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Pesty said:
Mad Max 2! It's been so long since I watched it but I can only attest it to my love of the films and recalling the aptly named 'Dog'
That's why I have them. Saw that movie what 30 plus years ago and said when I was able to have a dog that's what I'd have.
And they are awesome Logan has really calmed down the last few months ( despite having a startled look in his eyes and constantly panting because jeans in season)
Jean is just wild she's a fearless wild dingo. Luckily her recall is good. Because nothing else is .work in progress. She's mental. But very sweet. And painful.
And they are awesome Logan has really calmed down the last few months ( despite having a startled look in his eyes and constantly panting because jeans in season)
Jean is just wild she's a fearless wild dingo. Luckily her recall is good. Because nothing else is .work in progress. She's mental. But very sweet. And painful.
pidsy said:
Lou's ears were floppy till around 12 weeks. Some have floppy ears for life - Lou is a miniature but she has full size ears. She's grown into them over the past 3 years.
She's a beaut! Arthor is 10 weeks tomorrow and in the two weeks we've had him his ears have upped their fold by 1-2cm! They're such mad little things, he's hilarious fun!
Here is a pic of him sitting on command with our other two pups:
And the reason we wanted a Bully - for our son
Seb feeling a little sorry for himself after surgery yesterday.
He initially went to have the old plums off but at the pre-op check one of them hadn't dropped. As it turned out it was found yesterday ~20cm from where it should have been on the wrong side of his kidneys when he was under for a good 2-3 hours (also had a couple of teeth out). He was still a little spaced out, whimpering and trying to sleep with his cone when I saw him last night, poor little thing
He initially went to have the old plums off but at the pre-op check one of them hadn't dropped. As it turned out it was found yesterday ~20cm from where it should have been on the wrong side of his kidneys when he was under for a good 2-3 hours (also had a couple of teeth out). He was still a little spaced out, whimpering and trying to sleep with his cone when I saw him last night, poor little thing
kiethton said:
Seb feeling a little sorry for himself after surgery yesterday.
He initially went to have the old plums off but at the pre-op check one of them hadn't dropped. As it turned out it was found yesterday ~20cm from where it should have been on the wrong side of his kidneys when he was under for a good 2-3 hours (also had a couple of teeth out). He was still a little spaced out, whimpering and trying to sleep with his cone when I saw him last night, poor little thing
Awww, you can see it in his face He initially went to have the old plums off but at the pre-op check one of them hadn't dropped. As it turned out it was found yesterday ~20cm from where it should have been on the wrong side of his kidneys when he was under for a good 2-3 hours (also had a couple of teeth out). He was still a little spaced out, whimpering and trying to sleep with his cone when I saw him last night, poor little thing
Digby had to have an anaesthetic last year and when that wore off he didn't cope very well with the pain so they gave him an opiate pain killer and he coped even worse with that. Sometimes they can be sensitive little softies.
fatboy18 said:
My Dog is such a woose! Its snowing outside and he wont go out into the back garden! Unbelievable 
Last year one of my mums' rescue Staffies encountered snow for the very first time, he stuck his head out the back door at just the right moment for a big wet snowflake to land on his nose.He shook his head, tried to brush the now melted snowflake off his nose and gave my mum a disgusted look as if to say 'What the f
k do you think you're playing at putting me out in this?'marcusgrant said:
MarshPhantom said:
Molly chillaxing in the back of the Mercedes on the M1 earlier.
Ha, our pug always wants his head rested/raised up like that wherever he is! Our's in a nightmare in the car though, wouldn't chill like thatMorningside said:
Steve_W said:
Some cracking shots in the last few pages; lovely to see the new pups and how quickly they grow.
But somedays it's just too difficult to make it all the way into bed:
Love the bed. Where did you get it because Poppy's bed looks like it's about to capsize!But somedays it's just too difficult to make it all the way into bed:
We got one from our local pet shop and got the other from somewhere online.
Wasn't from here, but as an example: http://www.worldstores.co.uk/p/Snug_and_Cosy_Flore...
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