dog bite

[Reynard]

To be fair, I am a fairly big guy, and was more than annoyed when moving into a new home when this tiny carpet slipper of a neighbour just wouldn't shut up. I knew I had 2 choices, either befriend it or sort it out. It wasn't looking good for her when she just went mental as I tried to approach her. Nothing really changed until I met her owner, who turned out to be a cracking lady in a wheelchair, and I immediately felt guilty, as the poor dog never really saw further than the back garden. I ended up walking the streets of Dumbarton, just short of 6 foot and every bit as wide, with a wee Yorkie on the end of a bit of red ribbon disguised as a lead.

We became great pals, as I walked her every night, and took her further afield on the weekends in the car. My street cred took a bit of a battering though.

Now that's made me smile

 

[Slick]

Now that's made me smile

I'm sure there were a few of the locals who had a smile on their face at the sight of us.

I didn't care though, she was a great wee dog.

 

[Drago]

I ended up walking the streets of Dumbarton...

...and when the local neds looked like they would have a pop the dog said, "It's OK, he's with me."

 

[Slick]

...and when the local neds looked like they would have a pop the dog said, "It's OK, he's with me."

Exactly.

Should of got her a T shirt, I'm with dafty.

 

[DRM]

To be fair, I am a fairly big guy, and was more than annoyed when moving into a new home when this tiny carpet slipper of a neighbour just wouldn't shut up. I knew I had 2 choices, either befriend it or sort it out. It wasn't looking good for her when she just went mental as I tried to approach her. Nothing really changed until I met her owner, who turned out to be a cracking lady in a wheelchair, and I immediately felt guilty, as the poor dog never really saw further than the back garden. I ended up walking the streets of Dumbarton, just short of 6 foot and every bit as wide, with a wee Yorkie on the end of a bit of red ribbon disguised as a lead.

We became great pals, as I walked her every night, and took her further afield on the weekends in the car. My street cred took a bit of a battering though.

Your not the only one, Mrs DRM had a Yorkshire Terrorist, sorry Terrier & after we were married it was usually me who took her for a walk, the little horror would drag walks out longer by going back to sniff things 2 or 3 times just in case she'd missed anything

 

[slowmotion]

Keep an eye on any wound though as dog's mouths are full of bacteria. A colleague was rather worried about me when a dog drew blood, but it was the dog's claws that got me.

A&E told me, after our daughter was bitten by a dog...."Don't worry, the bacteria load from a dog bite is a whole lot less than a human's." I felt reassured.

 

[Reynard]

I didn't care though, she was a great wee dog.

That's what matters though, isn't it?

 

[ExBrit]

A&E told me, after our daughter was bitten by a dog...."Don't worry, the bacteria load from a dog bite is a whole lot less than a human's." I felt reassured.

I'll believe that when I see a human lick their own arse.

 

[slowmotion]

I'll believe that when I see a human lick their own arse.

Our dog usually confined his licking activities to parts of his own anatomy closer to his tongue.......and the arses of his pals, of course.

 

[classic33]

I'll believe that when I see a human lick their own arse.

 

[Drago]

A&E told me, after our daughter was bitten by a dog...."Don't worry, the bacteria load from a dog bite is a whole lot less than a human's." I felt reassured.

The same A&E that let me walk around for a year with a broken elbow?

 

[a.twiddler]

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What's most impressive is that she keeps on smiling. Does she have a folding bike as well?