[bkishore_77]

Originally Posted by dkaile

Here's my Labra Pair (now 4 and 3 year old respectively) - Buzo & Philly

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Like . The one resting its head on other has come really cute. It is quite common to see the dogs resting with the hind legs stretched so that the inner part is in contact with the cool surface in a hot climate

[zaks]

Originally Posted by dkaile

Here's my Labra Pair (now 4 and 3 year old respectively) - Buzo & Philly

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cute and chubby but watch out dude they are blowing up like a hot air balloon and that will hit back in a couple of years time. Sart giving them less food and more exercise if you want to see them live long.

[Thad E Ginathom]

Words never heard from a Labrador, "Thanks, but I've eaten enough for now..."

[white-rabbit]

Guys,
Let me introduce Mr.Scooby,My neighbours boy and mine too..I Love him

He has geven my ride some scratches..he jumped over my car..got some scratches.Had applied scratchout and let me see how it turnes out

[Ragul]

Originally Posted by bkishore_77

Like . The one resting its head on other has come really cute. It is quite common to see the dogs resting with the hind legs stretched so that the inner part is in contact with the cool surface in a hot climate

Curiously I have only seen foreign breeds of cats mimic that behavior, never the local ones. Either the desi cats don't know Yoga (which is a shame!) or are not flexible enough.

Then I guess the local cats are more adapted to warmer temperatures?

--Ragul

[blackasta]

Originally Posted by Ragul

Curiously I have only seen foreign breeds of cats mimic that behavior, never the local ones. Either the desi cats don't know Yoga (which is a shame!) or are not flexible enough.

Then I guess the local cats are more adapted to warmer temperatures?

--Ragul

Cats in general are adapted for hot weather by virtue of their desert dwelling ancestors. Thus the little water intake and highly concentrated urine.
One of my cats used to sleep belly up after a heavy meal - pity I don't have a picture!

BTW here are some of the scores of cat that used to dwell in my house - the current crop does not have any photo taken by me.

This one reverted from being feral to staying in our house (gen 1).



gen 2 with gen 3s




Gen 3s



One of the gen 3s - not from the above litter. This big guy was born a lone child. Too bad he passed away with a liver problem at only 2 years of age.

[prateekm]

Originally Posted by Thad E Ginathom

Words never heard from a Labrador, "Thanks, but I've eaten enough for now..."

Haha, that's so true! Here's one example when he was about 6 months old.




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A random pic.



And that's how he likes to sleep! (Though these pics are pretty old, he just turned 3 a few months back).

[rajeshsundaram]

Looks like raining labs in TBHP... here is ours at Erode.

Meet RAMBO & GINGER ... Lab Retrievers.. 2 months old. Love to eat and sleep and play 24x7...



Ginger resting down, while Rambo is curious...



Rambo, always Sherlock Holmes'ish... investigates every nook and corner..



The lazy bum Ginger ...


Bond ... Anabond... James Bond. Alright. these two guys never separate!



A good afternoon nap...



Warming up in the sun...

[Thad E Ginathom]

Beautiful cat family, lovely puppy pictures. Thanks, both

[anup7649]

Originally Posted by rajeshsundaram

Warming up in the sun...
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This last one looks like they have had a fight and one is upset
Very nice ones Rajesh

Cheers,
Anup

[pramodkumar]

Had to urgently move my desktop due to intrusion



Pramod

[dr.faramroze]

You people have an awesome family of pets. I too will put my Snowie's (Laby) pic here. Pets bring a lovely atmosphere especially when kids are around.

[white-rabbit]

Forgot to share with you guys..I have got the first STRAWBERRY .Never thought we could grow strawberry's at home(in bangalore).Tomorrow,i will share the pics

[ukderebail]

I am breeding a dobberman and pom cross, she is called as TIA, she is 15 months old, she has sobered down from aggressive dog to manageable pet. Loves to go for early morning walks. She wakes us up at 5.30 by knocking the door, and her toilet habit is impeccable she goes to our bathroom for the same.

[Alter_Ego]

Originally Posted by ukderebail

I am breeding a dobberman and pom cross, she is called as TIA, she is 15 months old, she has sobered down from aggressive dog to manageable pet. Loves to go for early morning walks. She wakes us up at 5.30 by knocking the door, and her toilet habit is impeccable she goes to our bathroom for the same.

How are the looks? How in the world did you get a doberman to breed with a pom. Really some achievement!!!
Also how did you train her in doing all this stuff which you have mentioned?

Eagerly awaiting the pics