Family pets

A big pile of fluff on those stairs bud. 

AWWWW.. If I was not so hardcore and evil you might have just melted my heart.

Mr flooofy

Oscars new cut today

Couldn't help myself. 

Admin wrote:Couldn't help myself. 

Brilliant love it

Awe. That's. 1 fluffy dog

Oscar pictures

New cut for the floof

I bet he's glad to get rid of his fur in this heat.

The Cat's Mother wrote:I bet he's glad to get rid of his fur in this heat.

% definitely wanted to go for a teddy cut

I need to make up a AceBullion doggy vest.. LOL

That would be funny.

Admin wrote:I need to make up a AceBullion doggy vest.. LOL

That would be funny.

I don't think it would suit you.

Ok so this is Chunky our other master.
Sadly we are having issues with someone who thinks it's their cat. Argh! 
RSPCA has no suggestions to stop it. She came home after missing for a Month wearing this collar.  We put our telephone number on it. That day she came back with it removed.  But then she came back after a few days with a unbreakable collar.  I took that off and put a ALERT collar on her saying DO not feed special diet.  
Long story short I am looking to buy a GPS collar now to locate where she goes. Anyone used one?

Hi  @AceBullion . I can't help you much with GPS collars, but:
Is Chunky chipped? If so, the date she was chipped would end discussion on ownership if it was a considerable time ago. If she isn't, then it might  be an idea to get her done asap, by the vet you use for her annual shots and any other treatment, ie one who knows both you and Chunky and can vouch for you if necessary. Presumably you have full vaccination records going back a few years, and your vet will have her history on file. Also mention these incidents to your vet: that way if she goes AWOL again he might be able to tip off other vets in the area in case the catnapper brings her in. It is good practice for vets to check for microchips on all new patients (our vet won't accept a new animal for treatment unless the person who brings it in consents to this), so that is some protection although it does assume that this person takes her to a vet at some point.  
It is a real concern, and I feel for you.

The Cat's Mother wrote:Hi  @AceBullion . I can't help you much with GPS collars, but:
Is Chunky chipped? If so, the date she was chipped would end discussion on ownership if it was a considerable time ago. If she isn't, then it might  be an idea to get her done asap, by the vet you use for her annual shots and any other treatment, ie one who knows both you and Chunky and can vouch for you if necessary. Presumably you have full vaccination records going back a few years, and your vet will have her history on file. Also mention these incidents to your vet: that way if she goes AWOL again he might be able to tip off other vets in the area in case the catnapper brings her in. It is good practice for vets to check for microchips on all new patients (our vet won't accept a new animal for treatment unless the person who brings it in consents to this), so that is some protection although it does assume that this person takes her to a vet at some point.  
It is a real concern, and I feel for you.

Yes she is chipped and fully cared for. (I thought she would be, but it's always worth mentioning - TCM)

I do not know who the other person is who is putting this collar and the non breakable collar on her... They have been removing my collars which say DO NOT FEED,   one that had our telephone number on, It is honestly a frustration and heart break, even her brother Builder is not happy when she goes away for a long time.... He loves her swats her then loves her... and goes about his way. 

She does need a controlled diet according to our vet to prevent a UTI which she still freaken has. But I am not locking her in a house as it means shutting every door and window... nope! 

So I plan on getting a GPS collar and finding out once and for all who the heck is this other person... I will mark my scent if I have to.