Haha! Just a little bit. Its cute though, I suppose 
Wot ever rocks your boatā¦As I live far away from Grand Children and now they have childrenā¦So would never see them and some maybe I donāt actually knowā¦Facebook Photos of them all are good to view butā¦ 
guess mine just wore Babygroās day and night for many monthsā¦
Now this is how that Grand Daughter is now with life in generalā¦so in the bigger photos your are more humorousā¦
good griefā¦ at least the cat is lovedā¦
I realise now when I edit to improve the set out of the paragraphs ...that is when it goes haywire....
oh well start overā¦dinerās upā¦bye
Phewā¦repeat after the Ghosts medalledā¦
But they are truly Loved but the attention is what worries meā¦Even her lovely sister whom I adore is down to earth and much more ānormalā with your very happy children and loving Hubby.
Every photos there is of them tells a happy timeā¦not OTT like the younger oneā¦
They are from Newcastle Upon Tyne so being a Southern we are of a different breed and that is true of course of many placesā¦(just as the French various community areas are the same of course)ā¦ just have been to their Parents house the one time and have bad memories of that Boxing Dayā¦best forgotten now though
this is most certainly AI generated because no cat would agree to this arrangement.
If a cat wanted to use a computer ,it would be sprawled over yours while you are trying to.
It does make me laugh but occasionally you will see an oldish lady (or man) pushing a pushchair containing a dog or a cat. It seems to be more common in caravan parks.
There are a few people round my way who have these pushchairs for pets. I think its a great idea if the mobility of a pet isnāt that great, due to age or illness.
I see young trendy families pushing a dog in a pram in the shopping centre. It seems to be a thing. Maybe itās easier to shop and not leave the dog at home? A lot of shops donāt want a dog running around but are ok if itās in a pram.
My idea of wierdness is people walking a cat on a lead. I can kind of understand why people who live in a high rise might do this, although is it fair on the cat? There seems to be a trend for āindoor catsā which again is something I wouldnāt agree with given a catās nature is to be free to come and go.
Ive seen them at the dog park.
You can actually buy pushchairs specifically for dogs
Good idea for when your dog is old and still wants to go for a walk but cant actually walk much
yes thatās another good reason for it. itās more responsible than leaving a dog in the car. Although I think Bruce may have meant a more eccentric older lady personality who sees the pet as a baby.
Indoor cats break my heart. I believe its more common in the US, than UK though. Iāve seen videos of houses in the US where their entire house is covered in walkway shelving all over their walls so the cats can exercise!
I have seen cats in harnesses here as wellā¦It keeps the cat safe, but quite unnatural for them. Cats like to roam around and arenāt as biddable as a dog might be.
If it is a choice between and indoor cat or all cats being put down then indoor cat it is.
Cats kill millions of native animals every night, personally I think all cats should be neutered so eventually there are none left excpt the feral ones which are notoriously difficult to cull.
Judging by nextdoor itās definitely becoming v popular in Britain too. Many people do not want to let their high pedigree cat out. The irony is that they are often great animal lovers.
Have you seen the āCatioā? Its basically a large cage at the back of the house (attached or not) where the cat can go and āplayā.
Catios | Large Spacious Outdoor Cat Enclosures | Omlet
Edited to add - if you canāt let a pet be its natural self, you should really consider getting a plant.
Bruce I have come to the conclusion that having any pet is a totally selfish human behaviour trait. Cats and dogs do have their uses though. Keeping down the rat population (cats) and guarding the house, alarm clock, advance postage/delivery notification service before delivery driver has chance to run back to van (dogs).
I have seen posts like this on nextdoor. People videoing their pet trying to get out of such cages and saying how cute it is.
I agree with you about having pets as being selfish (even though Iām a pet owner). Dogs & cats are being bred for us, not staying true to the pet themselves.
If a cat or a dog was allowed to revert to its particular breed/nature, nobody would be able to cope with them!