Post photos of your dogs (Vol 4)
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I’ve come to spend an hour or so with Alfie. He’s been amazing. Having a mad turn and lying on the floor playing and licking me! Such a rarity for a Chow. I’ve given him his dinner and he waited patiently for dessert. He has his own tub of diabetic ice cream. I swear I didn’t get this level of treatment when I grew up!
Gretchen said:
I’ve come to spend an hour or so with Alfie. He’s been amazing. Having a mad turn and lying on the floor playing and licking me! Such a rarity for a Chow. I’ve given him his dinner and he waited patiently for dessert. He has his own tub of diabetic ice cream. I swear I didn’t get this level of treatment when I grew up!
Wow. I love the look of chows. Butter Face said:
My sister took this dog in a few years ago as a rescue, we think he’s part staffy/possibly cairn terrier. Cracking dog, so well behaved and lovely. My favourite thing about him is the beautiful eyeliner he’s been gifted with, makes him look fabulous dahhhhling!
Gretchen said:
I’ve come to spend an hour or so with Alfie. He’s been amazing. Having a mad turn and lying on the floor playing and licking me! Such a rarity for a Chow. I’ve given him his dinner and he waited patiently for dessert. He has his own tub of diabetic ice cream. I swear I didn’t get this level of treatment when I grew up!
They know. They just know. Bless him Butter Face said:
My sister took this dog in a few years ago as a rescue, we think he’s part staffy/possibly cairn terrier. Cracking dog, so well behaved and lovely. My favourite thing about him is the beautiful eyeliner he’s been gifted with, makes him look fabulous dahhhhling!
Whatever, he is gorgeous. His ears look lovely and soft too. I love the scruffy terriers, my brother has had two patterdales. One was very rough coated, the second less so, but she is getting more whiskers as she gets older.
Rumblestripe said:
Butter Face said:
Not sure about Staffy or Cairn but there is the unmistakeable devilish glint of a Jack Russell in those eyes!moorx said:
Butter Face said:
My sister took this dog in a few years ago as a rescue, we think he’s part staffy/possibly cairn terrier. Cracking dog, so well behaved and lovely. My favourite thing about him is the beautiful eyeliner he’s been gifted with, makes him look fabulous dahhhhling!
Whatever, he is gorgeous. His ears look lovely and soft too. I love the scruffy terriers, my brother has had two patterdales. One was very rough coated, the second less so, but she is getting more whiskers as she gets older.
Edited by Pesty on Wednesday 15th January 21:07
Pesty said:
moorx said:
Butter Face said:
My sister took this dog in a few years ago as a rescue, we think he’s part staffy/possibly cairn terrier. Cracking dog, so well behaved and lovely. My favourite thing about him is the beautiful eyeliner he’s been gifted with, makes him look fabulous dahhhhling!
Whatever, he is gorgeous. His ears look lovely and soft too. I love the scruffy terriers, my brother has had two patterdales. One was very rough coated, the second less so, but she is getting more whiskers as she gets older.
Edited by Pesty on Wednesday 15th January 21:07
Gretchen said:
I’ve come to spend an hour or so with Alfie. He’s been amazing. Having a mad turn and lying on the floor playing and licking me! Such a rarity for a Chow. I’ve given him his dinner and he waited patiently for dessert. He has his own tub of diabetic ice cream. I swear I didn’t get this level of treatment when I grew up!
Love Alfie, he always looks so soft and cuddly like a big teddy! Dogs (or animals in general) do seem to have some sixth sense with this kind of thing, they always find a way to make you feel a bit better!Gassing Station | All Creatures Great & Small | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff