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Coming up to 6 months since we adopted Caesar from our friend. He's such a loving little Chihuahua.
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I was trying to take a sneaky picture of her with her paw over my arm when I was feeling more poorly than normal the other day. Hadn't realised she was watching me!! Lol!
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Lyra has started her first season at just 7 months of age, poor thing doesn't know what is happening 
Having to keep her on a long line during walks for that reason - and also she tends to run off if she sees a rabbit or squirrel. Zero recall if that happens.
Having to keep her on a long line during walks for that reason - and also she tends to run off if she sees a rabbit or squirrel. Zero recall if that happens.
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Pablo (2) and Harvey (8)
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Sadly had to get our dog put down last year which was just a heartbreaking experience. The house was way too quiet, so we decided to get a puppy at the tail end of the year. So this is our wee Jessie, absolute nutter with uncontrollable ears
Crazy ears are the best!
Sadly had to get our dog put down last year which was just a heartbreaking experience. The house was way too quiet, so we decided to get a puppy at the tail end of the year. So this is our wee Jessie, absolute nutter with uncontrollable ears
Sorry to hear about your loss. There are no words appropriate for the emotions.
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Hazel (the cockapoo) had her regular groom today, Lyra (the Cairn Terrier) needs one soon! I thought Hazel was looking a bit overweight but she's actually not and looks in good shape with all those curls shaved off.
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Lyra makes me think of Grey Friar's Bobby in Edinburgh.Hazel (the cockapoo) had her regular groom today, Lyra (the Cairn Terrier) needs one soon! I thought Hazel was looking a bit overweight but she's actually not and looks in good shape with all those curls shaved off.
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Winnie is 1yr old today. Maltipoo and my first dog...she hardly eats anything and wants ALL of your attention ALL of the time. Working from home is a nightmare now and she does my head in tbh 
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Hope was naughty. She had stolen a piece of pork crasking from my son's plate when he wasn't looking. This is her hiding......
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My father in law recently passed away and we have "inherited" his (now our) dog, Barney, the Cockapoo
Sorry for your loss. Does the dog seem to know and acting sad ?My father in law recently passed away and we have "inherited" his (now our) dog, Barney, the Cockapoo
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and he definitely knows something is "different" My wife stayed at her dad's for the final few weeks and knowing what was inevitably going to happen and we would've bringing him home soon has really bonded with him.
We have known him and visited him quite regularly since my FIL got him two years or so ago, so he knows us well, but he has never been to out house before as we live a good 2-3 hour drive away.
So everything is different and new so he is out of sorts but not surprising really
Awe poor doggo, hope he settles in well. Really nice of you to take him in and that you are in position to do so. So many pets just end up in rescue places as they get abandoned. Hope all works out.Thanks
My wife stayed at her dad's for the final few weeks and knowing what was inevitably going to happen and we would've bringing him home soon has really bonded with him.
We have known him and visited him quite regularly since my FIL got him two years or so ago, so he knows us well, but he has never been to out house before as we live a good 2-3 hour drive away.
So everything is different and new so he is out of sorts but not surprising really
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Thanks and my FIL had been ill for some time and asked us, before he got him, if he got a dog and he got to the point he couldn't cope or passed would we take him. We agreed and here he is
We are lucky to have the space to take him, the main issue or concern at the moment is integrating him and our three cats !
That might be tricky, don't have any experience with dogs.... hopefully somebody on here might be able to advise what the best way of going about it.Thanks and my FIL had been ill for some time and asked us, before he got him, if he got a dog and he got to the point he couldn't cope or passed would we take him. We agreed and here he is
We are lucky to have the space to take him, the main issue or concern at the moment is integrating him and our three cats !
I'm sure you already know cats are all about smell so his scent on the blanket is a good way to start.
Keep us up to date, when we move we might look into getting a dog. Never had one but have always had cats and we currently have two. Interested to see how you go about it and how it goes. Fingers crossed!
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Thanks and will do !