We've gone and bought a dog ....

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Noodley

Guest
They match the wife's ....

...my wife looks at me in disappointment as well FF, one of those things I suppose :whistle:

Great looking dog, great choice :becool: He does look unbelievably cute.
 

Lisa21

Mooching.............
Location
North Wales
OMG he is GORGEOUS :wub:
Those eyes are irrisistable........my new addition has a good "love me" expression to hand too :biggrin:

Enjoy him, he's lovely.
 

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Fab Foodie

Fab Foodie

hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
Location
Kirton, Devon.
Thanks all for your best wishes. Tomorrow is D-day, but first I've got to get a dog-proof side gate fitted in the morning before we get him, nothing's straightforward is it?
:becool:
 

Night Train

Maker of Things
 

gbb

Squire
Location
Peterborough
Cool video NT :thumbsup: , i hope FF's whippet doesnt end up looking like that dog :biggrin:

Cool dog FF, its exciting when you get one.
Just if, if you ever consider getting a crate because he maybe 'playful or chewey' at night or when the house is empty, my lab loves his. Its a strange thing, it seems to us like caging them, but mine took to his crate so easily.

Funnily enough we took it down a few weeks ago after two years, Jake seemed a bit listless at first. Then he was 'naughty' the other night so we put it back up for him...he was like a dog with two bones :tongue: , he virtually threw himself in there :biggrin:
 

Night Train

Maker of Things
The thing with the cage is to make it a friendly and safe place for the dog to go to.
We all need our own 'quiet' space and, be it a bed or a cage, if the dog knows it is a safe and secure place to be then it will be happy to be there.
Just don't use it as a punishment and be sure to leave the dog alone when it is in there.
 
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