You know you have a dog when...

You know you have a dog when...

Author
Discussion

FourWheelDrift

Original Poster:

88,476 posts

284 months

Wednesday 13th November 2019
quotequote all
hondafanatic said:
Jasandjules said:
FiF said:
... when you've finished any meal or snack you have to do the croupier style hand movements to demonstrate "All gone".
I call this the "Magic Trick".... Nothing up my sleeves, nothing in my hands.....
“All gone! All gone! Good girl! All gone”.
"Er, yes. Thank you sir I can see that. But the usual response is a tip"

FiF

44,036 posts

251 months

Wednesday 13th November 2019
quotequote all
Another thing, immediately after removing the collar and you go, "ooh, naked"

Richard-390a0

2,245 posts

91 months

Wednesday 13th November 2019
quotequote all
Every window / door has 'nose art'

hondafanatic

4,969 posts

201 months

Wednesday 13th November 2019
quotequote all
Richard-390a0 said:
Every window / door has 'nose art'
HaHa! excellent! True story.

Starfighter

4,923 posts

178 months

Wednesday 13th November 2019
quotequote all
The vacuum needs to be unclogged at least twice per use.

Turn7

23,577 posts

221 months

Wednesday 13th November 2019
quotequote all
When your car interior resembles this....




Stolen from the show us your dogs thread....

Muzzer79

9,885 posts

187 months

Wednesday 13th November 2019
quotequote all

Your lawn resembles The Somme

Your feet almost permanently ache from stepping on a half-chewed bone/toy

You spend thousands more on an estate car/SUV so that you can make it smelly by transporting a wet, muddy, furry thing in it

You stand up and within seconds someone is in your seat


I love him really. hehe


hondafanatic

4,969 posts

201 months

Wednesday 13th November 2019
quotequote all
Muzzer79 said:
Your lawn resembles The Somme
This! It’s sooooo fking embarrassing how bad my lawn is compared to all the neighbours. We’re basically one of the only two families that are my neighbours that are not retired. Everyone else’s gardens are immaculate at a minimum, stunning being the norm. The Somme is exactly the word I use to describe what my lab has done to my lawn and the Frenchie occasionally like to join in even though he’s no idea why he’s doing it. hehe

You know you have a dog when you realise you find yourself surprised if you ever hear a doorbell that isn’t swiftly followed by barking and scrambling to the front window.

GAjon

3,731 posts

213 months

Wednesday 13th November 2019
quotequote all
When you have Autumn leaf fall on your garden it becomes a minefield!

MXRod

2,744 posts

147 months

Wednesday 13th November 2019
quotequote all
When you read this thread ,and find you are not alone


CooperS

4,501 posts

219 months

Wednesday 13th November 2019
quotequote all
hondafanatic said:
Muzzer79 said:
Your lawn resembles The Somme
This! It’s sooooo fking embarrassing how bad my lawn is compared to all the neighbours. We’re basically one of the only two families that are my neighbours that are not retired. Everyone else’s gardens are immaculate at a minimum, stunning being the norm. The Somme is exactly the word I use to describe what my lab has done to my lawn and the Frenchie occasionally like to join in even though he’s no idea why he’s doing it. hehe

You know you have a dog when you realise you find yourself surprised if you ever hear a doorbell that isn’t swiftly followed by barking and scrambling to the front window.
You need artificial grass!

RobXjcoupe

3,168 posts

91 months

Wednesday 13th November 2019
quotequote all
You understand what each tone of barking means smile

rxe

6,700 posts

103 months

Wednesday 13th November 2019
quotequote all
CAPP0 said:
You know you have a dog (or two) when it's cold outside and a full poo bag makes a handy temporary handwarmer.
Latex gloves make great poo bags. Glove on, grasp warm turd, other people look on in amazement as a bloke picks up a dog turd with his bare hands. Turn glove inside out to remove turd from hand, dump in bin. Or take it for a lap round the park on a cold day.

Best “hand warming” incident ever was with a gamekeeper mate. We were shooting roe with some rather townie, squeamish people. Knocked one over, and went over to gralloch it. Gamekeeper slit it open and shoved his hands in. The townies asked what he was doing, thinking it was some complex dissection. Gamekeeper said “fking freezing today, I’m warming my hands up.....”

hondafanatic

4,969 posts

201 months

Thursday 14th November 2019
quotequote all
CooperS said:
hondafanatic said:
Muzzer79 said:
Your lawn resembles The Somme
This! It’s sooooo fking embarrassing how bad my lawn is compared to all the neighbours. We’re basically one of the only two families that are my neighbours that are not retired. Everyone else’s gardens are immaculate at a minimum, stunning being the norm. The Somme is exactly the word I use to describe what my lab has done to my lawn and the Frenchie occasionally like to join in even though he’s no idea why he’s doing it. hehe

You know you have a dog when you realise you find yourself surprised if you ever hear a doorbell that isn’t swiftly followed by barking and scrambling to the front window.
You need artificial grass!
We’ve discussed this. But we don’t know anyone with it. Our uneducated conclusion was that it would end up smelling of piss in the summer and how do you deal with runny number twos which happen? For the latter I have a big water container and wash away into the soil anything I can’t pick up.

Genuine questionsmile

fttm

3,677 posts

135 months

Thursday 14th November 2019
quotequote all
Nose art on windows , lawns are constant meh , can’t eat an orange in peace or dare to sneak some cheese from the fridge . List is endless

mike74

3,687 posts

132 months

Thursday 14th November 2019
quotequote all
FiF said:
... when you've finished any meal or snack you have to do the croupier style hand movements to demonstrate "All gone".
Conversely you soon realise what an inconvenient pita it is having to actually dispose of any leftovers when you don't have a dog.

Chris Type R

8,020 posts

249 months

Thursday 14th November 2019
quotequote all
hondafanatic said:
We’ve discussed this. But we don’t know anyone with it. Our uneducated conclusion was that it would end up smelling of piss in the summer and how do you deal with runny number twos which happen? For the latter I have a big water container and wash away into the soil anything I can’t pick up.

Genuine questionsmile
We have a patch of artificial lawn on top of a section of old concrete (cheaper than tiling). While we direct the dog to use the real lawn, when he does use the fake grass, generally the twos are easy enough to pick up - there are drain holes which the urine will eventually drain through - so a simple periodic hose down or relying on rain seems to work. We've not yet noticed any smells... but in our case it's on an incline and well drained.

The fake grass can be something to pull up & chew on though.

Electronicpants

2,632 posts

188 months

Thursday 14th November 2019
quotequote all
GAjon said:
When you have Autumn leaf fall on your garden it becomes a minefield!
Ha, this is the bane of my life at the moment, wandering around on my tip toes squinting my eyes, poo bag in hand trying to decipher leaves from crap in poor light with the rain running down my neck. I've bough a petrol back pack ghost busters style blower because of this. Who you gona call? Poo busters!

Starfighter

4,923 posts

178 months

Thursday 14th November 2019
quotequote all
You seat on the sofa is always warm.

hondafanatic

4,969 posts

201 months

Thursday 14th November 2019
quotequote all
Chris Type R said:
hondafanatic said:
We’ve discussed this. But we don’t know anyone with it. Our uneducated conclusion was that it would end up smelling of piss in the summer and how do you deal with runny number twos which happen? For the latter I have a big water container and wash away into the soil anything I can’t pick up.

Genuine questionsmile
We have a patch of artificial lawn on top of a section of old concrete (cheaper than tiling). While we direct the dog to use the real lawn, when he does use the fake grass, generally the twos are easy enough to pick up - there are drain holes which the urine will eventually drain through - so a simple periodic hose down or relying on rain seems to work. We've not yet noticed any smells... but in our case it's on an incline and well drained.

The fake grass can be something to pull up & chew on though.
Thanks...I'll have another look into it smile