Thread: Your pets and Their Names?

This is just a thread asking about what pets you have and what their names are..

I have 2 Boxer dogs, 5 guinea pigs and one mouse.

Boxer dog 1: Zena (Female)
Boxer Dog 2: Tilly (Female)
Gp 1: Midnight (Female)
Gp 2: Flutterby (Female)
Gp 3: Amor (Female)
Gp 4: Parva (Male) (Name means small)
Gp 5: Tangy (Male)
Mouse: Nutmeg (Male)

Feel free to leave pictures too, even though I haven't.

I have.....

4 rabbits-Sydnee, Angel, Bunny and Other Bunny (the last 2 dont have names yet even though they've been here for months so that's what they're called for now)

4 gerbils-Dante, Jakey, Tilly and Evie.

3 Hamsters-Dexter, Carter and Loki.

7 mice-Lexi, Luna, Piper, Mila, Baylyn, Taya and Kaizen.

i only have one dog a 2 year old west highland terrier her name is holly x

My beautiful dog Bella! Bella!!

Originally Posted by RealFireflies

My beautiful dog Bella! Bella!!

Aww Bella is gorgeous i so miss not having a dog, homes just not a home without one

Originally Posted by Clanger72

Aww Bella is gorgeous i so miss not having a dog, homes just not a home without one

Thank you. She is particularly beautiful but a rescue dog and very, *very* needy. There are days when I can't take her and she ends up in her basket! :P It's like having a toddler under my feet all day. :P

We have:

1 cat, Millie
2 chickens, Peaches and Matilda (they haven't laid eggs for months and are quite frankly freeloaders!)
1 corn snake, Casper (not sure if its male or female guess it doesn't really matter)

Originally Posted by RealFireflies

Thank you. She is particularly beautiful but a rescue dog and very, *very* needy. There are days when I can't take her and she ends up in her basket! :P It's like having a toddler under my feet all day. :P

Rescue dogs can be very draining. I rehomed a lurcher many years ago, he was the sweetest looking dog but when out for a walk and off the lead he was pure killer! Mere whiff of a rabbit or deer and he was gone and no amount of shouting got him back. He also hated being left alone and chewed the kitchen to bits!

Originally Posted by Clanger72

Rescue dogs can be very draining. I rehomed a lurcher many years ago, he was the sweetest looking dog but when out for a walk and off the lead he was pure killer! Mere whiff of a rabbit or deer and he was gone and no amount of shouting got him back. He also hated being left alone and chewed the kitchen to bits!

She's not that bad. She's reasonable on recall (about 60% of the time, and uses a small amount of diagnosed hearing loss to play the "Oh sorry, I didn't hear you" card!) She's not so terrible left alone, she's an opportunist in that she'll be in the bin or on the sofa or across the dining room table (where she can watch the comings and going of the world much like a cat) but if I'm on top of making sure none of that can happen before I go out, she'll settle and self-sooth nicely. But when I'm home she's forever under my feet and crying and pressing against me and trying to get on my knee. However, if I cage her or lock her in "her room", she'll self-sooth again and settle into her basket. Nothing I do works so we have our cuddle time and then have our separate time. :P

We have 1 cat ,Nina-see my signature, she's a rescue cat and the softest most affectionate cat!!
1 guinea pig, scratchy, ( we did have itchy and scratchy as in the simpsons but sadly itchy is no longer with us !)
1 Hamster , Miss Nibs. she's our 3rd hamster and were told she was a male so we called him Nibbles, but when we went on holiday my friend looked after him-she has 5 of her own- and she realised that we had been misinformed, hence Miss nibs !!

Sasha aged 7, and dull as a brush.

We only have two dogs at the moment, Nelliduff and Oscar - they are golden retrievers. I love them dearly. Lost my soul dog Rudi about seven months ago (he is the one in the picture) All three were related and the others look very alike him. I am still heart broken.

One of the really good things about goldens (especially when you are on a diet) - is that you never get a whole treat to yourself - it's always got to be shared out or you don't get peace, so that has to be a plus .

We have 3 degus

Alice, Boudicca and Mizpop (used to be Molly but Mizpop seems to have stuck). We also lost Rose earlier this year.

Originally Posted by RealFireflies

My beautiful dog Bella! Bella!!

Just checked back and saw you had posted a picture, she is very beautiful

Originally Posted by Nelliduff

We only have two dogs at the moment, Nelliduff and Oscar - they are golden retrievers. I love them dearly. Lost my soul dog Rudi about seven months ago (he is the one in the picture) They three were related and the others look very alike him. I am still heart broken.

One of the really good things about goldens (especially when you are on a diet) - is that you never get a whole treat to yourself - it's always got to be shared out or you don't get peace, so that has to be a plus .

A friend of a friend (Though, I wouldn't class him as a friend because he obviously didn't know how to look after dogs and had to give up five of his dogs.. though I do not think he will be taking them back after the 8 month period we are supposed to be looking after them for.) So, I am stuck now looking after a jack russel and two golden pups (little girls, about 10 weeks). My brother is taking care of the other two (not entirely sure what breed they are) and my father is looking after my own two. After the few accidents, the little pups are now settled (Finally). My house is full up, and I have plenty of stuff to do to keep myself busy.