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Missile 2012/06/26 15:57:38
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  • Debs 2012/06/26 18:58:24 (edited)
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    A canary called sponge. A tortoise called phylomena. A white parakeet called shaddow.2 goldfish called salt and vinegar..A green budgie called apple..Im now left with a rabbit called bubbuns. two dogs bendog and Rosie and sophina the cockatiel :)..I nearly forgot gingernuts ! he was one humongous guinea pig lol
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  • jmc07806-PWCM-JLA 2012/06/27 11:18:25
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    Red Eye the Wonder Dog for a black Lab.
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  • Missile jmc0780... 2012/06/27 11:33:02
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    Great name.
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  • Jan Haskell 2012/06/26 19:46:13
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    Not too unusual ... my kitty's name is Sweet Pea.
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  • Missile Jan Has... 2012/06/26 20:58:49
    Missile
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    Aw thats a cutie.
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  • Debs 2012/06/26 18:58:24 (edited)
    Debs
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    A canary called sponge. A tortoise called phylomena. A white parakeet called shaddow.2 goldfish called salt and vinegar..A green budgie called apple..Im now left with a rabbit called bubbuns. two dogs bendog and Rosie and sophina the cockatiel :)..I nearly forgot gingernuts ! he was one humongous guinea pig lol
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  • Lizzy Debs 2012/06/26 19:12:48
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    Noisy little sods those Guinea pigs, we had one that Squealed all day !!!!, he only shut up when you gave him more food or greens to nibble on !!!., then off he squeal again for more.
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  • Debs Lizzy 2012/06/26 19:45:39
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    I loved my guinea pig.they certainly do squeal Lizzy, It used to amaze me that it knew my husband was biking from work before he had reached the drive way...and yes it was because he always picked a bunch of dandilion leaves or grass on his way home..but I said I will get another guinea when my lovely rabbit goes to the big hutch in the sky :)
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  • Lizzy Debs 2012/06/26 20:25:24
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    We had some beautiful big lop eared rabbits, they`d run around the garden all day + go in + out of their hutch. In the spring when the grass is new it upset their tummies, their rear ends got a bit messy + they got that fly strike, it`s an awful thing, the poor rabbits became so ill, we`d never heard of it until it happened. One of the reasons you should`nt feed them Lettuce, Cabbage is much better for them.
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  • Debs Lizzy 2012/06/26 20:35:53
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    Oh Lizzy yes our lop got fly strike too..I didn't know till my Ben came running in and said there was something crawling out of him.I rushed to the vets but they couldn't save him.I felt so guilty.I never got another lop we had dwarf netherlands after that.a sight I will never forget.
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  • Lizzy Debs 2012/06/26 21:33:29
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    Yes it is an awful sight, the poor things must have been in agony, ours also died. We also has a little Netherlands dwarf, he was so tame, he used to come into the house + lie beside the boys on the floor watching TV !!, he`d sit beside you on the lawn in the sunshine. We got some new neighbours, the next morning we found the rabbit dead, their retriever had come over the 5ft fence + ripped the little rabbit apart !!, then another went missing, they tried to say it must have been a fox or an owl !!.
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  • Missile Lizzy 2012/06/27 11:34:04
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    That is heartbreaking.
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  • Lizzy Missile 2012/06/27 11:44:00
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    Yes it was, we were all upset, i was so angry as well, the new neighbours were nonplussed !!!. I`ve never seen owls or fox`s around our neighbourhood. Your avatar looks like the Horse Shoe Pass near Llangollen ?. I live in N.Wales, where are you ?.
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  • Debs Lizzy 2012/06/27 14:15:13
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    Ayup Lizzy, you are on my door step :)..We did the Llangollen canal route across the viaduct towards chirk last year.I love North Wales my aunt and Grandparents lived in Llanwrst, and Conway.My Mum was from South Wales..and I adore Llandudno and Aberdovey.
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  • Lizzy Debs 2012/06/27 18:56:52
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    Hi Debs, i live 4 miles from Mold, we have some nice countryside, i can see Moel Famau from my garden. I`d love to live by the sea. I spent a week in Penbrokeshire last year, it was lovely, i prefer the south to the north. Conway is nice, but all along the N.Wales coast there`s a lot of problems. Where are you ?.
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  • Debs Lizzy 2012/06/27 19:39:17
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    Hi Lizzy, I am on the shropshire boarder with rural staffordshire up the road, I love it as I have Ironbridge not far and Bridgenorth,Newport and shrewsbury as my local towns and with the wrekin as my outlook, I to am right in the middle of the countryside surrounded by fields and woods.
    I lived in Pembrokeshire for for a while in Lamphey, beautiful part of wales.
    I agree with the problems of the north coast, I know I shouldn't say it really, but Rhyll and prestatyn are looking very sad and really need to have some funds put back in to the poor places.but it seems that this is happening all around our coastal towns, cheap foreign holidays have taken the revenue away..:(
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  • Lizzy Debs 2012/06/27 20:06:15
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    All along there, Rhyl, Prestatyn etc has so many problems, one being a Big Drug problem, it`s very rough, my son was teaching at a school there a few years ago, a dreadful place !!. I believe Llandudno is very run down now, which is a shame they still have the Victorian shops on the main st, it would be a sacrilege if they went, Penmenmaur [not sure of spelling ] also has the Victorian canopies over the shops but they were in a state of disrepair. The cheap hols abroad have affected all our coastal areas but they should lower their prices, holidays here are so expensive !!
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  • Debs Lizzy 2012/06/28 08:19:39 (edited)
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    Ah yes, Llandudno..we always took the kids there and I could take Ben on my own when he was little, as I felt safe...but we went there last year and its got very shabby, dirty streets etc, but what we noticed after about 7 o'clock pm it got noisy and full of kids, as all the little resteraunts have turned into wine bars..its taken the sereneness out of the place..and Colwyn Bay, is a dead town,not nice at all.
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  • Lizzy Debs 2012/06/28 08:32:17
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    Yes i agree with you, such a shame, it get worse i believe the further along the coast you go, it seems Bangor has real problems with disorder on the streets, they are trying to bring in a curfew for under 16s, they should introduce one for under 18s. I think S. Wales is a much better option for a holiday or days out if you`re near enough.
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  • Debs Lizzy 2012/06/28 08:45:39
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    Used to go to monmouthshire quite a bit,and to the Royal Forrest of Dean..then when I worked in Gloucestershire it was on my doorstep, it is lovely, its just as easy to go through Hereford to go to south Wales..But a bit far for days out, but I think that will be the sea for us from now on.
    The curfew should be for 18yr olds..the only place I have been to lately that hasnt been spoiled by rowdiness is Aberdovey, and I think thats because it the sailing centre, so attracts a different kind of youngster.
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  • reg Debs 2012/06/27 22:28:57
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    helloooooo debs.....i mught be filming in your area next year......the railway.....
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  • Debs reg 2012/06/28 08:12:27 (edited)
    Debs
    Helloooo Reg..In Bridgenorth ?..wonderful steam..I haven't been on them for a couple of years, but we often went from Bridgenorth to Bewdley..
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  • Missile Lizzy 2012/06/27 18:31:11
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    Something similar happened to my neighbour, he had a wee terrier killed by a new neighbours dog, it was really sad as the wee dog was his wifes and she had just passed away not long before that happened. I live in Northern Ireland, photo was taken in Donegal.
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  • Lizzy Missile 2012/06/27 19:00:41
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    I have a little Cairn Terrier + have experienced some really frightening times when i`ve been out with him, big dogs tend to go after little ones. My dog is like a wild beast if one comes anywhere near now. He`s also very protective + Adores Children.
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  • Debs Lizzy 2012/06/27 14:33:19 (edited)
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    Thats awful Lizzy..must have been distressing to see your rabbit in that state !!..its a worse nightmare..horrible...We had to raise the hutch when the pigs were in there, as I heard a commotion one night and there was a stoat gnawing away at the hutch..nasty things they are..10 more minutes and it would have been through !.that was one time I was glad the pigs squealed
    P.s I got my rabbit injected for fly strike.that was the first thing I did.
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  • reg Lizzy 2012/06/27 22:27:14
    reg
    i call mine harold......errrrrr what sort of pet are you on about??????
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  • Lizzy reg 2012/06/28 05:45:32
    Lizzy
    ??????????
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  • Missile Debs 2012/06/26 21:01:02
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    Can't stop laughing at gingernuts.
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  • Debs Missile 2012/06/27 14:23:07
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    Ha ha ..yes..it was a major feature on him..which confused on many occasions the rabbit who share his space :)
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  • blindfaith Debs 2012/06/26 21:25:18
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    Blimey....Debs Doolittle. You aint got a boat called Ark have you Debs? :)
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  • Debs blindfaith 2012/06/27 14:28:01
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    Debs Doolittle, I like that ;)..I would be if I could, but I have said apart from Pigs I am not replacing anything when they die..I mean Guinea Pigs not the Oink Oink kind..I'm finding it very hard to resist..but..lol
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  • blindfaith Debs 2012/06/27 14:41:14
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    We visited a rescue centre on Sunday, as you do. I was amazed at the animals people actually think are pets....chickens, pheasants even a turkey that was too big for the lounge!! They do take liberties with these places i feel, the owner was telling us that when she opens up in the mornings, often animals are left outside by the gate !!! Anyway, you have just hurt the feelings of thousands of pigs...oink :))

    lolpig
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  • Debs blindfaith 2012/06/27 14:50:55
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    Ha ha..I would never eat pork again if I had a pig..they are very intelligent animals so wouldnt want to be outwitted by a pet :)..My brother in law had 2 pigs but the public used them as a vegi recycling bin as they were in a field on the way to the primary school.the kids loved them but.they got to big !! unfortunatly became agressive too.so he had to get rid..
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  • blindfaith Debs 2012/06/27 15:11:42
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    Well at least they can be recycled :)) bacon sandwich
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  • Lizzy 2012/06/26 18:46:41
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    Rabbits called Snowdrop, Sniffer + hazel. Cats called Bumper, Stripey + Suki.
    Love Birds called Paddy, Bridie, Baby + Cheeky. A Hamster called Harvey. Guinea Pig called Gilbert. Snake called Jake. Parakeet called Jim as he was like a Gymnast.
    We only have a little pooch now called Oscar.
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  • Missile Lizzy 2012/06/26 18:49:45
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    Loving Jake the snake and Gilbert the guinea pig. Class names.
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  • ally 2012/06/26 18:07:09
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    Mokus (pronounced Mo Kush) means "squirrel" in Hungarian.
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  • Missile ally 2012/06/26 18:15:57
    Missile
    What sort of pet is it?
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  • ally Missile 2012/06/26 18:26:14
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    A German short hair pointer. He was adorable.
    german short hair pointer
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  • Missile ally 2012/06/26 18:32:10
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    BEAUTIFUL.
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  • ally Missile 2012/06/26 18:51:09
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    Thank you, Missile!
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