Self-Indulgent Puppy/Dog Thread
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rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
onenameshelley said:erm no i have enough love in my heart for both dogs
<mullet starts whining and scratching at the door to shelley's heart asking to be let in>
onenameshelley
is Major Morgan's bitch
rubbershoes said:<mullet starts whining and scratching at the door to shelley's heart asking to be let in>
Dont i already have problems with the fact i only sponsor the one dog, although i did get a lovely postcard from Flecks the other day telling me all about what she has been doing...awww i bloody love dogs they are just such wonderful loving animals. I would be heartbroken if i couldnt have a dog later on in life
Ahh go on then i love all the urban doggies xx
onenameshelley
is Major Morgan's bitch
oddworld said:The owner aint bad either
oooomegrapes
steals toilet rolls
my girl marley 
Phototropic
Active Member
dirtysanta said:
Wibble!!! I so want one! What a big cuddly pile of fur!
oooomegrapes
steals toilet rolls
hungarian puli, no fur.....just dreadskea said:
she is cute.....but im biased
Phototropic
Active Member
kea said:hang on a sec - am i converting this correctly? i make that nearly 9 and a half stone!!
is that correct?!
Yep. Same weight as me!
they are GORGEOUS dogs.
rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
that bottom pic is a real cracker .
she looks a lovely mutt
she looks a lovely mutt
dirtysanta
Original Casual
kea said:oh god, don't let Phototropic see that pic, he really wants to get a bernese
Well he should. In had a few dogs but this was my first Bernese. They are the most loyal, loving, and with out a doubt the most strikingly gorgeous dogs you'll ever see. The temperament (obviously if treated well) is fantastic and mine displayed almost human qualities. Brilliant with kids. If your out walking him loads of people will stop you in the street.
Not cheap though and you must look for a good breeder. I know if Phototropic wants to know. They require a lot of looking after tho. more than any other dog ive had.
But if he can get one i guarantee they will be inseperable.
Unfortunately Charlie died about 5 months ago....and im still absolutely
gutted. we were best mates, went everywhere together.
dirtysanta
Original Casual
kea said:hang on a sec - am i converting this correctly? i make that nearly 9 and a half stone!!
is that correct?!
No he was just over 8 stone. I dont know what the conversion rate it. But he was big even by Bernese standards. Almost St Bernard size. Huge. Im 5'9 and his shoulders were just at my waist level !!
dirtysanta
Original Casual
kea said:fookin' hell. bigger than me!! imagine that jumping on the bed in the morning
i think in the future my cats and i will take to locking the bedroom door (mind you, that size of dog could probably just steamroller straight through a locked door
They are the orginal big cuddly toy.
dirtysanta said:Unfortunately Charlie died about 5 months ago....and im still absolutely
gutted. we were best mates, went everywhere together.
sorry to hear that! he does look like a lovely dog. we don't have space for a dog at the mo, or for the foreseeable future, but when we're older we'll definitely get one. some negotiation needs to be done as to size though ... since i put a limit on the number of dogs he's allowed, Photo thinks that getting one really big one will be good value
whereas i judge it by the 'jumping on the bed in the morning' test - ie. will i get a scary awakening if the dog leaps enthusiastically onto us each morning? i'm not a particularly doggy person tbh and big ones scare me
Phototropic
Active Member
dirtysanta said:Well he should. In had a few dogs but this was my first Bernese. They are the most loyal, loving, and with out a doubt the most strikingly gorgeous dogs you'll ever see. The temperament (obviously if treated well) is fantastic and mine displayed almost human qualities. Brilliant with kids. If your out walking him loads of people will stop you in the street.
Not cheap though and you must look for a good breeder. I know if Phototropic wants to know. They require a lot of looking after tho. more than any other dog ive had.
But if he can get one i guarantee they will be inseperable.
Unfortunately Charlie died about 5 months ago....and im still absolutely
gutted. we were best mates, went everywhere together.
sorry to hear thatIt is likely that I am over ten years away from being able to support a large dog!!! When I do though it will priobably with a German Shepherd be any luck.
