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Ignorant stupid neighbours.

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    #32
    beyondbelief67
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    umop.episdn wrote: »
    Couldnt sleep last night, my maniacal neighbor has trained his dog to open my gate & he spent the night barking at his successful new trick!
    Lmao at this ! Thanks for the laugh !


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    #33
    I Heart Internet
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    Sir Arthur Daley wrote: »
    The joys of the semi.


    Giggidy.


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    #34
    mad muffin
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    ROCKMAN wrote: »
    There is the problem ,your dog's a wimp , And it's your fault,You have made him/her too soft , Leave him/her outside where all dogs belong.

    I never understood this Irish trait of getting a dog and then leaving it outside. I mean what's the point? Don't say to deter burglars. The dog is outside the burglar is inside.

    Besides, dogs need company. They are pack animals.


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    #35
    Pumpkinseeds
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    mad muffin wrote: »
    I never understood this Irish trait of getting a dog and then leaving it outside. I mean what's the point? Don't say to deter burglars. The dog is outside the burglar is inside.

    Besides, dogs need company. They are pack animals.
    Absolutely, anyone who doesn't plan on letting the dog be a part of the family really shouldn't get a dog.


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    #36
    folan
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    mad muffin wrote: »
    I never understood this Irish trait of getting a dog and then leaving it outside. I mean what's the point? Don't say to deter burglars. The dog is outside the burglar is inside.

    Besides, dogs need company. They are pack animals.

    whats a "pack animal"?

    if you are talking about doing something like this to your dog, i am appalled!


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    #37
    fortwilliam
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    Easy solution,

    Kill the dog.


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    #38
    jugger0
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    Padlock her door man


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    #39
    folan
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    jugger0 wrote: »
    Padlock her door man

    leave the door man alone, hes done nothing wrong.


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    #40
    mad muffin
    Registered Users Posts: 8,034 ✭✭✭mad muffin


    folan wrote: »
    whats a "pack animal"?

    if you are talking about doing something like this to your dog, i am appalled!

    Noooooo.

    An animal that lives in packs. Or a social animal if you will.


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    #41
    LizzieJones
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    mad muffin wrote: »
    Noooooo.

    An animal that lives in packs.

    Like Wolves .... of which dogs are descended from.


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    #42
    folan
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    mad muffin wrote: »
    Noooooo.

    An animal that lives in packs.

    oh.

    so you dont use your dog to bring in the shopping?

    eh, me either.......

    this pack thing always confuses me. when i hear pack, i think a group of hunting dogs (like wolves).

    I have one dog, not a pack. most people i know do. does that mean that my dog sees us (my family) as a pack? then why does he leg it off with other dogs as soon as he sees them even though i clearly want nothing to do with their owners? or is he the pack leader?

    is pack just another word for part of the family?


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    #43
    farmerjj
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    Charlie19 wrote: »
    Let your dog in and don't have it annoying your neighbors.

    Have another go at reading the op


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    #44
    mad muffin
    Registered Users Posts: 8,034 ✭✭✭mad muffin


    folan wrote: »
    oh.

    so you dont use your dog to bring in the shopping?

    eh, me either.......

    this pack thing always confuses me. when i hear pack, i think a group of hunting dogs (like wolves).

    I have one dog, not a pack. most people i know do. does that mean that my dog sees us (my family) as a pack? then why does he leg it off with other dogs as soon as he sees them even though i clearly want nothing to do with their owners? or is he the pack leader?

    is pack just another word for part of the family?

    Yes


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    #45
    folan
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    mad muffin wrote: »
    Yes

    cheers for clearing that up.


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