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Congrats on your new niece Bk !!! :D

How ridiculous :roll:

I'm in floods :cry: It was lovely :(

Count me in Shara :wink: I would be more than happy to leave the human race ( the non doggy ones) far behind.

Good for you Nea enjoy your training !!!!

I voted,it's still 90/10

Little lady muck !! :) I love it :lol:

Sounds painful :( Let us know how he gets on,poor boy :(

Good for you HF he will be better off with you :wink: They aren't thinking of 'replacing' him are they ?

What a wonderful story :)

Well done Roxy we are proud of you !!! :D

Well done Shara all that hard work paid off :wink:

Stunning breed......beautiful :D

Hi Dawn !! I have actually heard that this is a sign of GOOD hips. We had a Staffie at club that would sit with both legs stuck out [b]behind[/b] him !!! And his owners were told by his vet that it was a sign of good hips.

Wow !!!! Good luck mate !! :wink:

I clicked !!

That is absolutely horrific :evil: That black dog broke my heart the way he was looking up at the camera :cry:

Great post Kathy :wink:

I like Tahlequah :)

Excellent article Nancy :)

Good luck we will need updates ya know :wink: Good luck Zebra you are worth every penny :wink:

[quote]Anyway, I occasionly wash my hair at work with the dog shampoos and conditioner and then dry it with the blast dryers which is an amusing sight. I cant hear anything for about an hour afterwards, but they leave your hair really soft and dead straight after blasting it! hehehe! [/quote] Oh Lannie I can just see you doing that :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

I am so sorry to hear of your pain :( Make the most of your precious girl while she is still here,and when the time comes for her to go to the bridge you will know that she has been loved unconditionally and have no regrets :(

Wow well done Carol !!! :D and well done Candy too of course :D :wink: Look forward to hearing of many more successes :wink:

Mutts 4 me your story sounds very familiar and I think my 2 are a similar nature,they are fine off the lead and would never leg it across a park to another dog and if another dog approaches calmly then they are ok but they will not tolerate a dog screaming towards them out of nowhere and they don't like being jumped on or bounced around,some dogs are just not happy with this,they do have a couple of doggy friends but when I'm out and about if I can't avoid people then I will clip them on their leads. In an ideal world our dogs would be happy free pets but because some idiots think it's ok for their dog to come belting over to you just because their dog is friendly we have to make sure that we can handle situations, I have found the best way to do this is to have a really reliable 'leave' and recall and so that way if I see another dog tearing across the park at us I can get them to me and put their leads on. I sympathise with you but don't avoid meeting places because of this I just let mine have a quick nose to nose sniff ( on the lead) and then off we go,if the dog is bouncy and noisy I leave well alone because I know that my 2 are not entirely happy with this. Good luck :wink: