Dogs, Who'd have them?
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ElThomsono
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Rinder's had very little formal education.
It seems that for some reason Laura let Sully choose the design; he too has had very little formal etc.
It seems that for some reason Laura let Sully choose the design; he too has had very little formal etc.
Saint-Just
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But since you only give one to your friend, doesn't that mean he is likely to lose it, with the possible consequences of loosening your friendship ties as he took so little care of your present?
The owner of a lab I used to look after was a little put out when he sulked by the door for the day after they got back from their holiday and I'd gone home.
Jaggededge
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On the other hand yesterday I had next doors spaniel for the day and he's great but as soon as his dad gets home it's like fuck you I'm off.
Thats your mistake. If you have to walk the dog you should have a say in all accoutrements.
ElThomsono
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Ah geez, I very rarely walk him? Laura usually walks him twice a day, I only get involved if she's indisposed but normally she heads that off by knackering him on a long walk in the morning while everyone else is asleep?
Nice65
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Make them into earrings, let Sully choose another dog, and give her 3 chihuahuas.
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Nice65
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Beachlover
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Keeping with the theme…
MaC
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Lapdancer.......
BorderReiver
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Janos's sleep fart crawls along the floor a fair way before rising to engulf us.Keeping with the theme…
Nice65
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Jaggededge
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It's great to see a dog totally enjoying itself.
Nice65
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Jaggededge
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She needs a bath now.
BorderReiver
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Jaggededge
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I bet she rules your house Kris.
Quarterstaff
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No, those are not black socks!
Let him off the lead to play with another dog, whom he barely paid any attention to, and fucks off to stand in a stinking bog, definitely another ‘who’d have him’ moment
BorderReiver
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Apart from the socks he looks to be a lovely dog. What breed is he?
MaC
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He looks like a Scottish deerhound.
Friends have a couple; honestly if he didnae leash them they'd have every blooming beast they come across.
Not supposed to be quite so 'ready to engage', they're supposed to be kind of laid back.
Friends have a couple; honestly if he didnae leash them they'd have every blooming beast they come across.
Not supposed to be quite so 'ready to engage', they're supposed to be kind of laid back.
Quarterstaff
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Thanks BR, don’t think I’ve introduced him before? Rufus is a Lurcher, probably some kind of Afghan cross.
Poor sod had a pretty awful start to his life, certainly beaten and kicked about and then chucked on a dual carriageway at about 6/7 months old.
He’s come on a long way in 6 years, (6 long years for me!) no longer constantly the quivering wreck. Humans are the issue, he wants as far away as possible. I’ve got a bit like that anyway over the years myself so we’re happy wandering the forest away from it all. He has a only a few human friends, his trust is hard earned, and on his time scale.
Dogs are another matter, bloody ace with them. I’m pretty sure his previous life included Transit pick ups & caravans so he was probably in a pack and he picks up all the dog nuances.
A gentle, fun loving soul really, he's been a bit trying at times, to say the least, but to be honest he also rescued me during a difficult few years. I’ve loved all my dogs but this one’s got right under me skin!
Its an ongoing theme…….
