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The Chillout Zone (Off-Topic Thread)
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So, Henry discovered the exercise ball today, he wasn't entirely sure what to do with it, we thought it better to take it back off him before he burst it and gave Jake (who's lurking in the background) a heart attack!
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Pigwidgeon wrote: »So, Henry discovered the exercise ball today, he wasn't entirely sure what to do with it, we thought it better to take it back off him before he burst it and gave Jake (who's lurking in the background) a heart attack!
So funny
How's Jake these days?0 -
SillyMangoX wrote: »I'm intrigued as to what you are all on about, anyone wanna fill me in?:D
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Oh my heart!
Out walking in the dark with dog and daughter. Coming to the end of the lit section of the footpath I thought I heard a growl, asked my daughter had she heard anything and she hadn't. I decided it must have been a cow in the field or something. Then I was sure I saw a dog crouched beside a tree further up ahead. I blinked and it was gone ..
Decided I was probably losing the plot ever so slightly and said nothing as I didn't want to spook my girl. We turned at our usual place and were chatting away on the way back when all of sudden a big flurry of blackness launched itself at us out of the bushes. I screamed 
and my daughter screamed (because I screamed :o) and my sometimes dog aggressive dog did nothing because it turned out it was one of her (few) doggie friends just launching herself at us to play. Heart settled down we brought the dog back to it's house and her grateful owner gave my daughter some sweets
I sometimes consider getting a second dog but because of her sometimes dog aggression I think the right temperament is important and I dont want to take a rescue dog in case it doesn't work out. After tonights episode I think maybe a big happy, slightly pushy in a friendly way staffie x lab would fit the bill nicely.0 -
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That's some walk every single day. Do you have to do it early morning and in the dark?
Its not broken is it?
I am quite afraid of horses.
Not too early, have to be there before 9 so I leave around 8.20, its 2.5 k there and 2.5 back so its not too bad!!
I don't think it's broken, can still move it
I'm also afraid of horses which isn't great considering I have to do a placement with them to pass!! But I'm starting to get used to them now.. once they don't stand on me anymore! 0 -
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So funny
How's Jake these days?
He's actually great, healthier than he's been in a long time so he must have been sick for quite a while before we realised something was wrong. Tests came back clear of cancer, he has a cyst on his galbladder so on antibiotics for the foreseeable future, but he's doing really well. So happy he's back
Our vet put it fantastically in a post on facebook "Yes, my miracle dog, back from within a few hours of not making it and now flying around better than ever. This is why I love being a vet"0 -
My new bikejoring attachment finally arrived today, bought it off a man in Scotland, the first one he sent never arrived
so he had to send me another one by registered post. When my son saw the package, he thought it was a gun
Will get a couple of dogs out on the bike tomorrow (one at a time) now that I can keep the line away from the front wheel safely 0 -
My little foster Gizmo had an 'audition' today for his forever home.
All going well with the homecheck next Tuesday he'll be in his new home by the following weekend for a trial few weeks.
I had a lump in my throat when I heard they wanted him.. I'm going to miss him like hell when he goes. 0 -
My new bikejoring attachment finally arrived today, bought it off a man in Scotland, the first one he sent never arrived so he had to send me another one by registered post. When my son saw the package, he thought it was a gun
Will get a couple of dogs out on the bike tomorrow (one at a time) now that I can keep the line away from the front wheel safely
a gun? :eek: is it normal to get gun-shaped packages where you live? :pac:
I'd love to try bikejoring since my knees are near banjaxed from running. Sadly my terrier won't even walk in a straight line. if there's a wall she has to jump up to see over it, checks under every car and in every driveway for cats, will suddenly lunge to one side or the other and be half way through a hedge before I know.. oh and then there's the lunging at cars. I'd ask to borrow a husky except I don't think my 6ft walls are high enough :pac:0 -
a gun? :eek: is it normal to get gun-shaped packages where you live? :pac:
I'd love to try bikejoring since my knees are near banjaxed from running. Sadly my terrier won't even walk in a straight line. if there's a wall she has to jump up to see over it, checks under every car and in every driveway for cats, will suddenly lunge to one side or the other and be half way through a hedge before I know.. oh and then there's the lunging at cars. I'd ask to borrow a husky except I don't think my 6ft walls are high enough :pac:
:pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac: I did wonder how I'm bringing him up that he thought it looked like a gun
I entered the bikejoring class at a rally with one of my dogs a few weeks ago and he had to stop at every person we met to say hello :rolleyes: I did try running, but I think those days are behind me, will stick with the bike 0 -
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