OK this one has me stumped. Anyone know what’s the answer is (& why)

Thanks

Bob James has 4 cats and 3 dogs and lives at number 8
Jim Arch has 5 cats and 2 dogs and lives at number 9
Mike Smith has 5 cats and 2 dogs and lives at number 6

How many cats and dogs does Geoff Leeward have and
what number does he live at?

3 dogs
6 cats

I dont know… sounds like millions of them :-0

It’s based on number of letters in name, number of consanants = cats, number of vowels = dogs. not worked out relationship between number of letters and house number…

2 dogs
2 cats
he lives at no. 11.

Can’t show you my working out though 😉

Do you think it’s significant that all those first names are short versions?

Made up puzzle. No correct answer. Where do I get my £5

… or Geoff Leeward is a real person and just need to know where he lives and what is in his menagerie

or that your name is …dog?

Unique consanants = cats
Unique vowels = dogs.

Turn the letters into numbers and subtract the smaller starting letter from the bigger starting letter and you get the house number. {edit as in a = 1, j = 10, z = 26}

So I am going for 3, 6 & 5.

Thanks Lab Wormy

The house number thing would have had me stumped forever

I’ll content myself with the belief I would have got the vowels vs consanants eventually 😉