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I agree with you, dogs are loyal and loving companions, unlike cats who are sly, secretive and very selfish animals who just use you for food and warmth before scuttling off.Mel Carriere wrote:I think dogs appreciate being dogs. I don't believe they want to be pampered like children. That is the beauty of dogs; you come home dirty, bloodied and beaten up from a hard day's work and they still want to lick your face.

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'Dogs look up to us, cats look down on us but I prefer pigs they treat us as equals'
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Ha, a good one and v true, problem with cats is they are cute and fluffy and adorable, but only when they want something, then its off they trot, nose in air, when they have had their fillFran wrote:I think it was good old Sir Winston Churchill who said:
'Dogs look up to us, cats look down on us but I prefer pigs they treat us as equals'

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I've a hell of a pain in my right leg today, think I've pulled a muscle or ligament or something. Really annoying because it's a lovely, sunny, crisp morning here & I can't even go for a walk to clear the head. Got to get to the chemist now to stock up on the Ibuprofen & probably the doc on Monday if things haven't improved.
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Sorry to hear that Fran, hope you feel better soon, at least you can read whilst waiting for the Ibu to kick inFran wrote:@Teesie .... I don't think 23 years is long enough to make a judgement on climate change, it may seem a lifetime to you but in the life of this planet it's only an blink.
I've a hell of a pain in my right leg today, think I've pulled a muscle or ligament or something. Really annoying because it's a lovely, sunny, crisp morning here & I can't even go for a walk to clear the head. Got to get to the chemist now to stock up on the Ibuprofen & probably the doc on Monday if things haven't improved.
