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BengaLover wrote: »
Stunning!! I used to have a Vizsla. Mad as a hatter, but one of the most affectionate dogs I've ever had. Hope to see more pics as Ruby grows up.
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I'm sure my hellhounds have a pritt stick hidden somewhere that they rub on the windows and then they pretend it was only their nosesNo word of a lie....i havent cleaned that entire window since xmas (its flippin big and knackering to clean)...all the rain lately has done the outside bit though so delira
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Found this on the olde phone today. Taken on the day we got Hugo.
Look at the size of his bloody paws. Should have known he'd be a monster!
And yes - that is Siberian Huskies for Dummies in the corner.
And it turned out to be pretty good too!!! :P
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Best thing about that pic is the Siberian Huskies for Dummies book in the top corner. Nice to see your doing your homework
Correction HigginsJ... Nice to see I 'did' my homework. :P He's nearly 14 months now and that book was read cover to cover before we went to see our first Husky.
Needless to say he's the very best!0 -
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That was just such the perfect stick ever ever EVER to fetch.
IMGP0836 by mountainsandheather, on Flickr0 -
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Eating my dinner today before work & Sparkle decided it was best to sit on every chair around the table and look at me... and my food!
Meanwhile Smudge was chilling on the floor!
Nosey looking in the window!
Author Unknown: "Dogs have Owners, Cats have Staff." Mitch Hedberg: "Rice is great if you're really hungry and want to eat two thousand of something."
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My semi wild outdoor cat, adopted last year, who "would never be tame"; he carried his toy penguin into his basket then lay there looking like a mong!
We didn't give him that toy penguin, he took it. It was mine, but he decided that without any question it was definitely a cat toy; it's his favourite! It used to sleep in my bed, now it sleeps in his. But when I used to play with it it was only to stand it up against the pillow or put a Lindt bunny bell around it's neck, I didn't toss it around, mess it up, fling it against the walls and down the stairs. I think small penguin was happier with me!0 -
Our little Lacey just had puppies on Tuesday. They are quite possibly the cutest things I have ever seen in my life.
She just had the 2 girls, which is perfect, exactly what we asked for. If we had more that would have been fine, there were people for them but its just her first litter and its easier for us and her if there are less.
They aren't always on the pretty bed, it was just for their first photo shoot
Our dogs are all real pets as well as show dogs so they are normally running in forest and getting covered in muck, except for Lacey, she always acts the lady, always walking around the mud and puddles so we got her a very girlish bed just because its generally wasted on the rest of them.
This is Honey (show name will be Honeybee, named after her dad, Bumble, aka Bumblebee).
This is Dolly (show name Dollybird, named after her mum, Lacey, aka Corndolly). I still can't get over her big white collar, neither of her parents have that.
They are provisional names until we decide who gets what pup and they are rename as they wish.0 -
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Our little Lacey just had puppies on Tuesday. They are quite possibly the cutest things I have ever seen in my life.
She just had the 2 girls, which is perfect, exactly what we asked for. If we had more that would have been fine, there were people for them but its just her first litter and its easier for us and her if there are less.
They aren't always on the pretty bed, it was just for their first photo shoot
Our dogs are all real pets as well as show dogs so they are normally running in forest and getting covered in muck, except for Lacey, she always acts the lady, always walking around the mud and puddles so we got her a very girlish bed just because its generally wasted on the rest of them.
This is Honey (show name will be Honeybee, named after her dad, Bumble, aka Bumblebee).
This is Dolly (show name Dollybird, named after her mum, Lacey, aka Corndolly). I still can't get over her big white collar, neither of her parents have that.
They are provisional names until we decide who gets what pup and they are rename as they wish.
:eek: Enjoy. Love lassie collies 0 -
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Gorgeous dog! Try this code instead though, Flickr make it a little awkward:
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Edit: To get the proper path in Flickr; right click on the photo. You should see a menu that gives you different sizes (e.g. medium 800 x 640 etc). Select one of these and you'll be brought to the photo. Then right click on it again, but this time you will get the normal options. One of these will give you the address of the photo. In Google Chrome, the option is "Copy Image URL", but this will be different depending on what browser you use. Then just paste this between0 -
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