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[weekie]

Dunno, I have always known it as Ruthven St. Why not do a Then and Now with this fine photo of Ruthven St.

So darned cute....

Who is the little loddie TOG? He is kinda cute annol.

[HollowHorn]

Where was that taken, Tog?

[weekie]

A wonderful dog Tog.....reminds me a wee bit of Annie.

I LOVE dugs tae yi know... Last wan ah had could never be replaced.

[notanimby]

Billy was a big part of our family. He was a Heinz with a decent amount of Old English Sheepdog in him. Like most mongrels, he was very fit and healthy and, indeed, lived till he was 16.

My lifestyle at the moment is not conducive to having a dog (it would not be fair to the dog) so I have to live vicariously through our neighbours wee Beagle ... also called Billie (different spelling as she is a girl). A lovely wee dog who would lick any burglars into submission.

Wance yer circumstances permit, get yersel a dug again, thur brillyant............................oors wid dae ra same as yer naeburrs dug probably, he's the only dug ah've heard of that gets xmas cards and prezzies frae ra naeburrs, wan even brings him bak a prezzie frae thur holidays

[lynnski]

Inspired by the braw wee photies of Billy the dug.

Here is, Cuthbert



Dibble,



and Grub.



Excuse the scabby walls, the extensive DIY has started!!

[weekie]

Aye never even noticed the walls Lyynski till yi pointed em oot.

Keep em away frae heedie. He hus a thing aboot moggies.

[heidcase]

Only if they crap in ma gerdin an then its ra lead messije!

[weekie]

See what ah mean Lynnski.....

He will dae anyting tae get herr like PC Dibble.

Awae wae yi heedie.... gon.

[Gayle]

Well, I can't resist showing off my beautiful boy...and our cat, Alby, who looks as though butter wouldn't melt in his mouth but loves to ambush the kids at every opportunity. Still, he puts up with a lot too - his favourite game is being pushed around in the doll's pram, he jumps in and waits for one of the girls to push him up and down the corridor!

[Gayle]

I love the names you've given your cats Lynnski. Our little Heather (3) insisted on calling the sheep we had for a couple of weeks Polly even though it was a 'he' sheep. She wouldn't be moved - Polly it was.

[lynnski]

I love the names you've given your cats Lynnski. Our little Heather (3) insisted on calling the sheep we had for a couple of weeks Polly even though it was a 'he' sheep. She wouldn't be moved - Polly it was.

Thanks. I wanted to get 4 more so I could call them Hugh, Pugh, Barney and McGrew, but 7 is waaaay to many cats!!

[lynnski]

Ye don't get that wi a neffin feline

Oh yes you do.

[weekie]

For sure. It's more of a cat sanctuary when it get to 4 for me and you need a farm barn to house them in.

[maggs]

Simba

[lynnski]

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaww!! He's a doll!! A big cuddly bundle of fluff! As is that Alby of Gayle's. Gayle, what's your dog called? He's a lovely colour, all chocolaty!

[maggs]

He's a doll

He certainly is he's a rag doll, unfortunately not mine, but my brothers. He found an advert in the PDSA shop ion dumbarton Road looking for a home for him. My cat of 16 years died a8 month ago, she was a fluffy Persian rescued from the Cat Rescue Centre

[lynnski]

boo Go get yourself another wee abandoned baba that needs a good home.