Life here is having lows and highs..

[RobN]

Thanks

This thread is the best:clap
I have ups and downs (serotonin brain soup); this thread has lifted me up immensely :thumb2. I will never look at muddy covered macho 4x4 owners in the same light again. There is a similar thing with RN matelot, on a "Run Ashore" they are either drunk in the red light district or building animal shelters and schools.

Animals give so much and ask so little in return, a handfull of seed will bring so many birds to entertain you (careful with the ferrets ). A "Cat scan" or "Lab test" can help so much.

My wife is a Vets receptionist and comes home with many sad but also many funny stories and one cat. We have had the normal Goldfish, Guinea pigs, Cocker Spaniels, Budgies, Finches etc and hope to have many more. Might even volunteer at the Seal Sanctuary when I retire (They brought a penguin into my wife's work the other day, I am worried because Penguins don't look anything like a Seal:doh.

All the best, remember the joy and good times, appreciate the newbies.:thumbs

Rob

 

[Lazy-Ferret]

Glad to put a smile on so many faces, fortunately they do that for us practically every time they surface from a sleep.

We also feed the Birds, but we have high level feeders for the birds, out of ferret reach...

This does not stop the Pigeons from walking all over the lawn, and the Magpies from playing with the ferrets though.

For some reason, the ferrets completely ignore the pigeons most of the time, although occasionally when they consider they the pigeons are taking the mickey, they will run in to the middle of them and dance when all the pigeons fly off.

The Magpies on the other hand taunt the ferrets, and will spend ages playing with them, especially the young magpies, who I swear use the ferrets to hone their skills.

Here is a video of Bourneville chasing one. Sorry for the quality it was taken from one of the security cameras, and the Sun was low.