Pet's Corner
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Ducatistajojo
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he really is soooo bootifulSometimes when I take the dogs for a walk, Henry decides ‘f**k it, I’ve had enough’ and will go no further. He just lies down. 67kg of Dogue. There’s no way he’s gonna move
No way I can drag him or pick him up and carry him. I have to phone SWMBO and get her to come out in the car which he will then get up and follow home
. The joys of big dogs
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If our cats are around when we feed the dogs they just walk up and start eating it.
the dogs just sit there and look at us, quite funny seeing a bloody great German Shepherd looking worried cause the cats are eating her food.
the dogs just sit there and look at us, quite funny seeing a bloody great German Shepherd looking worried cause the cats are eating her food.
what ya got???
DesmoHyper
RIP John, we miss you
We got a 3 year old rescue dog (Lucy) from Jerry Green Dog Rescue in May - she eats for Christendom and would sell her soul for a piece of buttered toast
corrosio nf
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HootOwl
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This is Eric.
I thought he might have been a bit more responsive really but despite talking to him for almost a year now, he still cant repeat anything. He does like occasional trips to the garden, but refuses to fetch the sticks I throw for him. He just sits there sullenly
I thought he might have been a bit more responsive really but despite talking to him for almost a year now, he still cant repeat anything. He does like occasional trips to the garden, but refuses to fetch the sticks I throw for him. He just sits there sullenly
Always wanted to show off my pussy!
Mr Boo
Mr Boo
That carpet is nearly as bad as mineThis is Eric.
I thought he might have been a bit more responsive really but despite talking to him for almost a year now, he still cant repeat anything. He does like occasional trips to the garden, but refuses to fetch the sticks I throw for him. He just sits there sullenly
HootOwl
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That carpet is nearly as bad as mine
Yeah, I know, it's been down a few years now.....but its either another bike in the garage or a new carpet ...SWMBO isn't giving me a hard time over it, so another bike looks more likely
Be careful, I've been saying that for 8 years now and ended up wit 22 and still have the old carpetYeah, I know, it's been down a few years now.....but its either another bike in the garage or a new carpet ...SWMBO isn't giving me a hard time over it, so another bike looks more likely
This is Toby our Lab/German Shepherd X.
We got him from a rescue charity a couple of years ago after we lost our last Rescue, a boxer, and were told he was 3yrs old at the time.
Our vet thinks he's about 7 or 8 now, so we were told the usual small fib to get him a home, but we really don't care.
It does make a mockery of his Romanian Birth Certificate and Passport though.
He's lovely to have around, excellent company, very loving, and great fun now he's learnt how to play. He didn't know what to do with a ball when he first arrived, but acts like a puppy now, until he gets a bit tired.
He doesn't like strangers, especially larger men with beards, or anyone carrying a bottle or stick, but of course not knowing his early history we don't know if that's a reaction to somebody treating him badly. He has a few small scars, so maybe.
We have one huge problem with him, he can't be left alone.
He doesn't 'mess' or chew anything, but get's incredibly stressed to the point of shaking and rocking backwards and forwards.
So if we are all at work he goes to a very good local Doggy Day Care, which is expensive, but has done him the world of good in respect of being with other dogs and people which has helped him come out of his shell.
I dread the day we lose him.
Last year he won second best Rescue at the Weald & Downland Autumn Country show.
Only losing out on first place to a Rescue Pug with 3 legs, which we reckon cheated!
Here he is is being shown off to the judges by a very proud Lady Nasher.
We got him from a rescue charity a couple of years ago after we lost our last Rescue, a boxer, and were told he was 3yrs old at the time.
Our vet thinks he's about 7 or 8 now, so we were told the usual small fib to get him a home, but we really don't care.
It does make a mockery of his Romanian Birth Certificate and Passport though.
He's lovely to have around, excellent company, very loving, and great fun now he's learnt how to play. He didn't know what to do with a ball when he first arrived, but acts like a puppy now, until he gets a bit tired.
He doesn't like strangers, especially larger men with beards, or anyone carrying a bottle or stick, but of course not knowing his early history we don't know if that's a reaction to somebody treating him badly. He has a few small scars, so maybe.
We have one huge problem with him, he can't be left alone.
He doesn't 'mess' or chew anything, but get's incredibly stressed to the point of shaking and rocking backwards and forwards.
So if we are all at work he goes to a very good local Doggy Day Care, which is expensive, but has done him the world of good in respect of being with other dogs and people which has helped him come out of his shell.
I dread the day we lose him.
Last year he won second best Rescue at the Weald & Downland Autumn Country show.
Only losing out on first place to a Rescue Pug with 3 legs, which we reckon cheated!
Here he is is being shown off to the judges by a very proud Lady Nasher.
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Looks a little like a red & white setter!
The one at the top is the spitting image of you Al
