Photos of your dogs

If it moves or grows it generally can be eaten...:eek: however there is one animal which I consider offf the menu...and thats Zed's relatives. Ate some monkey up in the jungle once and was sick for three days....a little bit close to home I think.

Most reptiles are pretty good. But why would you eat cat with all the crays they can catch for you:D .

Cheers

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Originally Posted by SteveAndBelle

.............I can't stomach Brians,.............

Steve.

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Yeah, like Brian Adams (Canadian pop "star"), can't stand him and there's a few Trevors I don't get on with either! :D ;)

Mick

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Originally Posted by journeyman Mick

and there's a few Trevors I don't get on with either! :D ;)

Mick

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Mick, Trevor Chappell or Trevor the trevally:D

Cheers

Whoops ... typo ... sorry to all the Brians out there. I have no brains you see.

Steve.

Here's a photo of me spending seven and a half hours hiding in the sparkys car today, whilst my idiot 'master' spent the same seven and a half hours running up and down ladders into the roof. You tell me who's the smart one

Woof

Here are some pics of our 2 Border Collies, Tasha on the left and Tiana on the right. Tiana's pups are 4 weeks old now, 2 1/2 in the pic. ( Border Collie pups for sale)
This thread came along at the right time:D :D :D

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Originally Posted by Sturdee

IMO there is no difference, all animals are there to be eaten. It all depends on cultural differences and availability as to whether an animal is treated as a pet or a source of food.

The only thing of concern should be that there is no cruelty in the killing of them. Except for cats of course. :D :D :D


Peter.

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When I was in PNG we used to chopper fresh food supplies to an outcamp every week, including fresh meat. The locals working at the camp promptly established a barter system, where they traded the fresh meat for the favours of the local village maidens. They still had fresh meat - there was always a smoke fire going with half a dozen flying foxes being readied for dinner. (And yes, it tastes like chicken - doesn't everything? :D )

If you are after a dog for a loving pet (not for consumption lol) then have a look at these beauties!

Dogs in need of new forever homes!

Hopefully here is a picy of Katie our wirehaired fox terrier.Definetly not eating material though I have seen what she eats ( they dont have time to turn into cats). :eek:

This is our pair doing it tough a Tibetian Spaniel [Sam]and Tenterfield Terrier [Max] they get on like a house on fire and are never out of each others sight for long and if they are carry on like they been apart for years.

This is Cadbury, Old English Sheepdog 12 Years old on 11th October. He weighs abouit 48kg.

Our fur-kids, Toby and Nell

Ian

Doing it tough!!!

Pete

I couldn't let this one pass without a comment!
First one is my old mate, Foster. Sadly passed away a couple of years ago and I still miss him! Dumb as they come, but loved people to bits and was a great mate.
The second is my girl, Mali (short for Malibu... where I got my 'name' from). Sooky and crafty, chews her nails and insists on trying to lick a spot of coloured hair from her foot, even though it's been there for the last 10 years! Sorry to tell you girl, but it's going no-where!
She doesn't like the work shop though.. too dusty and noisy!

Heres my 13yo Lab, Charlie :D