I have a dog named 旺旺, it pronounced "wang wang"in Chinese pinyin, sonuds like the dog's bark, and it means prosperous in Chinese,  So I think the name suits my dog well.

The funny thing is that my dad  use the dog's name to make jokes.

For example, when we have dinner, 旺旺 also want to taste our food. But as we know, human food it not good for dog. Then my dad wolud say, oh, poor 旺旺，you can just  望望.

望望 means look in Chinese, it has but have the same pronunciation witn my dog's name.

We can undrestand the  humor so we laugh, but 旺旺can't, he just tilted his head and look at us. He is so cute!

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3 pussy cats, 2 mice and I would be as pleased as punch to have a unicorn turn up on my doorstep !!

I had dogs, a cat and a parrot and I loved them all !

I know how it`s like to try to sleep and have a cat jumping over you all night long just for fun =P , they are weird-cute-funny animals.

The one I enjoyed the most was certainly the parrot, Layla. She used to have meals with me, take a rest with me on the sofa or bed and talk a lot. We had plenty of conversations about her parrot life and stuff haha =P

ah, my dogs were amazing as well !

My girl and I are planning to have a pig someday =)

by the way, she (my girlfriend) speaks a great english since she lived in USA for a while and she`s learning french by herself =)