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The closest the 3 cats have ever been together, finally we are getting somewhere!!

Dolly is lovely, looks like the staffs I knew growing up.
Don't know whats happened to them, many just don't look healthy, stumpy legs and round, not muscular.
She has a lovely smile too

MrShivers wrote: »

http://imgur.com/gFe1oew,2cVoYlQ,S6LFScF,l0AfITc#0

4 pics of my dog there.

Like the "snooty dog" look in pic 3. My Molly (who was also a CKC) was very good at doing that

5 minutes of unsupervised activity after 2hrs of pouring rain. Would have been a lot easier to leave the door shut and clean up a puddle of wee!!

aonb wrote: »

ohmygod!!!!! how did you stay calm after this mess?!?!?! (how did his paddle pool of water turn into a pool of mud?!?!)

All you can do is laugh - he's just doing what a puppy does and I'm the one who opened the backdoor to let him go outside so I can't be angry with him as it's my fault. Never crossed my mind that he would try to swim in his digging pit! Plus, who could be cross at that face

It's not actually a paddling pool - it's a digging pit to try and encourage him to dig in there rather than the lawn. And we've just had two hours of absolute lashing rain so it has turned to complete mud! Must remember to put a lid on it next time!!

Oh mel.b that video is so funny! It's like your doggy is showing you around all the carnage saying: look what I did? Isn't it amazing??!

Hope the cleaning was easy ;-)

Handsome sox

Yes he is Fantastic dogs to own but they aint for everyone!!

Setun wrote: »

Our newest family member - a rescued 7 year old greyhound named Tigger His coat changes a lot in the light, he looks grey in this pic but in proper light his coat is golden brindle. He's very sweet, but a ninja when it comes to sneaking away with food so we've been told! :rolleyes:

Tigger looks lovely. Is he a pure grey or a lurcher?

mel.b wrote: »

5 minutes of unsupervised activity after 2hrs of pouring rain. Would have been a lot easier to leave the door shut and clean up a puddle of wee!!

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Yeah, but you wouldn't have this brill photo then :-) Classic

rubytues wrote: »

Yes he is Fantastic dogs to own but they aint for everyone!!

Do you find it hard to train him ?
I have read that their recall can be poor, and training is achievable but takes time ? They aren't meant to be too bothered about pleasing their owner like some other breeds.

Outkast_IRE wrote: »

Do you find it hard to train him ?
I have read that their recall can be poor, and training is achievable but takes time ? They aren't meant to be too bothered about pleasing their owner like some other breeds.

Yes i do find it hard to train him..i bring him to obedience training once a week and 1st thing lady said she wldnt garuntee recall with him as salukis hunting drive is so strong i think it is acheivable but aware hunting drive can take over if they spot something . Hes only 6mths at mo and he has good days and sometimes awful days lol..

mel.b wrote: »

5 minutes of unsupervised activity after 2hrs of pouring rain. Would have been a lot easier to leave the door shut and clean up a puddle of wee!!

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Just have discovered mud splatter on the wall above the couch. Not sure how he managed to get it up there!