Post photos of your dogs vol2
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Tango13 said:
boycee123 said:
This is my pal peanut, we got him from dogs trust after he spent the first 18 months of his life there, had him 6 years now possibly the softest natured dog I've ever met, even if he's the sort that the press would have you believe is a devil dog, believed to be a staff bull mastiff cross, but he was found as a tiny puppy wandering the streets do his exact heritage isn't known !
He's not sitting on the sofa
Very true.
KFC said:
johnxjsc1985 said:
that's really tuff but sometime accidents happen no matter how cautious we are.
i am sure she will get lots of TLC and spoiling but I know what you mean about feeling guilty but unlike our human friends Dogs are so forgiving .
This happened to a rescue I'm watching a couple of weeks ago:i am sure she will get lots of TLC and spoiling but I know what you mean about feeling guilty but unlike our human friends Dogs are so forgiving .
Ended up with a curved scar which stopped basically a ball hairs width from the eyeball itself.
The dog in question at least caused the fight there, and got what was coming to him (unlike that crap with my own dog). So I don't particularly feel bad about it as such, though I am obviously glad his eye didn't get injured / I didn't end up with a horrific vet bill again
and when you consider I received him like this:
then a little re-attached eyelid is the least of that handsome b
ds worries 
Edited by KFC on Friday 13th March 06:41
KFC said:
Thanks 
Its the 2nd one this month though... vets must be wondering what I'm up to in here
2 dogs shipped off to new homes in germany yesterday though so the pressure if off a bit:
I just need to get a grip and know my limits a bit better. Or perhaps more importantly, know the limits of the dogs I have
My Dogs have all been rescued Dogs and we always seem to have an instant bond with them all 6 of them and all troubled souls. Its the 2nd one this month though... vets must be wondering what I'm up to in here 2 dogs shipped off to new homes in germany yesterday though so the pressure if off a bit:
I just need to get a grip and know my limits a bit better. Or perhaps more importantly, know the limits of the dogs I have
How you then rehome them is beyond me and I take my hat off to you.
how they grow
Got a cross breed, sorry actually downgraded to a mongrel. Or as I like to name him in front of all knowing dog folk -
Another dog walker : " What breed is he?"
Me : " He's a Kent Snuffling hound"
Another dog walker : "Really, I have not met one of those before"
Me and the Kent Snuffling hound :
"Sucka"
Got a cross breed, sorry actually downgraded to a mongrel. Or as I like to name him in front of all knowing dog folk -
Another dog walker : " What breed is he?"
Me : " He's a Kent Snuffling hound"
Another dog walker : "Really, I have not met one of those before"
Me and the Kent Snuffling hound :
"Sucka"
Huntsman said:
He is my favourite on this thread, we saw one in the local park recently and I was hatching a plan to run off with him (except I haven't run anywhere since 1987)
Planet Claire said:
Another one of my favourite dogs on here. I love Logan's smile, it cheers me up.
thanks guys.we love him to bits, he really is a character. if i could id take him everywhere with me. hate leaving for work in a morning.
Pesty said:
Huntsman said:
He is my favourite on this thread, we saw one in the local park recently and I was hatching a plan to run off with him (except I haven't run anywhere since 1987)
Planet Claire said:
Another one of my favourite dogs on here. I love Logan's smile, it cheers me up.
thanks guys.we love him to bits, he really is a character. if i could id take him everywhere with me. hate leaving for work in a morning.
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