I just have to say it, Angela. BAMBI
Leslie
Finn is such a handsome chap!
Sweetie dogs too - liking the quarry tiles 
As for your deer friend, Bambi is the most obvious choice!
Thanks - I couldnāt get beyond Bambi either but was hoping to come up with something more creative 
Thank you.
Tilesā¦ideal for wet muddy dogs!
This is our oldest dog. Jasperās a rescue dog. Not sure how old he is, weāve had him about 10 years - but still thinks heās a youngster when it comes to chasing rabbits.
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And hereās Sika. Heās our 7 stone āpuppyā. Heās a āweb toedā Chesapeake bay retriever. Our vet once described the breed as a cross between a Labrador and a lion (he forgot to include stoopid) 
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I like him! I havent heard of that breed, Very handsome!
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Hi Angela, Thank you for the kind comments about Bo and Dudleyās pups. They are feeding well, had first health check and mum and pups doing very well. Big decision is now do we keep them all! When Bo was scanned we were told three, so little male was a surprise addition. Our vet has fallen in love with them, so one will probably go to her, but only after a criminal records check Haha!
As to your little deer, I think she should have the name Fawn. She is so pretty. Carol
Oh my, what a difficult decision you have, there must be a very strong temptation to keep them all but what a handful!! Glad to hear that they are all doing well. Keep us posted of their progress
Fawn is a lovely name, Bambi, Bobbin and Boo have also been suggested. I havenāt seen her for a few days, sheās probably tucked away somewhere nice and dry.
Well thereās a breed Iāve never heard of. Heās a very handsome boy.
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So thatās another breed to add to the āto doā listā¦ 
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Pups are sleeping a little longer between feeds, giving Bo some time to herself, though saying that there only has to be the tiniest of squeaks and she is back in the box to them. The pups will be a week old tomorrow and are certainly putting weight on. Once their little eyes are open, I shall post another pic and keep you up to date. xx
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This is Bailey he is a British Blue and is 7 years old. He has had kidney disease since he was 3 but his meds are keeping him very healthy and prolonging his life vastly which makes me feel very blessed 
he is very affectionate and as you can see from his pic begs to have his belly rubbed lol x
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Such a beautiful cat, Iāve always yearned for a āblueā cat.
And thereās another one for the āto doā listā¦the pinboard is getting very fill over here
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Maiya had her kits on Saturday afternoon, Mum and all 5 kits are doing well 
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How sweet are they, Iām as daft about cats as I am about dogs. Wanted to breed one of my Norwegian Forest girls, but unfortunately she was having none of it and left the male bruised and battered. Quite embarrassing. Please letās have more pics of the kittens as they grow. Carol.
Thank you Carol, Your puppies are adorable too, Iāve been looking at the photos as you post them.
It sounds like your cat knows what she wants lol. Iāll pop some more photos of the kittens as they grow and start causing havoc
Donna x
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Hereās a photo of our little Welsh Terrier, Noodles, who we adopted a few years ago. He has lots of āissuesā, but is rather adorable
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Sooo Cute!
Thatās one breed weāve never heard of, just love the shape of his face
What a lovely thread! Have to join in with this one 
We have quite the little zoo for a small terrace house - cat, rabbits, guinea pig, degus, hamster and until recently a chicken! (Sheās still very well, just moved house to find some new friends as she was sooooo lonely after our other hen died).
These are my (sorry - I mean the childrenās!) bunnies, Currant Bun and Blue Bun:
Iāve been nursing Currant Bun (the white one) for two weeks now after he had all his front teeth removed as they were out of line and growing uncontrollably poor thing. We were having them trimmed down once a month but our vet is a rabbit expert and said he did this sort of operation quite often with great success so we went for it. Itās been a tough couple of weeks with me syringe feeding him until he started eating again but he seems back to normal now and is eating just fine (but nibbling at a crunchy carrot is a thing of the past poor thing).
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