This is Bonnie and Clyde. She is on the right and is a large size dog for her breed weighing about 65 pounds. A few years back she had a growth on the back of her neck and it was a tumor. The vet did surgery and it was cancer about the size of a plum. All is fine now, and she runs around chasing the squirrels and birds in the yard. Her coat is very thick and she must have a hair cut often as she mats terrible. Her eyes seem blood shot all the time as if she had been drinking, but that's the way they are. And Clyde on the left. He weighs in about 67 pounds and has the softest hair coat. When he gets a haircut three times a year, there's a bullseye located on his left quarter end, more like a circle but we call it a bullseye. Clyde is the hunter in the back yard. We had goffers in the ground and some how Clyde would find them and dig them out. We don't have any gofers any more thanks to Clyde. He also barks at anything that moves towards the yard! The neighbors daughter the first week we got Clyde and Bonnie, she doubt him as being a little deformed! , but was only joking.
This is George under the chair. George is a very lucky cat. He got the dreaded crystalization of his urinary tract and was plugged up. A 4am on a Sunday we took him to the vet office and after a week in the kitty hospital, things improved. The only food he eats now is a special type for cats with that kind of condition. It looks like rabbit food, but he's doing fine. You'll fine George on top of our bed any time of the day and especially when the electric blanket is on in the winter. Henry is a small cat on top of the chair. This cat does not know how to eat his food from a bowl. He will dig it out with a paw and play with it on the floor, then eat it. When a thunder storm or loud noise happens, he goes immediately under the bed.