Haha, I know! When we spot Willi in our garden, we try to attract him "Willi, here, kitty kitty" and then he glimpse at us, as if he wasn't sure, whether he shall come or not. And if he does so, he's like: "Fair enough! But just because I'm merciful!"

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kazza474 wrote:

In the year 2000, a beautiful little Rottweiler called Turbo came into our lives. He was Babee's little brother & together they have been my best friends and most fearless protectors on me & my children.
In quiet times, we always 'hold hands' and they let me tell them all I need to say & always gave me their 'licks' of approval. He did his job well & today Babee & I said our goodbyes. I kept my promise & held his 'hand' till he found the rest he so deserves 

My sympathies for the loss of your beloved friend. It's the hardest part of having pets, saying good-bye, but I believe with all my heart that we will all meet again someday in a better place.

Mary Me wrote:

Haha, I know! When we spot Willi in our garden, we try to attract him "Willi, here, kitty kitty" and then he glimpse at us, as if he isn't sure, whether he should come or not. And if he do so, he's like: "Fair enough! But just because I'm merciful!"

In order not to let change the thread's tone (Kazza: ):

When Findus spots us in the garden, he comes immediately - because one of us might carry some food!
But he also tries to convince us to follow him outside because he wants to play (with a stick in summer, with snowballs in winter - I told you he's behaving like a dog sometimes? )

Hope the bunny didn't get his name from his behaviour....

This is Findus when I'm watching Sherlock the fifth time:

ancientsgate wrote:

equiraptor wrote:

ancientsgate wrote:

Oh, look at the two pretty girls!  *loves*  Unusual name, Amber, for a gray kitty, lol. That gray color, in the cat world, is actually called blue, which I think is interesting. Anyway, those are lovely pictures; thanks so much for sharing with us.

Beautiful amber eyes, though.

Ah! You're right, I never thought of that. They really are amber-colored.

Yeah, I named her after the colour of her eyes  They can be very big and pleading when she wants something from us, so they deserved to get some credit
She actually responds to her name, too. And yes, the grey colour is called blue  It's a bit funny, but British Shorthairs exist in a colour called 'grey' too, and there's a little bit of a difference  Blue is a bit lighter.

I love 'Findus' as a cat name Like the cartoon, right?
And the rainbow bridge story made me smile, too. It reminds me of the cat I had before Amber: Socks (all black, but white feet  ).
May he rest in peace, the fluffy little rascal!

Haha, even though I used to watch the cartoons when I was younger, I didn't know that :D That's great!

I often call her Bluebell!

besleybean wrote:

I have an albino dwarf lion head bunny named Blizzard.

He sounds beautiful. My mom raised albino rabbits when I was a child. They weren't pets, though.  I still remember how I would look at their funny pink eyes and wonder about them.

Sometimes I wonder if it's headaches.