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HTP99 said:
^^^ My dad had an open fire, Daisy loved it and would lie so close she would get absolutely roasting.
One Christmas we were round there and a relative came to find me; he tried to move her as he was concerned about the heat, however she growled at him, I moved her and she was boiling, there was no guard so she would lie on the hearth as close as possible.
My grandfather had a Staffy who would lie in the hearth and sparks from the open fire would singe her fur without her moving a muscle.One Christmas we were round there and a relative came to find me; he tried to move her as he was concerned about the heat, however she growled at him, I moved her and she was boiling, there was no guard so she would lie on the hearth as close as possible.
'The dog's burning again' was a fairly commonly heard phrase.
HTP99 said:
^^^ My dad had an open fire, Daisy loved it and would lie so close she would get absolutely roasting.
One Christmas we were round there and a relative came to find me; he tried to move her as he was concerned about the heat, however she growled at him, I moved her and she was boiling, there was no guard so she would lie on the hearth as close as possible.
Some dogs just don't appear to have any conception that they're about to reach the point of ignition. Our old black mongrel would reach the point that one side was too hot to touch.One Christmas we were round there and a relative came to find me; he tried to move her as he was concerned about the heat, however she growled at him, I moved her and she was boiling, there was no guard so she would lie on the hearth as close as possible.
Misty sits in front of our one at home whenever it's left unguarded by the cat (which singes it's whiskers on it). She'll do it for 15 minutes before walking into the next room panting.
Unfortunately, we recently had to have Dylan greyhound PTS as he had bone cancer which had spread to his lungs 
I persuaded OH to visit a local rescue centre 'just for a look around'
and made the mistake of saying to the guy who was showing us around that I'd mainly had sighthounds and OH collies. He said 'Is that the kind of dog you're interested in, then? Because I might just have the perfect one for you....'
24 hours later, we had been homechecked and were back at the rescue to introduce him to our other dogs and bring him home. So here he is, Max - everything I said I wouldn't have - a saluki/collie cross puppy. Sorry about the quality of the photos:
I persuaded OH to visit a local rescue centre 'just for a look around'
and made the mistake of saying to the guy who was showing us around that I'd mainly had sighthounds and OH collies. He said 'Is that the kind of dog you're interested in, then? Because I might just have the perfect one for you....'24 hours later, we had been homechecked and were back at the rescue to introduce him to our other dogs and bring him home. So here he is, Max - everything I said I wouldn't have - a saluki/collie cross puppy. Sorry about the quality of the photos:
LivingTheDream said:
Wow!! Were they all off the lead? Must have been fun!!
Whereabouts in the U.K. are you? Monty would love something like that!
55 Ginger Ninjas all in one place. Whereabouts in the U.K. are you? Monty would love something like that!
Crappy video -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxH04klTlsE
This was part of the West Mids Viz Whizz, but there are whizzes all over the place.
Where are you?
moorx said:
Unfortunately, we recently had to have Dylan greyhound PTS as he had bone cancer which had spread to his lungs
I persuaded OH to visit a local rescue centre 'just for a look around' and made the mistake of saying to the guy who was showing us around that I'd mainly had sighthounds and OH collies. He said 'Is that the kind of dog you're interested in, then? Because I might just have the perfect one for you....'
24 hours later, we had been homechecked and were back at the rescue to introduce him to our other dogs and bring him home. So here he is, Max - everything I said I wouldn't have - a saluki/collie cross puppy. Sorry about the quality of the photos:
I persuaded OH to visit a local rescue centre 'just for a look around'
and made the mistake of saying to the guy who was showing us around that I'd mainly had sighthounds and OH collies. He said 'Is that the kind of dog you're interested in, then? Because I might just have the perfect one for you....'24 hours later, we had been homechecked and were back at the rescue to introduce him to our other dogs and bring him home. So here he is, Max - everything I said I wouldn't have - a saluki/collie cross puppy. Sorry about the quality of the photos:
excellent, i cant even begin to comprehend the levels of lunacy that mixture would create. Good on you for taking in a lovely hound 
and sorry to hear about Dylan 
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