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[Chris Wilson]

16 is an excellent age, but doesn't make the hurt any less of course Sixteen shared years will hopefully have imprinted many good memories of Winnie to recall though

 

[gingergundog]

16 is an excellent age, but doesn't make the hurt any less of course Sixteen shared years will hopefully have imprinted many good memories of Winnie to recall though

Appreciate the kind words. Your are right though, we have so many memories over the years so will never forget.

 

[Graetzbridge]

Little barky dog on a lead.

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Mine with no lead.

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[gingergundog]

Little barky dog on a lead.

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Mine with no lead.

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sounds about right!

 

[matt100]

Barkley was 2 on the 27th

He loves his new dinosaur

 

[Alice In Wonderland]

My gorgeous mini sausage, Maddie. She will be 14 in March. She is now blind in both eyes but still happy as anything. Definitely old and frail now though.

 

[413x]

Derp.
This dog is too big for my lap!

 

[JUMPURS]

This is Bandit the 6 month old Working Golden Retriever. Had to get a tooth out today as he fell face first on the ice a week or so back.

 

[ArcticHeron]

Not sure if I've posted before but this is our Grey Brodie.

Today he's doing his best Winslett from Titanic impression

I have too add that whilst he essentially looks hairless here that's very much a trick of the light. His belly is about the only place he doesn't have any hair at all.

We've changed his diet recently to try and encourage a little more hair growth, but this is like the 3rd time trying different things...

 

[Alice In Wonderland]

Not sure if I've posted before but this is our Grey Brodie.

Today he's doing his best Winslett from Titanic impression

I have too add that whilst he essentially looks hairless here that's very much a trick of the light. His belly is about the only place he doesn't have any hair at all.

We've changed his diet recently to try and encourage a little more hair growth, but this is like the 3rd time trying different things...

I thought he was wearing a pair of tights!

 

[413x]

I thought he was wearing a pair of tights!

You dont want to know what I thought!

 

[ArcticHeron]

You dont want to know what I thought!

Trust me, that was the most SFW picture I could post out of the three

 

[Junglist]

I don't know. I just don't.

 

[Alice In Wonderland]

You dont want to know what I thought!

Oh I do!!

 

[413x]

Trust me, that was the most SFW picture I could post out of the three

Oh I do!!

Let's just say I thought the bottom half was more human than dog!

 

[ArcticHeron]

Let's just say I thought the bottom half was more human than dog!

My brother does say his arse does look very spankable

 

[teenwolf]

does anyone feed their dog raw chicken ?

 

[ArcticHeron]

does anyone feed their dog raw chicken ?

Yep. De-skinned and de-boned chicken thighs, just one a day with his dinner. We're thinking about bumping that up though as he's a greyhound who's weight is quite up and down.

 

[teenwolf]

Yep. De-skinned and de-boned chicken thighs, just one a day with his dinner. We're thinking about bumping that up though as he's a greyhound who's weight is quite up and down.

shes a 10 month old frenchie would she be ok with that ?

google is a bit of yes ok and then no bacteria and bones, these are fillets i have.

 

[ArcticHeron]

shes a 10 month old frenchie would she be ok with that ?

google is a bit of yes ok and then no bacteria and bones, these are fillets i have.

I'd say the bacteria part is largely nonsense, but there are certain people who can get a little hesitant about bone in meats. Generally speaking as long as it's not been cooked it's fine, but I wouldn't want to speak for the smaller breeds. If it just's fillets however then I'd say give it a try, but work it slowly into the dogs diet. If you don't then the gastronomic effects can be a little violent...