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Re: Should we get a dog?
Originally Posted by king kong
(Post 6617416)
.You cant do that with the relatives .
As long as no-one finds out, it's ok.... :sneaky: |
Re: Should we get a dog?
Originally Posted by TiddlyPom
(Post 6617532)
Oh, I dunno. :unsure:
As long as no-one finds out, it's ok.... :sneaky: |
Re: Should we get a dog?
Originally Posted by sallyclaire
(Post 6641753)
Anyone particular in mind TP?:D
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Re: Should we get a dog?
Originally Posted by bridie
(Post 6617315)
Just had a look at their website and saw this
http://www.petplan.com.au/pet_insurance_news.asp :rofl: |
Re: Should we get a dog?
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Sounds like you've decided to get one and they both look cute. Reaction to cats is part the personality of the dog and part the reaction of the cat. When we brought our pup home (Foxy/Tibetan terrier) he had been living with a cat so ignored ours. One of our cats stood her ground and followed us about on garden visits etc. The other one shot out of the house and for three months we had to let the dog out when she came in and vice versa. Then she just decided to pack it in and rubs noses with the dog now. Feeding the cats first helps. Our "pup" is 18 months old now and bigger than the cats, but will stand and watch them eat his food if I don't intervene. Our dog will chase anyone else's cat outside.
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Re: Should we get a dog?
Originally Posted by moneypen20
(Post 6643199)
You are a silly puppy aren't you - don't eat stones of any description in future :sneaky:
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Re: Should we get a dog?
Well, there is bad and good news...
The bad news is we won't be getting Sandy - apparently she can't cope with being an only dog and is too destructive so needs a home with other dogs. On the plus side there is another female who is about to go into foster care on her own and be cat tested called Sky who is "blue" - so she has our name on her at the moment. Fingers crossed....... :thumbup: |
Re: Should we get a dog?
Originally Posted by pumpkin blossom
(Post 6601221)
You do have to be more warry with rescue dogs as they can be far more needy that dogs from a puppy, but as long as you realise this, you sound like you would be fine...
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Re: Should we get a dog?
Originally Posted by matt-and-jenny
(Post 6667533)
I can relate to this one, our rescue boxer is very needy, he doesn't like being out of our sight, and we've had him for 18 months. And he was described as "independent" at the pound:lol:
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Re: Should we get a dog?
Originally Posted by bridie
(Post 6667529)
Well, there is bad and good news...
The bad news is we won't be getting Sandy - apparently she can't cope with being an only dog and is too destructive so needs a home with other dogs. On the plus side there is another female who is about to go into foster care on her own and be cat tested called Sky who is "blue" - so she has our name on her at the moment. Fingers crossed....... :thumbup: |
Re: Should we get a dog?
Originally Posted by spartacus
(Post 6667565)
Blue is THE BEST colour for greyhounds and whippets.
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Re: Should we get a dog?
Originally Posted by spartacus
(Post 6667565)
Blue is THE BEST colour for greyhounds and whippets.
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Re: Should we get a dog?
Originally Posted by northernbird
(Post 6667541)
I don't know much about Boxers as my new puppy is my first one but he is very clingy and follows me around all the time. If I move into another room he comes too. I have read that they are a very loyal breed and like to be close to their owners.
i want a lab.....love them!:thumbsup: so Bridie any further news on the dog? |
Re: Should we get a dog?
Originally Posted by Sam
(Post 6668160)
i wont be getting one of those then
i want a lab.....love them!:thumbsup: so Bridie any further news on the dog? |
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