercise needs as pets though. Do they have a lot of space to run around? When I was growing up we had a beautiful blue healer cross, and the people next door got themselves a border-kelpie mutt. Within 3 weeks they had dug themselves a complex tunnel system under the fence for association purposes, then expanded the tunnel system to just go out whenever and entertain themselves. Which the kelpie cross didn’t even need once fully grown, since it could leap and scramble over any fencing of less than 10 feet.
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My two sh*t heads, they're alright sometimes
That belly is a trap. Do. Not. Touch.Finally warm weather working out nicely for the family slob, Ron Barassi.
He‘s hanging out in his corner hammock here
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And yesterday we had guests for my birthday - but he was pretty sure he was the star turn (he was spot on this time)
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A mate of mine has an awesome Rottie. I sometimes won’t see her for months at a time but when she does see me she won’t bark or freak out, she’ll lean her massive frame on me If I move, she’ll follow me, wait for me to settle, then lean again.View attachment 1018498
Just having fun.
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Heard some noises outside early morning. Went out with a torch. Turned the corner and this was waiting for me. Won't lie, I thought it was a demon.
She was gorgeous mate, but the last photo made me spit my coffee outFound some old photos. This old girl is chasing lures at the great race in the sky now. Just a perfect friend. Still feel the absence. Lucky I have other furry friends around
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(I can't for the life of me remember why this photo was taken. It's been a while... But I love it. Such a noble steed)
They are a great breed. Biggest softies. That boy, named Bruce, does the same thing. I'll usually end up just sitting on the ground and let him come in for a cuddle.A mate of mine has an awesome Rottie. I sometimes won’t see her for months at a time but when she does see me she won’t bark or freak out, she’ll lean her massive frame on me If I move, she’ll follow me, wait for me to settle, then lean again.
Honestly I think he was just trying to * with me. Been real cheeky lately. I love it. Took him for a walk after, took a video and the demon eyes had only intensified.What was he doing? Chasing possums again?
Yes she was. Still is in my heart.She was gorgeous mate, but the last photo made me spit my coffee out
Outstanding creatures.