Whats Your Dog??

Ruby has 2 Beef Bones from the Butchers,so for 2 straight afternoons she is in for a real treat and thoroughly deserves them,bless her boots

 

Got in from the Pub about 30 mins ago,the greeting i got and the lovely cheek from Ruby Boxer,priceless!

 

Canny multi-quote on my phone, but just came on to say thanks for the kind wishes for my mum's wee dog, they had to take him to get put to sleep tonight. At least he won't suffer anymore i suppose.

 

Sorry to hear that pal,a horrible situation,but if it is to stop suffering then it is for the best,but still horrible.

 

Misty Meeting Santa at Pets at Home she looks thrilled.

 

Any of your dogs managed to play in this snowy spell? Ruby Boxer had a lovely time playing in the snow on the small wooded hill near my house today,she simply loved it

 

That's a cracker.

 

No had any real snow yet where we are but my young one Ollie uses his nose like a plough and charges around like a kid when it's deep enough.

 

Always wanted a dog and finally got one last week.

Meet Larsson

Never knew having a dog would be this much hard work, he's constantly running round trying to chew through absolutely anything!

 

* brilliant mate

 

I'm sure I seen that Santa in Life of Brian, pretending to be a man so they could stone someone to death.

 

My dog is a cat. He plays fetch though so I'm counting it.

Trying to teach him other commands, no luck as of yet.

 

I took a wee cat in mate the owners round the corner couldn’t give a * as they have 2 new dogs, poor wee * had ticks and was skinny as *. I never really liked cats but she kept turning up looking to get fed, I spoke to the owner and she wasn’t bothered saying looks as if she’s picked to stay with you now.

 

Cats are sleekit wee * * and * in the hoose
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there is a half wild cat in my garden a lot and the * wont catch the mouse that is squatting in my shed

 

Cats have some great qualities. The whole cleaning themselves and walking themselves is a real bonus. Plus you need to work harder for a cats affections. You can treat a dog like * and it will still wag it's tail when it sees you.

* with a cat though and he be like, "* you bawbag, I'm outta here" then do a * on your couch and leave forever.

I love dogs too though and always had a dog up until I met the wife. Got a cat and never looked back.

 

You're doing something wrong if they pish and * in your house.

 

Grew up with cats, much prefer dogs. Still like cats though.

 

Cats get a raw deal. They are incredibly affectionate if they grow to trust you. A lot of it is just lazy stereotypes though.

 

The cat I grew up with was more affectionate than my dog is tbh.