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nicanary said:
"Council" dog of choice has changed quite a bit in recent times. Gone are the days of Rotties called Lennox and Staffies called Tyson.
My experience (calling at doors with Chinese takeaways) is a move towards smaller breeds, particularly French Pugs. They seem a pretty friendly type, and a lot less likely to savage my face.
The girl lusting after the A5 should take note. Chihuahua is sooooo passe.
I think you may be getting the Pug and the French Bulldog mixed up. My experience (calling at doors with Chinese takeaways) is a move towards smaller breeds, particularly French Pugs. They seem a pretty friendly type, and a lot less likely to savage my face.
The girl lusting after the A5 should take note. Chihuahua is sooooo passe.
HTP99 said:
nicanary said:
"Council" dog of choice has changed quite a bit in recent times. Gone are the days of Rotties called Lennox and Staffies called Tyson.
My experience (calling at doors with Chinese takeaways) is a move towards smaller breeds, particularly French Pugs. They seem a pretty friendly type, and a lot less likely to savage my face.
The girl lusting after the A5 should take note. Chihuahua is sooooo passe.
I think you may be getting the Pug and the French Bulldog mixed up. My experience (calling at doors with Chinese takeaways) is a move towards smaller breeds, particularly French Pugs. They seem a pretty friendly type, and a lot less likely to savage my face.
The girl lusting after the A5 should take note. Chihuahua is sooooo passe.
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WD39 said:
On one gatepost a picture of a dangerous dog with 'I Live Here' attached.
On the other gatepost a '24 hour cctv in operation' notice.
I used to deliver to a house which had a photo of a Rottie and the message "I'm Dre - I can get from here to the gate in 3 seconds. Can you?". Wasn't a council house, but a private 3-bed semi. Mind you, there's the age-old saying "you can take the man out of the estate, but you can't take the estate out of the man". On the other gatepost a '24 hour cctv in operation' notice.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3084999/Mo... - its no surprise that the parents of a Kai and a Braydon are displaying shocking parenting skills, and a lack of judgement in allowing that article to be written in the first place.
KFC said:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3084999/Mo... - its no surprise that the parents of a Kai and a Braydon are displaying shocking parenting skills, and a lack of judgement in allowing that article to be written in the first place.
![](http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/05/17/16/28C8AA4900000578-3084999-image-a-7_1431875140605.jpg)
DanielJames said:
KFC said:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3084999/Mo... - its no surprise that the parents of a Kai and a Braydon are displaying shocking parenting skills, and a lack of judgement in allowing that article to be written in the first place.
![](http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/05/17/16/28C8AA4900000578-3084999-image-a-7_1431875140605.jpg)
Of course it's a council house so no need to assess its value, but what about his
WD39 said:
Big Rod said:
Cliftonite said:
A caravan parked at your house, if visible from the road or (especially) from neighbours' houses, is certainly 'council'. Common!
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Away an' bile yer heid! ![vomit](/inc/images/vomit.gif)
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They refused to communicate with each other, and the previous friendly relationship turned sour.
Eventually the 'wronged' party moved as a point of principle.
Big Rod said:
WD39 said:
Big Rod said:
Cliftonite said:
A caravan parked at your house, if visible from the road or (especially) from neighbours' houses, is certainly 'council'. Common!
![vomit](/inc/images/vomit.gif)
Away an' bile yer heid! ![vomit](/inc/images/vomit.gif)
![tongue out](/inc/images/tongue.gif)
They refused to communicate with each other, and the previous friendly relationship turned sour.
Eventually the 'wronged' party moved as a point of principle.
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