Yes have to agree with that, nearly eight going on 18 months

Mr Pinks you could try this, not quite as good as the real thing, but in this modern life of hustle and bustle its near enough (so my god daughter tells me )


http://nintendogs.com/

Here's a pic of our welsh springer Sam, 7 now but still has the puppy face

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Good looking lad, Sprocket seems to have lost his puppy face. Noticed it when we had him trimmed at the local grooming parlour it name and yes its true is Doggy Style

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Now that would suit my lifestyle  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

Sometimes think that would have been the easier route, switch off at night, turn on in the morning, no dash's to the vets, no worrying if you have enogh bags in your pocket just in case.

No really the real things the best

As I type this I can hear some foxes calling to each other in the fields at the back of our house.

Deploy Toby if they try anything on  LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
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How do you add a photo to a post ?

lmorris4975 wrote:

How do you add a photo to a post ?

One of my two dogs

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The Doctor wrote:

lmorris4975 wrote:

How do you add a photo to a post ?

I use photobucket and use the image link copy and paste thingy

Thanks mate

Lovely dog. I can just see a sign on your door saying the following:

"Dear local yobs, please feel free to break into my house and make his day!" LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
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Thanks mate Shes spot on a big softy, loves kids but i would not want to get on the wrong side of her or our other one hes a Rotti too and bigger than her but daft as a brush. They do keep the house safe when we are at work

Many years ago now we had a rhodesian ridgeback very big and powerful dog. My Dad took him a walk one evening and 3 youths stepped out of an alley and said 'this is our path, turn around etc'. The first youth stepped towards my dad and 'Red' gave him a deep growl which roughly translated as 'one more step and you're f ed.'

Needless to say the youths picked another path to 'own' but not before calling in at home for some new pants  LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
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My wife walks them both on her own when i am on afters, she says that she bumps into gangs of lads from time to time where we walk the dogs and they always s**t themselves and moved out of the way. I guess thats part of there job to look after the wife while i am not there. My auntie had a Ridge back a few years ago gorgeous dog, he was a big lad to.

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A friend of mine is concerned about letting her cats out at night cos one of the local cats has been killed by a fox recently. I dont dislike foxes as such but I realise they can cause problems

My Red Fox is usually occupied with other stuff than cats
Once she caught got two young Mountain Hare's for dinner, just outside my cabin as well

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