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A sleeping dog for sleeping dogs.

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14 years old, English Cocker Spaniel, 2 weeks before Pyometra took control..
 
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What a great thread Nickolp1974 and aaaawwww how sweet are your dogs. :)

Liamz51, got a nice full pic to show us?
 
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This is 9 year old Pip currently fast asleep at the side of my bed. She had a lump removed from her rear left leg on Thursday and had a cast put on up until today. She still has stitches in but the cast has been removed so she has finally been for a walk after 5 days of not been out.

Do I get a bonus point for including my PC? ;)

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I find it so funny that most of these dogs are always on the sofa or bed and we know we shouldn't let them but do. When me and the wife are out, as soon as we shut the door, the dog is on the sofa. Pop back in quickly and she is off like a rocket....
 
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I find it so funny that most of these dogs are always on the sofa or bed and we know we shouldn't let them but do. When me and the wife are out, as soon as we shut the door, the dog is on the sofa. Pop back in quickly and she is off like a rocket....
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We always start out by saying that, he's not allowed upstairs or on the sofa and before you know it, he's dragging his backside over anything he can find :)
 
I never made that rule in our house, I just bought a massive sofa and bed to accommodate me, the wife and the two daaags! Except they do usually get booted out for sleep, that last pic is when we allowed them in the morning and I fell back to sleep haha.
 
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