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THE DOGS OF GLORY GLORY

A thread I saw randomly whilst lurking and thought I could actually post something on without people arguing

This is Bella.. now nearly 5

Did a thread on here about 5 years ago on how hard it is to adopt a dog when you have kids in the uk. She came from Bosnia, has trashed the house many times… is fussy now about walking when it’s too cold or wet… gate crashes TEAMs calls and is my daily companion. Also gets me out for walks whilst I indulge in podcasts

We think she is a Barrack Hound. Such a loving breed if so. Always get stopped by people with the poodle crosses asking what is he… “she is a she and we don’t know… “ how to start a polite convo with a stranger
 

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Bedfordspurs said:
A thread I saw randomly whilst lurking and thought I could actually post something on without people arguing

This is Bella.. now nearly 5

Did a thread on here about 5 years ago on how hard it is to adopt a dog when you have kids in the uk. She came from Bosnia, has trashed the house many times… is fussy now about walking when it’s too cold or wet… gate crashes TEAMs calls and is my daily companion. Also gets me out for walks whilst I indulge in podcasts

We think she is a Barrack Hound. Such a loving breed if so. Always get stopped by people with the poodle crosses asking what is he… “she is a she and we don’t know… “ how to start a polite convo with a stranger
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YES!!!! FANTASTIC! Great to see you again mate and LOVE that pup, loads of character, love that. Ledge for giving her the home to be herself safely!
 
Robbo said:
This big boy sadly left us two years ago. Abandoned by his mum, he was rescued by my mum and adopted by me and my wife.

One of the least gracious cats to ever have walked this planet, he was a lovingly annoying, loud and and hairy creature.

We have two new cats now, sisters who hate each others guts, but still miss our orange hairball.

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Mate. He looks like he was fudging brilliant!!!!! What a character!

EDIT: just came back to this thread to marvel at this magnificent beast! He is FULL of vibes there! I trust you attended to his dire needs at that moment without hesitation and plenty of apologies for not moving faster!!!!
 
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thfcsteff said:
Mate. He looks like he was fudging brilliant!!!!! What a character!

EDIT: just came back to this thread to marvel at this magnificent beast! He is FULL of vibes there! I trust you attended to his dire needs at that moment without hesitation and plenty of apologies for not moving faster!!!!
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Oh he was a character. :hearteyecat:

So many stories to tell, but probably the best one was something our poshy neighbour told me a while after he was gone. They have two of those hairless cats (testicles with teeth) that cost a fortune, so they go to great lengths fencing their property to protect them.

That didn't stop our beast dominating them completely, entering their property and eating their food whenever the door was open. They never fought, and our neigbours love animals, so it was never a big deal.

Fast forward to me speaking to the wife next door, after our cat was gone, and she telling me about that time when they were woken, in their bedroom, in the middle of the night, by very loud and intense meaowing. Yeah, that was our cat. And he was REALLY LOUD AND INTENSE.

Turns out he tailgated their cats in through the chip powered cat door, ate their food and then did the only logical thing when he couldn't get out: Find the humans and demand they helped him.

I laughed so hard.
 
Robbo said:
Oh he was a character. :hearteyecat:

So many stories to tell, but probably the best one was something our poshy neighbour told me a while after he was gone. They have two of those hairless cats (testicles with teeth) that cost a fortune, so they go to great lengths fencing their property to protect them.

That didn't stop our beast dominating them completely, entering their property and eating their food whenever the door was open. They never fought, and our neigbours love animals, so it was never a big deal.

Fast forward to me speaking to the wife next door, after our cat was gone, and she telling me about that time when they were woken, in their bedroom, in the middle of the night, by very loud and intense meaowing. Yeah, that was our cat. And he was REALLY LOUD AND INTENSE.

Turns out he tailgated their cats in through the chip powered cat door, ate their food and then did the only logical thing when he couldn't get out: Find the humans and demand they helped him.

I laughed so hard.
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A legend!
 
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