CivvyLurker
LE
He certainly looks like he could manage a whole one.
ARRSE Kennel Club - A Dog Owners Thread
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single malt
LE
Nah a whole Rich would be too much in one sitting
I agree. I'd say a leg, a lung and maybe both arms in the first sitting.
Lardbeast
LE
Browning Bow
LE
Just loving Life
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LE
And all the metal bits in between
I still have a picture some years back of her hauling “sticks” about twenty times the lengths of that one.Good old girl
Conniesdad
LE
Well that was strange.
Yesterday evening a group of lads appeared on the doorstep. With them was an elderly black male greyhound, they had apparently found it and borrowed a lead from a local dog owner. They knew that we had greys and thought that we would know what to do with it.
Of course there was no tag on the collar so I took it to the local vet and left my details, they will be in touch later today if the old boy is chipped, if not or the owner doesn't want him we may well keep him, or see if a friend who always has elderly greys would like him.
I have spoken to the local dog warden and he seems happy with the plan.
Yesterday evening a group of lads appeared on the doorstep. With them was an elderly black male greyhound, they had apparently found it and borrowed a lead from a local dog owner. They knew that we had greys and thought that we would know what to do with it.
Of course there was no tag on the collar so I took it to the local vet and left my details, they will be in touch later today if the old boy is chipped, if not or the owner doesn't want him we may well keep him, or see if a friend who always has elderly greys would like him.
I have spoken to the local dog warden and he seems happy with the plan.
Conniesdad
LE
Update to my last.
Contacted the vet, thanks for not letting me know, but it seems the owners details on the chip were up to date and he was collected by them during the night.
Can't stop smiling.
Contacted the vet, thanks for not letting me know, but it seems the owners details on the chip were up to date and he was collected by them during the night.
Can't stop smiling.
Browning Bow
LE
She used to be a bugger for ripping up Saplings, there's a couple on the back field that I replanted at least 20 times.
Sad news today. One of our grand-dogs is looking for a new home. His owner has Parkinsons, which we knew, but now his wife has left and he can't cope with disease, disabled parents and dog. It's heartbreaking. The bloke's in bits. The dog is lovely, but at 18 months still boisterous.
Danger Paws
Swinger
Who wouldn't want to be friends with that ! lovely looking chap. Hope you win.
CivvyLurker
LE
Hopefully you can sort something for him.
Has the owner tried the Cinnamon Trust? They may be able to help with exercising or even some 'respite' time.
Thanks for the tip. I'll pass that on.
What really angers me is the lack of 'care' available for his parents because where they all live is too rural.
theinventor
War Hero
Anyone got a recommendation for a truly indestructible dog bed? Our ypung girl Dane seems to be determined to dismantle whatever we give her to sleep on...
That’s so sad, what breed of dog?
CivvyLurker
LE
Shredded paper or straw is warm and pretty indestructible although you'd need to board the sides of her crate.
Alternatively the Orvis toughchew beds are pretty robust:
ToughChew Dog Beds
endure
GCM
I was sitting in the local coffee shop on Sunday and a bloke came in with a Shiba Inu.
I've heard that they are supposed to be cat like and this one certainly was. Its owner was stroking it and cooing at it and it ignored him, and everybody else, completely.
Got to admit it was a stunning little thing though.
I've heard that they are supposed to be cat like and this one certainly was. Its owner was stroking it and cooing at it and it ignored him, and everybody else, completely.
Got to admit it was a stunning little thing though.
He;s a labrador retriever.
