Just look at those whiskers! That long curly one is probably 5-6" long. My boys are 7m now and still zooming.
Ooh how sweet he is, @Letitia
Lol more like how ornery he is today
I am sure he is an angel compared to my daughter's 2 Manx cats. As much as I love animals, I want to throttle them. I don't care what you contrive to keep them from turning over/spilling/playing with their water bowl, it doesn't stop them from finding a way. We have tried them all. The other thing they do that is most annoying is run through the house like a herd of elephants at 5:30 every morning which get my dogs barking and wake me up. They also remove the paper from the printer so you go to get a print job and nope....
Yet we so miss having kittens once they've grown up.
Thanks for sharing your pugs. They have a special place in my heart. Here is a pic of my first pug in the '90's. My daughter was about 8 in the pic and today she turned 38.
Where are the pet pics? Gotta keep the thread alive.
I raised Hemy's for awhile and they are all divas. Her coloring is especially pretty.She's just turned 16, half Himalayan, half demon.
Miss Yitty see'd a Ghost.
Not relative, I know. I just thought I'd share this.She's just turned 16, half Himalayan, half demon.
Years and years ago I dated a gal who had a beautiful female Saimese. I found out QUICKLY, she was a "look-don't touch me" stick of dynamite. To set the scene, she come up to me to sniff. Her manurism displayed I was...tolerable. She purred and raised her tail high..I gently scratched her head, as she seemingly bowed for more. I then ran just the tips of my fingers down her back.
Her demeanor changed like a lit fuse, as she smacked and clawed my hands to shreds...then ran a few feet away growling and hissing at me.
Nevermore did I acknowledge that cat!!!
Thank you.
Some of them do not like having their picture taken! You would not believe how sneaky and inconspicuous I have to be. Some will look at the camera and smile. They are a joy in our lives...every one past and present. We could not exist without Pugs, even though at times, they're all like a bunch of pre-schoolers getting into mischief. There's never a dull moment when it comes to the level of jealousy from one receiving special (or more praise, petting etc) loving. It's a circus around here when they all come to attention once a week for the Cheerio hunt.
Our two males. Tried to get our female in the photo but she ran off into the woods before I had the camera ready . LOLz
