1. Catwoman (2004)
2. The Truth about Cats & Dogs. (1996)
3. Cats & Dogs. (animation, 2001)
4. The Cat in the Hat (2004)
5. Copycat (1995)
6. Cat on a Hot Tin Rook (1958)
7. “Curiosity Kills the Cat”. (Hao qi hai si mao
China, 2006)
8. Cat (1997)
9. That Darn Cat! (1997, 1965)
Resource: IMDB (internet movie database)
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Beagle puppy
The Beagle is a popular dog breed due to its amicable nature and most likely because of the dog Snoopy in Charles Schultz’s Peanuts comic strips.
The Beagle falls the hound classification of dogs and is similar to the Foxhound. The modern Beagle was probably developed around 1830, although similar beagle-type dogs have existed for longer. They were presumably bred from, the North Country Beagle the Talbot Hound, the Southern Hound and the Harrier. They were originally bred as hunting dogs. Crossbreeding a Beagle with a Pug gave birth to the Puggle.
The Beagle has a highly developed sense of smell. This makes them good sniffer dogs.
Beagles are small to medium sized dogs. They can have a range of colours including bicolour, but the tricolour is the most common. They are usually about 33 – 40 cm in height. Females are usually smaller than males. They have long tails and floppy ears
They are thought to be friendly even-tempered dogs. They make good pets and therapy dogs. They are very excitable. They are pack animals and get on well with other dogs. They are not the most trainable dogs and do not have a high obedience ranking. They can be quite stubborn and are difficult to call back once they have picked up on a scent.
Beagles are prone to a number of illnesses including hyperthyroidism, dwarfism, epilepsy, glaucoma and corneal dystrophy. They are also prone to weight problems if they don’t receive sufficient exercise.
Due to their peaceful nature they are the dogs most often uexperiment on. I think that’s sick!
More info: wikipedia or mybeagledog
Picture by: coloniera2
If you want to buy a dog, remeber that it is a serious responsibilty. Do not simply get a breed because you’ve seen it in a movie, do some research. Visit the premises where the puppies and their parents come from.
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Just Nuisance
Just Nuisance was a famous Great Dane, born on 1 April 1937 in Rondebosch. Town. He belonged to Benjamin Chaney who moved to Simon’s Town.
Just Nuisance made friends with the sailors from the Simon’s Town Naval Base and they would feed him various human snack foods. He loved riding on trains with them. They would hide him from the conductor, but given his size this wasn’t always possible. If he was put off the train he would walk back to another station or wait for the next train. The railway finally said that they would have him put down if he continued to board the trains.
Any volunteer enlisted during the War was entitled to a free train pass, so it was decided to enlist Just into the Royal Navy in order to allow him to continue with his beloved pastime. He was enlisted on 25th August 1939 and was the only dog ever to be officially enlisted in the Royal Navy.
Just Nuisance became a celebrity figure and would often have to attend functions to promote the war effort
This canine had a conduct sheet and would be punished for any mischief, like any other sailor, but was also afforded the same benefits. His conduct sheet is on display in the Simon’s Town museum.
After an accident her suffered from thrombosis, which was slowly paralysing this Able Seaman. He was discharged from the Royal Navy on 1 January 1944. On recommendation from a veterinary surgeon he was put down on 1 April 1944. He was buried with full military honours.
Just Nuisance is an integral part of Simon’s Town’s history. A statue has been dedicated to him on Jubilee Square and his grave can be visited on Red Hill. There is as a special display dedicated to him in the Simon’s Town Museum. On 1st April 2000 the first “Just Nuisance Commemoration Day Parade” was held through the main street of Simon’s Town.
There was also a popular TV show dedicated to this famous dog, suitably titled “Just Nuisance”. I used loved this show and I’m sure some of our more aged bloggers will remember it even better than I do. Did any of you actually live in Simon’s Town between 1939 and 1944?
There was also a TV show about this famous dog, suitably titled “Just Nuisance” which was very popular in South Africa. It’s is not a good idea to buy a dog simply because you saw the breed on TV or in a movie. You should first research the breed and make sure that it would really suit you.
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Wikipedia
Just Nuisance made friends with the sailors from the Simon’s Town Naval Base and they would feed him various human snack foods. He loved riding on trains with them. They would hide him from the conductor, but given his size this wasn’t always possible. If he was put off the train he would walk back to another station or wait for the next train. The railway finally said that they would have him put down if he continued to board the trains.
Any volunteer enlisted during the War was entitled to a free train pass, so it was decided to enlist Just into the Royal Navy in order to allow him to continue with his beloved pastime. He was enlisted on 25th August 1939 and was the only dog ever to be officially enlisted in the Royal Navy.
Just Nuisance became a celebrity figure and would often have to attend functions to promote the war effort
This canine had a conduct sheet and would be punished for any mischief, like any other sailor, but was also afforded the same benefits. His conduct sheet is on display in the Simon’s Town museum.
After an accident her suffered from thrombosis, which was slowly paralysing this Able Seaman. He was discharged from the Royal Navy on 1 January 1944. On recommendation from a veterinary surgeon he was put down on 1 April 1944. He was buried with full military honours.
Just Nuisance is an integral part of Simon’s Town’s history. A statue has been dedicated to him on Jubilee Square and his grave can be visited on Red Hill. There is as a special display dedicated to him in the Simon’s Town Museum. On 1st April 2000 the first “Just Nuisance Commemoration Day Parade” was held through the main street of Simon’s Town.
There was also a popular TV show dedicated to this famous dog, suitably titled “Just Nuisance”. I used loved this show and I’m sure some of our more aged bloggers will remember it even better than I do. Did any of you actually live in Simon’s Town between 1939 and 1944?
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