Dogs are wonderful
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Awww, Lucky! Shes a sweetheart. I love that middle pic.
Anyway, excellent, are we sharing doggy pictures (again?!) Off I trot to find some.
Anyway, excellent, are we sharing doggy pictures (again?!) Off I trot to find some.
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This Milo (RIP) My first proper dog of my own. Miss him still...
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And this is Paddy my loveable very bouncy mongrel that we rescued from Ireland, he's nearly 2 now and still a complete loon.
As a pup battling parvo virus before he came to us
Pouncing on snowballs
As a pup battling parvo virus before he came to us
Pouncing on snowballs
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All great pics them. How old is Lucky, Bish? Was she an ex racer?
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she's getting on a bit now - she was 11yrs old back in december... yeah - an ex-racer, used to race at the Romford Track...Harry Genshaw wrote:All great pics them. How old is Lucky, Bish? Was she an ex racer?
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She's a bonny lass for sure. She's got the same grey chops my Shadow has - he's 12 next month. I bump into a guy up Rivington quite often, who has 2 Greyhounds. They have a scarily strong chase instinct which he's been unable to train out of them, so they're rarely off the lead and are both muzzled. Are they as lazy as folk say - two quick runs and then sleep for the day?thebish wrote:she's getting on a bit now - she was 11yrs old back in december... yeah - an ex-racer, used to race at the Romford Track...Harry Genshaw wrote:All great pics them. How old is Lucky, Bish? Was she an ex racer?
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oh aye - lazy as anything - mine's happy with one quick stroll - then sleep all day - they're like cats, but they are dogs!
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Kinell, if only mine was like that. Three hours and ten miles minimum walkies every single day...any less and all hell has to be paid at bedtime. I wouldn't have it any other way to be honest.thebish wrote:oh aye - lazy as anything - mine's happy with one quick stroll - then sleep all day - they're like cats, but they are dogs!
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well , that's presumably because you have a collie! what did you expect! that's what we had before the greyhound...Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Kinell, if only mine was like that. Three hours and ten miles minimum walkies every single day...any less and all hell has to be paid at bedtime. I wouldn't have it any other way to be honest.thebish wrote:oh aye - lazy as anything - mine's happy with one quick stroll - then sleep all day - they're like cats, but they are dogs!
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He must keep you fit - half the population dosent walk that in a week the lazy f**kers.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Kinell, if only mine was like that. Three hours and ten miles minimum walkies every single day...any less and all hell has to be paid at bedtime. I wouldn't have it any other way to be honest.thebish wrote:oh aye - lazy as anything - mine's happy with one quick stroll - then sleep all day - they're like cats, but they are dogs!
The above post is complete bollox/garbage/nonsense, please point this out to me at any and every occasion possible.
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I'm not saying I didn't expect it... I am somewhat surprised that greyhounds require just 20 mins per day. That was my major point.thebish wrote:well , that's presumably because you have a collie! what did you expect! that's what we had before the greyhound...Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Kinell, if only mine was like that. Three hours and ten miles minimum walkies every single day...any less and all hell has to be paid at bedtime. I wouldn't have it any other way to be honest.thebish wrote:oh aye - lazy as anything - mine's happy with one quick stroll - then sleep all day - they're like cats, but they are dogs!
I deliberately got a collie in order that she'd drive me on to perform physical activity. I'm neither complaining nor boasting, but I am stunned that any dog requires just 20 minutes a day exercise?!
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Yes Dan. Correct on both points.bwfcdan94 wrote:He must keep you fit - half the population dosent walk that in a week the lazy f**kers.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Kinell, if only mine was like that. Three hours and ten miles minimum walkies every single day...any less and all hell has to be paid at bedtime. I wouldn't have it any other way to be honest.thebish wrote:oh aye - lazy as anything - mine's happy with one quick stroll - then sleep all day - they're like cats, but they are dogs!
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Lost Leopard Spot wrote:I'm not saying I didn't expect it... I am somewhat surprised that greyhounds require just 20 mins per day. That was my major point.thebish wrote:well , that's presumably because you have a collie! what did you expect! that's what we had before the greyhound...Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Kinell, if only mine was like that. Three hours and ten miles minimum walkies every single day...any less and all hell has to be paid at bedtime. I wouldn't have it any other way to be honest.thebish wrote:oh aye - lazy as anything - mine's happy with one quick stroll - then sleep all day - they're like cats, but they are dogs!
I deliberately got a collie in order that she'd drive me on to perform physical activity. I'm neither complaining nor boasting, but I am stunned that any dog requires just 20 minutes a day exercise?!
she's 11yrs old - which is getting on - but she will ask to go home after about 10mins walking... she has several tactics... pretend she needs a poo - so make you stop - then totter back the way we came, have a sneaky look to check you are following - decide the poo was a phantom and set off smartly towards home, being the favourite!
can't really blame her as she was flogged half to death with the running and training until she was nearly five... she deserves a break... despite a marked lack of exercise - not one ounce of fat on her...
am exhausted when i look after my mum's dogs (3 collies) - they never just chill!!
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Yesssss, just fought our way back through a hailstorm. Connie kept looking at me as if to say "what's keeping you?" and then pretending to turn back and head home... But sneakily heading for paths we both know take much longer. Collies! Sneaky feckers.
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One thing I will give dogs is their a dam sight cleverer than cats as the above case suggests.
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Our Oscar. He's my brother's dog, but I take him for maaahoosive walks. Problem with that is that every time I turn up at Our Kid's, young Oscar thinks I've turned up only to take him on a biggie. Even after 14 miles he still brings sticks for you to throw. He really is an absolute love though and is as daft as you like. Though there really is absolutely no wearing him out.
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Is he begging you for sandwich in that picture?!Bruce Rioja wrote:Our Oscar. He's my brother's dog, but I take him for maaahoosive walks. Problem with that is that every time I turn up at Our Kid's, young Oscar thinks I've turned up only to take him on a biggie. Even after 14 miles he still brings sticks for you to throw. He really is an absolute love though and is as daft as you like. Though there really is absolutely no wearing him out.
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De ja vu?Gooner Girl wrote:Is he begging you for sandwich in that picture?!Bruce Rioja wrote:Our Oscar. He's my brother's dog, but I take him for maaahoosive walks. Problem with that is that every time I turn up at Our Kid's, young Oscar thinks I've turned up only to take him on a biggie. Even after 14 miles he still brings sticks for you to throw. He really is an absolute love though and is as daft as you like. Though there really is absolutely no wearing him out.
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He knows a ham (and mustard) sammich when he sees one.Gooner Girl wrote: Is he begging you for sandwich in that picture?!
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