The dog thread is better than the cat thread, because it features dogs.
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Callie
Pivoting
was Veeya on any rescue sites?? I feel like I have seen this pup somewhere!
D'wards
IT'S YOUR DECISION DANIEL
Not that I know of. They wanted to rehome her privately with someone connected I think
High Voltage
In the top 97% of Urban's most interesting posters
The dog one is probably something like Fox Shit
Urban dogz in your dreams..
I obviously spend far too much time on here; lurcher puppy Quincy was in my dream. Dunno where I was but he was there, I said ‘oh hey I recognise you, you’re quincy’. He was having a good time, wandering round and being fussed by people.
I obviously spend far too much time on here; lurcher puppy Quincy was in my dream. Dunno where I was but he was there, I said ‘oh hey I recognise you, you’re quincy’. He was having a good time, wandering round and being fussed by people.
two sheds
Least noticed poster 2007
This is interesting:
www.theguardian.com
Dog behaviour has little to do with breed, study finds
Research shows high degree of variability between individual animals – with implications for owners
Steel Icarus
ersatz maven
That's so lovely
It really is. They hang out together all the time now. Boo tries to headbutt Ted, which he is slightly scared of, and Ted tries to smell Boo’s bum, which he gets fed up of. But they both accept each other’s differences like some tiny metaphor for utopia.
izz
Increased Leisure Citizen
I remember the days when Boo was desperate to have someone smell his bum and now, gets bored with it. Cats !
The sad thing that I dwell on many times a day is that Boo is almost 18 now. I can’t bear the thought that their little friendship will break up one day. I just hope the little fellow carries on for some more years yet. I thought he was on his way out 3 years ago, to be fair, and he’s probably better now than he was then.
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
Swimming in our new local park
Getting comfy
Getting comfy
two sheds
Least noticed poster 2007
Find this a bit strange - I'd have thought a dog woofing down day's food in one go would put a strain on the stomach.
Also not sure that changing from two feeds now would be good, and would have to be done gradually if done at all. Frankie does seem to be getting into a routine. I'm already changing the dry feed he's on gradually, seems to be fine so far.
Also not sure that changing from two feeds now would be good, and would have to be done gradually if done at all. Frankie does seem to be getting into a routine. I'm already changing the dry feed he's on gradually, seems to be fine so far.
rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
You have won second prize in a beauty contest. Not bad for age 16
moose
like some cat from Japan
Extra points for quizzical eyebrows?
weltweit
Well-Known Member
Dog longevity: How long will my pet dog live?
Dog longevity: How long will my pet dog live?
A sophisticated analysis shows that Jack Russells live longer than other breeds.
www.bbc.co.uk
It seems Jack Russels last well
Ha they really do. Loads of old Jack Russells round here. They sit in the passenger seat with their old owner and think they own the place.Dog longevity: How long will my pet dog live?
Dog longevity: How long will my pet dog live?
A sophisticated analysis shows that Jack Russells live longer than other breeds.www.bbc.co.uk
It seems Jack Russels last well
Elpenor
a clown’s heart and a mandolin
When I’m bored and wfh I watch the jack Russell in next doors scaffold yard, he’s either busy running and sniffing around, playing with the scaffolders and the old boy who seems to run the show who doesn’t go out on the lorry, or taking a keen interest in the ferret hutches
All terriers are busy but Jack Russels seem to be especially tenacious. It’s kind of lovely to meet one that is living it’s best life, I see too many that aren’t ever let off the lead. On the other hand, they are a bit yappy. Def not a dog I’d want to live with.
Having said that, a friend of a friend has a young one, they’re (older) farmers and this is their first pet dog, and he is an utter delight. Follows them round wherever they go, gets in the tractor seat and makes himself comfortable, friendly with all dogs he meets.
Having said that, a friend of a friend has a young one, they’re (older) farmers and this is their first pet dog, and he is an utter delight. Follows them round wherever they go, gets in the tractor seat and makes himself comfortable, friendly with all dogs he meets.
Elpenor
a clown’s heart and a mandolin
Had a long chat with my colleague yesterday, she was telling me how she got a dog when she was lonely 6 years ago and it was brilliant for her getting out and about in the local area, meeting other dog owners etc. She moved to the area from another country; I am also new to the SW and I can see the advantages. Plus living on my own I could do with someone to look after as it will help me look after myself
She has taken me on as a bit of a project I think (I’m moving to the town she lives in so I have asked her lots of questions) and she was evangelising about dogs and telling me that I should get one
She has given me some serious thinking to do once I’ve moved. And a motivator to improve my fitness now that I’m able to walk for an hour which I couldn’t last year.
She has taken me on as a bit of a project I think (I’m moving to the town she lives in so I have asked her lots of questions) and she was evangelising about dogs and telling me that I should get one
She has given me some serious thinking to do once I’ve moved. And a motivator to improve my fitness now that I’m able to walk for an hour which I couldn’t last year.
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
Dovydaitis
Official fishco fish groupie
Popped over Salisbury Plain for a walk. Someone found a puddle.....
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
and then wanted hugs?
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