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You should get a musketeer outfit for him, it would so suit him
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DamagedTrax wrote: »what every staffie about town this summer needs, a collar with their name on it
Just how many collars does Dolly have? :eek: She's like a woman with a wardrobe full of shoes and handbags!
Where do you get them all by the way, their all very unusual?0 -
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Just how many collars does Dolly have? :eek: She's like a woman with a wardrobe full of shoes and handbags!
Where do you get them all by the way, their all very unusual?
well ive no woman about to be spending my money on and i dont drink much so...
i get them from a guy in uk https://www.facebook.com/pages/Strong-Stuff-Heavy-Duty-Dog-Gear/2202941793180 -
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Here's a few of pics of Jake who died 7 weeks ago, we are really missing him, especially tough this week with alot of gardening and painting being done which he loved 'helping' with
We donated all his doggie posessions (except a few things we wanted to keep) to our local Dog Rescue that he supported (we walked dogs for them). Thinking of you Jakey xxx
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A pic of the most amazingly special dog that I have ever known. He died suddenly one evening in Sept 2008 at the age of 5. I *still* miss him.
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But, here are pics of our two new pups taken on a hike today. We would've taken the Dane too but (1) the three of them would hardly fit in the back of our Skoda :eek: and (2) she hates car rides & is too big to pick up to put into the boot of the car
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DamagedTrax wrote: »what every staffie about town this summer needs, a collar with their name on it
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e59/rhythmtech/IMG573-01.jpg
that dolly one must be the best dressed dog in Dublin0 -
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DamagedTrax wrote: »she's not too bad. 8 collars and a harness.. i know people with a lot more!
they're only 30 quid from that guy and you design them yourself. its too much fun
Mines only got 2 collars that fit him and 1 harness! :eek: Had a look at that link, think I might save up myself and buy him one, will have to wait until the funds recover, I'v spent over €100 on them this week already! :eek:0 -
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DamagedTrax wrote: »you dont like the 'slut' collar but you like the 'dom & sub' collars?
Dom, either Sub means nothing to me, please enlighten me on what they stand for, I must be incredibly uneducated in whatever they stand for0 -
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Here's a few of pics of Jake who died 7 weeks ago, we are really missing him, especially tough this week with alot of gardening and painting being done which he loved 'helping' with We donated all his doggie posessions (except a few things we wanted to keep) to our local Dog Rescue that he supported (we walked dogs for them). Thinking of you Jakey xxx
He looks just like my cocker spaniel did when she was younger. She died recently at the age of 14. Hope you are all okay!
Here's Sonni at home! He's settling in really well How anyone coulda put him in the pound is just beyond us.
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He is a labrador/poodle cross (I refuse to say labradoodle...it's ridiculous!)
It really is ridiculous isn't it!>? Plus you get varying reactions I find sometimes too! Freddy is a shaggy one, rather than a really curly one like Sonnie so people tell me he just looks like a strange lab because he doesn't have the usual wider face! All poodled out!
Enjoy every second - if there's any personality trait that runs in the cross - he'll be brilliant craic! 0 -
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A pic of the most amazingly special dog that I have ever known. He died suddenly one evening in Sept 2008 at the age of 5. I *still* miss him.
Tucker.jpg
But, here are pics of our two new pups taken on a hike today. We would've taken the Dane too but (1) the three of them would hardly fit in the back of our Skoda :eek: and (2) she hates car rides & is too big to pick up to put into the boot of the car
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A Dane, a Rottie & a GSD .....
so which dog food company do you own 0 -
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Gussie went to West Kerry for the weekend and he had so much fun! He got so much exercise it was great to see him tuckered out by the fire every night. Didn't have any problem with him chasing sheep or cows or horses, he was very well behaved, so proud!
Crazy first time in the sea dance moves!
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Moone got to come into work with me all day today & got herself a new bed. She loved all the attention from customers
It was all very tiring
Vogue. She's about 8 months old now and hasn't grown an inch! I still don't understand how anyone could abandon her the way they did. She's the sweetest little thing
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It was Tiffi's 3rd birthday on Monday, she got a roast dinner and spent an hour in the woods,
Was that a squirrel?
Checking for more squirrels...
and Oliver who hates water, and was in a wood, full of sticks....
:Dhe dropped it the minute he managed to drag it from the big muddy pool:o0 -
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Himself happy out with his cow ear.
And herself happy out with her chicken and beef chunks although looking a bit put out as to why I'm disturbing her.
I'm ready now hurry up and pick up and the lead and walk me.
Helping me study in her laying an egg pose.
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thanks to all the peeps on here who gave me some great 'pre-rescue-cat advice'. today this wee fella stole my heart... meet Sheldon...
he's only been here for 6 hours and already he's learned where his litter tray and his scratchpost is, had his dinner, played, chased a jingly mouse round the kitchen, sniffed the entire house, and most importantly - found his bed! he's got a wee sore on his side from where he was attacked by other cats but it's healing nicely and in a few weeks he'll be going to the vet for his snip-snip
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Helping me study in her laying an egg pose.
I love that pose When my cat's sit like that I always say they look like a loaf of bread :P
I was looking through old pictures and I can't believe how small my 2 were when we first got them! We got them from a farm where they had about 3 litters and 9 cats still pregnant :rolleyes: so the lady grabbed the 1st 2 she could, I reckon Cream must only have been about 3 weeks, Peach about 4-5 weeks! So tiny, yet now they are so huge
Their very first picture
Cream was barely bigger than my shoe!
Poor things were so tiny and scared
But look how cute they got after a few worm doses, a lot of feeding up and TLC
And then Peach became a poser
Synchronised sleepers
And now Look at the size of the terrible 2!
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Out of hospital after a week and first thing i did was play ball with Jack in my PJ's
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