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He swears he hates the dog...
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dionythicus
Kiss My Hearse
Our cat, Victoria, thinks she is a dog. She loves Bob, our Aussie/Holstein cross. He's looks like an Aussie but weighs 130 lbs. Victoria likes to clean his ears (we think she's looking for brains, the little zombie cat).
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Snakexperience
Corns.nl
That really is an ooold dog, isn't it?
Arjan
Arjan
carol
Down with the sickness
She is 7 years old, which is older for a Great Dane. However, she started getting that grey "grizzling" when she was 4.
Kathy, adorable pics! My dog loves the cat, but the cat won't admit he likes her. When we got her as a pup, she was the same size as the cat and he beat the snot out of her enough times that she still fears him even though she's over 100 lbs. If he is laying on the stairs leading to the house, she won't pass by or step over him. The other night my cat was at the edge of my bed and he boxed the poor dog in the face just for walking by too close. But there are many moments when he thinks no one is looking.... we find him sleeping very close to her, we have caught him licking her nose, and once in awhile he will walk up to her just to say "Hi!". After all, she makes a darn good body gaurd. She loves the two cats that are in the family, but will chase any other cat that comes in the yard. Anytime she hears a cat fight going on, she runs to the door and can't wait to help out her kitties. It's pretty funny to see the dog and the two cats sit on the deck just waiting for a trouble maker to hop the fence to try and steal cat food. The cats just have this cocky look on their face like, "Don't make me sick the dog on you."
Kathy, adorable pics! My dog loves the cat, but the cat won't admit he likes her. When we got her as a pup, she was the same size as the cat and he beat the snot out of her enough times that she still fears him even though she's over 100 lbs. If he is laying on the stairs leading to the house, she won't pass by or step over him. The other night my cat was at the edge of my bed and he boxed the poor dog in the face just for walking by too close. But there are many moments when he thinks no one is looking.... we find him sleeping very close to her, we have caught him licking her nose, and once in awhile he will walk up to her just to say "Hi!". After all, she makes a darn good body gaurd. She loves the two cats that are in the family, but will chase any other cat that comes in the yard. Anytime she hears a cat fight going on, she runs to the door and can't wait to help out her kitties. It's pretty funny to see the dog and the two cats sit on the deck just waiting for a trouble maker to hop the fence to try and steal cat food. The cats just have this cocky look on their face like, "Don't make me sick the dog on you."
dionythicus
Kiss My Hearse
It's good to have big friends, especially when you start the trouble! LOL I love danes, but they have such short lives. Yours is precious.
Cats are so funny about dogs, they hate them or love them (but usually won't admit it). Victoria wants to hang out with the dogs (our other one isn't so keen on the ear treatment), eat treats with them, snuggle, etc. If she isn't making life hell for a couple of our other cats, Victoria (aka Victerror) is near the dogs.
Cats are so funny about dogs, they hate them or love them (but usually won't admit it). Victoria wants to hang out with the dogs (our other one isn't so keen on the ear treatment), eat treats with them, snuggle, etc. If she isn't making life hell for a couple of our other cats, Victoria (aka Victerror) is near the dogs.