Translations for „moggie“ in the English » German Dictionary

mog·gie, mog·gy [ˈmɒgi] N Brit, Aus inf

moggie

Mieze[katze] f inf

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English

Thus, moggies have a ludicrous way of inveigling their way into lives even of those who go to the greatest lengths to avoid them.

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Scientists investigating the rising spread of drug-resistant bugs in our homes have thrown up a hairy potential culprit: our pet pooches and moggies.

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My two elderly rescue moggies barely spare the drama king a second glance.

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And though it isn't always easy to reintroduce captive-bred animals to the wild, many species take to it very well - as, indeed, domestic moggies do.

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But some were a little less comfortable with looking at the shaven moggie.

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Handy claim the cat's scent will ward off rats and mice, and that the moggie might even chow down on a few.

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A scientist friend suggest we microchip all of our cats, meaning we could keep tabs on domestic moggies and get rid of feral cats.

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But while there's no shortage of domestic moggies, seeing their wild cousins is becoming increasingly less likely.

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I have a dog and until recently a 15-yearold moggie which we had to put down because he was sick.

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Exotic animals can make popular pets but a cat with a touch of the supernatural will stand out in among the neighbours' moggies.

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