Beestenspul

Dogs:

Jack Russel:

Spot

Stuff-it

Muzby

Cane Corso:
The Cane Corso (translated: property dog) is a great guard dog, extremely loyal to its family and quite aloof with strangers. He has a very protective nature and yet is able to discern friend from foe. He instinctively knows when to become a protective dog for its owner, his grounds, the house and the whole family, including other critters. He should be submissive to his family and suspicious of strangers. The Cane Corso is normally a quiet dog, barking only when alerted to a strange situation. Despite the breeds size they make excellent house dogs and are very athletic.The Cane Corso loves attention from his family, he is gentle with the children seemingly aware of there vulnerability. His look is bold and noble. The Cane Corso is very intelligent and easy to train.

Chicco † (29-06-2000 12-08-2011)

Dora

Beer

Cats:

Somali
The Somali is a breathtaking cat to behold. It bears an uncanny resemblance to a little fox, with its large ears, masked face, full ruff and bushy tail. The Somali’s wild, feral look is what immediately draws fascinated attention. Being very intelligent, they communicate with human family members through soft mews and possess a charming trill. They are extroverts and very social. Possessed with a zest for life, they love to play, solicit nuzzles and pats, and thrive on human companionship. Somalis have bursts of energy several times a day, at which time they will take off through the house, jumping into the air.The Somali is a lot of fun to live with. They would never be described as couch potatoes – they are lively and energetic and the world is an endless adventure for them. Somalis form intense relationships with their people and delight in attention. Many Somalis are fascinated with water and love to play with a dripping tap, or drink from it. Of course there are also the tender moments on their human’s lap, showing their love with the same passion that they give to anything else. They love to play indoor games such as “fetch” and chasey. As they are such sociable cats they may be unhappy if left alone for long periods, and would benefit from another companion animal in the household. They get on well with other animals – other cats as well as dogs.

Puck † (02/05/'93 - 19/05/'04)