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  • 5 March, 2009 at 9:29 am #12709

    Bassingbourne55

    If we have pets we love them most of the time, but sometimes they can be destructive.

    We have 3 cats, and so we have the usual snagged curtains, shredded bed-corners and a few unsightly stains on the carpets.

    Here is the thread to dish the dirt on your moggie, pooch or parrot and moan about their destructive powers! :lol:

    5 March, 2009 at 11:11 am #393336

    ForumHostPB

    I absolutely hate parrots – nasty dirty smelly verminous pests riddled with ticks and mites. Thet cuss and swear at ecery opportunity; they bite the hand that feeds them; and worst of all ….. they spill their seed on the floor.

    5 March, 2009 at 4:08 pm #393337

    Bassingbourne55

    I know a story about a parrot that did something really terrible that caused a huge amount of damage to property but I’m not telling!!

    With my cats, it’s the occasional cat-on-cat violence that gets me most – one of our cats is quite a bully when he feels like it.

    5 March, 2009 at 5:47 pm #393338

    Pete

    @forumhostpb wrote:

    I absolutely hate parrots – nasty dirty smelly verminous pests riddled with ticks and mites. Thet cuss and swear at ecery opportunity; they bite the hand that feeds them; and worst of all ….. they spill their seed on the floor.

    so do w*nkers

    5 March, 2009 at 5:51 pm #393339

    Cas

    I had a cat, Mollie, never really grew much bigger than a kitten, but such a tyrant :lol: :lol:

    Mollie was around a year old when we got a little westie, he was tiny too, he’d been
    quite badly treated and we took him on, he was really a sweet little thing. They did eventually become really good freinds, used to sleep in the same basket together etc.,
    In the beginning though, my god did Mollie used to terrorise him :lol: he’d end up jumping up onto the chair and hiding behind me, and she’d sit there waiting for him to come out again, I swear she used to have the biggest smile on her face. :lol: :lol:

    5 March, 2009 at 6:43 pm #393340

    ForumHostPB

    @pete wrote:

    @forumhostpb wrote:

    I absolutely hate parrots – nasty dirty smelly verminous pests riddled with ticks and mites. Thet cuss and swear at ecery opportunity; they bite the hand that feeds them; and worst of all ….. they spill their seed on the floor.

    so do w*nkers

    Glad that my not so subtle reference to Onanism didn’t get by you Pete.

    6 March, 2009 at 2:42 pm #393341

    Catmanblue

    We adopted an abused puddy cat a year ago called Harry, who at the moment is still an indoor cat but fingers crossed we are hoping this year that we may be able to get him to venture out. Despite the toys and scratching posts we have for both the cats needless to say we are the proud owners of ripped wallpaper on the hallway and the spare bedroom walls :lol: and a badly scratched sofa arm. Despite the damage I would rather have my pets than an immaculate damage free house.

    6 March, 2009 at 3:54 pm #393342

    ForumHostPB

    We have an ‘involuntary’ pet ….. the neighbour’s bloody cat !!! It absolutely insists on using the back lawn as its personal toilet…. no matter what I say to it.

    I’m going to borrow a dirty great big dog – with a bad attitude, a worse temper, and a big hunger (for cats).

    6 March, 2009 at 6:39 pm #393343

    Pete

    Lion shit apparently works (and no you dont throw it at the cat)

    6 March, 2009 at 6:53 pm #393344

    WooHoo

    @pete wrote:

    Lion shit apparently works (and no you dont throw it at the cat)

    Oh Gawd,.. If only i’d known that sooner.. :?

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