The dog thread is better than the cat thread, because it features dogs.
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Elpenor
Dancing as fast as I can
Was in town today and got chatting to a woman who had a Jack Russell. 14 years old he was, and usually quite ambivalent about people. But he was very happy to wander over towards me and let me stroke him for a few moments. Made my day 
Hadn’t realised how wiry and bristly their hair can be, the woman said it was only some types though
Hadn’t realised how wiry and bristly their hair can be, the woman said it was only some types though
weltweit
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Yep I think it is called broken coated for some reason.
BoatieBird
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Was in town today and got chatting to a woman who had a Jack Russell. 14 years old he was, and usually quite ambivalent about people. But he was very happy to wander over towards me and let me stroke him for a few moments. Made my day
Hadn’t realised how wiry and bristly their hair can be, the woman said it was only some types though
Sunny's coat is quite rough and wiry in places, but she has the softest little ears.
rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
Badger doesn't often go to the woods but loved them today
Sweet FA
✪ Three rounds Lord, in my .44 ✪
Is Badger a flat-coated retriever? One of the coolest dogs I ever knew was a flatty. Really clever girl she was too.
And that's a magnificent greyhound upthread. I was visiting my auntie in St Annes recently and she's not big on dogs, but loves greys, and there was a beautiful one sat outside the pub near us. I met a very sweet Iggy recently as well, he was an emotional support dog and really well-behaved. He enjoyed the fuss being made over him.
(I am a cat person and take issue with this thread title, but I don't mind dogs either)
And that's a magnificent greyhound upthread. I was visiting my auntie in St Annes recently and she's not big on dogs, but loves greys, and there was a beautiful one sat outside the pub near us. I met a very sweet Iggy recently as well, he was an emotional support dog and really well-behaved. He enjoyed the fuss being made over him.
(I am a cat person and take issue with this thread title, but I don't mind dogs either)
Rebecca Riot
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Teddy is having one of his favourite dog Biskis after his walk.
He spends the first half hour watching it and guarding it in the hope that one of the cats will show a passing interest in it so he can growl at them and pretend he's a big fierce dog! (Not that they take any notice of him!)
He spends the first half hour watching it and guarding it in the hope that one of the cats will show a passing interest in it so he can growl at them and pretend he's a big fierce dog! (Not that they take any notice of him!)
SpookyFrank
A cheap source of teeth for aquarium gravel
Dog giving me death stare while I try and eat my dinner. I'm trying to explain to him that he wouldn't like makhani dal but he's not having it.
weltweit
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That's a handsome hound SpookyFrank 
rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
Sweet FA
✪ Three rounds Lord, in my .44 ✪
spamming the thread a bit...what can I say...new phone camera after 2 years of a shit one...
maybe should have worked out the focus beforehand but he's moving fast in a 4m circle. the clanking in the background is the washing line he keeps brushing past/colliding with
maybe should have worked out the focus beforehand but he's moving fast in a 4m circle. the clanking in the background is the washing line he keeps brushing past/colliding with
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
spamming the thread a bit...what can I say...new phone camera after 2 years of a shit one...
maybe should have worked out the focus beforehand but he's moving fast in a 4m circle. the clanking in the background is the washing line he keeps brushing past/colliding with
He looks a bit scatty bless him, my cat's like that, nothing but fluff between his ears and daft as a brush
VivaE
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What breed are the 3 white ones on the left of the couch?
eatmorecheese
He's fallen out of the car again
Bedtime with the living weighted blanket.
SpookyFrank
A cheap source of teeth for aquarium gravel
Dog back from the vet, had a lump removed from his eye. He's now equal parts clingy and sulky.
weltweit
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SpookyFrank how long do they have to have the lampshade on? And does it bother them?
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
I hope he heals well and quickly!
Look at that little face.
SpookyFrank
A cheap source of teeth for aquarium gravel
Dunno but we tried taking it off and he instantly started worrying at his wound. he managed to start it bleeding again while he was still at the vets so it's cone of shame until further notice.
He's just about figured out how to eat and drink with it on but he's struggling to navigate the house. Also he keeps refusing to go for a piss because he's unable to sniff out a suitable spot in the back yard. Pissing without sniffing first is apparently not an option.
In case you don't know, you can get inflatable donut type collars or fabric lampshades that are floppier but still hold their shape enough to work, if the standard vet lampshade is causing issues.
SpookyFrank
A cheap source of teeth for aquarium gravel
We've got an inflatable doughnut thing already. Doesn't stop him getting at his face sadly. He's pretty calm in his cone, seems resigned to it.
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