Dovydaitis
Official fishco fish groupie
Got the dog a new coat. Not sure she approves
The dog thread is better than the cat thread, because it features dogs.
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Mumbles274
running from law and the press and the parents
Happy Birthday Mabel.. 2 today!!
Mumbles274
running from law and the press and the parents
I was just looking through some funny slow mo shots of mabel I had and found this one
I’m away at my mums. Last time I was here there was a dog next door who cried all the time. Haven’t heard a peep this visit, and also got to meet her all waggy and happy when she came in over the broken fence panel and had a quick explore before I hooshed her out.
She looks transfixed. I really find it strange that some dogs watch telly and some don’t. And of those that do, what they find stimulating.
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
Aren’t humans the same? I tend to ignore the telly if I’m with other people watching it.
Yeah for sure. And maybe my old dog was just not interested by tv. He was instantly razzed up by a cat or fox when out walking, but no reaction at all to one on the telly even with sound.
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
Did you try and offer him books? Maybe he was a more literary pooch
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
You laugh, Saunders but I’ve just had a Googledive and there are literally thousands of photos of dogs reading books. They’re clearly into it, but maybe it’s not cool or something and they never mention it
two sheds
Least noticed poster 2007
Really well thanks
. He's settling in nicely. Took him to see the vet who gave me some good background information and was impressed at how calm he is for a cocker.Lovely start to the day cos he sleeps on the bed and snuggles up against me when we wake up awwww. Just spent five minutes demanding I stroke his chest and moving my hand back if I instead go to stroke his back. It's really good getting out for the two walks a day again and seeing neighbours, and other dog walkers I've not seen for six months. He's a joy and I feel so lucky my neighbour suggested me. His previous owners sound happy too because they thought they were going to have to put him in a rescue and he wouldn't have done well there.
Variable with other dogs, he's had a snap at a couple - not biting but a 'bugger off' type snap. And am going to have to work on his lead pulling. He's better now when we're coming back from a walk but still quite determined on the way out. Very strong for such a small dog. A mate pointed out the size of his paws
apparently bred that way for swimming.
BoatieBird
Well-Known Member
Mumbles274
running from law and the press and the parents
Took Mabel out with my youngest and her dog Tea
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
"are we nearly there yet?"
Did I ever mention that Ted’s tongue is too long for his mouth? He permanently has about an inch sticking out. It makes him look dozy but that’s okay because he is dozy.
Because the tongue is permanently out, he doesn’t just sniff things, he automatically tastes them too. And this is what he does now, tastes the world. So that makes him sick his tongue out even more.
This is a classic attempt to get a photo
Because the tongue is permanently out, he doesn’t just sniff things, he automatically tastes them too. And this is what he does now, tastes the world. So that makes him sick his tongue out even more.
This is a classic attempt to get a photo
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
Just had a lovely moment earlier. Next door are fostering a lurcher who was very nervous when she arrived. We all happened to be near each other and the dogs barked, then we chatted, while mungo remembered the little point where he could get into their garden and showed the foster the way out. Cue a delightful 5 or 10 mins of fast dogs chasing each other joyfully.
They were so pleased to see the foster being fine and playful with another dog. I’m just worried he’ll be in their garden every day now digging or burying something.
They were so pleased to see the foster being fine and playful with another dog. I’m just worried he’ll be in their garden every day now digging or burying something.
Looby
Well-Known Member
Humphrey managed to get through to next door earlier. We tried to ages to coax him back through the hole he’d created with no luck so had to wake the neighbours up and do a masked handover as we’ve got covid. Little shit!
He’s also dug a massive hole in the garden. We’re re-seeding the lawn soon but it’s completely pointless with these clowns isn’t it.
Look at the state of it.
Lucy is limping more despite resting her so think we might need to up her painkillers.
He’s also dug a massive hole in the garden. We’re re-seeding the lawn soon but it’s completely pointless with these clowns isn’t it.
Look at the state of it.
Lucy is limping more despite resting her so think we might need to up her painkillers.
Yesterday, when I was in the office and the kabbess was at home, she told me that Ted had done something so awful to his leg that she couldn't even take him for a walk. He'd been holding it up all day, limping, generally being pathetic (least stoical dog ever). Anyway, the moment I got home, there was no sign of any of it and there's been no sign today either. She is torn between relieved and livid that he has apparently played her for a chump.
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