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[Alice In Wonderland]

You are kidding right? How does someone weight 5 and a half stone unless they are a kid or very ill?

Well, I'm only 4ft 11 and a half inches (the half being really important) so I don't think I'm too much underweight, am I?

However, I do have a chronic condition called gastroaparesis though, which is a paralysing of the stomach and makes it hard to eat anything and probably contributes to me being thin ish.

I was knocked over by a rather boisterous golden retriever a few years ago when I lived in Nottingham. It came running over and leapt up at me and I pretty much went flying!! LOL!!

 

[Alice In Wonderland]

I totally disagree.

I don't like the idea either to be honest.

 

[hudson86]

Because it focuses their attention back to you, as I mentioned before have a look at some of the Fenrir videos to fully explain it.

Ive watched some of the videos before and I'm not totally taken with him, noticed he constantly moans about positive only trainers.

I presumed he was having a Tiger King / Carole Baskin type feud with another dog trainer, some old dear at the local community centre etc.

 

[Alice In Wonderland]

I used to like watching Caesar Milan as I enjoyed his relationship with his dogs.

But then he disappeared and the wheels came off, sort of thing.

I rely on Maddie, my 12 and a half year old to show her quite a lot things.

 

[Martynt74]

My dog makes it very, very difficult not to just sit and laugh at him

(For reference this is the new bed we bought for the cat)

 

[Alice In Wonderland]

My dog makes it very, very difficult not to just sit and laugh at him

(For reference this is the new bed we bought for the cat)

That's so sweet!! Lol!

My brother has a one year old frenchie and he says she is so stubborn and lazy!!

 

[ChrisLX200]

Well if my girl doesn't have a tray full of buns in the oven now I give up. Second time trying and this time we had cytology done to get the day correct. She sneaked into season unnoticed and we just caught it, resulting in a hurried visit to the home of the stud dog. A happy reunion ensued followed a day later by a less happy one - Hazel wasn't too keen on a second session and nearly took his nuts off lol, but it was ok in the end.

 

[Alice In Wonderland]

Well if my girl doesn't have a tray full of buns in the oven now I give up. Second time trying and this time we had cytology done to get the day correct. She sneaked into season unnoticed and we just caught it, resulting in a hurried visit to the home of the stud dog. A happy reunion ensued followed a day later by a less happy one - Hazel wasn't too keen on a second session and nearly took his nuts off lol, but it was ok in the end.

Some fabulous pictures!

I hope she has success this time.

 

[ChrisLX200]

Some fabulous pictures!

I hope she has success this time.

We do too! This is the potential daddy dog, he has Merle colour (a genetic trait that can only be mated with other dogs not having it). Hoping for a Merle female puppy to keep

 

[matt100]

WAT THE HECK IS THIS?

 

[Alice In Wonderland]

We do too! This is the potential daddy dog, he has Merle colour (a genetic trait that can only be mated with other dogs not having it). Hoping for a Merle female puppy to keep

Very handsome dad and that colour is beautiful!

 

[ChrisLX200]

They chased a cat up a tree... it's a wonder that Hazel (the chocolate one) didn't go up after it, she's done it before lol.

 

[Graetzbridge]

Similar but not very elegant!

 

[ChrisLX200]

Similar but not very elegant!

Haha! gravity is a bitch sometimes

 

[Kill_Phil]

@ChrisLX200 hopefully got lucky this time! Think we've found a pup we like.

Can anyone recommend a good pet insurer? You hear of some companies who'll do anything of getting out of paying. Thanks!

 

[200sols]

@ChrisLX200 hopefully got lucky this time! Think we've found a pup we like.

Can anyone recommend a good pet insurer? You hear of some companies who'll do anything of getting out of paying. Thanks!

Petplan always paid out for me, I've had several claims over the years the biggest at £3k and unfortunately one of my dogs has a neurological condition and needed £9k of treatment this year and they've paid out every time. I'd definitely go for the insurance for life whoever you go with, don't want to get caught out.

 

[Rilot]

Here's a question for you more knowledgeable doggo owners:

When my pupper is on a lead attached to her collar she pulls like a crazy thing. No amount of stopping and turning around etc. will stop her.
When she's on her harness she's good as gold and will walk at heel on a loose lead.

Why?

 

[Chris Wilson]

It's a *she*, I have to presume you aren't married?

 

[Rilot]

I am married but my wife is happy to walk at heel no matter where I affix her lead.

 

[Maccy]

@Rilot I have the same with our 8 month old lab, generally great on the harness but a nutter on just a collar.