The dog thread is better than the cat thread, because it features dogs.

[Sweet FA]

Showing the park runners how it's done this morning.

 

[Elpenor]

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

 

[weltweit]

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Hadn’t realised how wiry and bristly their hair can be, the woman said it was only some types though

Yep I think it is called broken coated for some reason.

 

[BoatieBird]

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.

 

[Saffy]

When you go visiting and you get your own tartan blanket.

 

[rubbershoes]

Badger doesn't often go to the woods but loved them today

 

[Sweet FA]

SQUIRREL!

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[Lotte]

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)