The latest addition to our family a cockapoo called poppy we pick her up in two weeks
The latest addition to our family a cockapoo called poppy we pick her up in two weeks
A few pictures of Alfie & Amy - Posing like the good boy & girl they are .....and in normal play mode (well at least it looks like Amy is laughing!)
After losing my old friend Mac well over a year ago I finally felt it was time to give a new dog a home.
My old mate Mac -
... and a wave from the beach from Grimm
After attempting to eat the sofa
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Gray
Lovely dog Gray.
You'll have your hands full there!
Cheers,
Neil.
Here's my two. Bess (on the left) - springer/lab cross and Bernie - staffy/whippet cross we think ( rescue dog).
My middle son sent me a pic of his young English Bull Terrier so I thought I'd post it here.
She's called Bianca (white in Spanish) and my son and daughter in law couldn't understand the laughter they got from us on originally hearing the name, not being cognisant with Eastenders!
She's a great looker though.
Cheers,
Neil.
Bianca is lovely. All these pics of EBTs is making me want one! :)
She's a beauty. We're not familiar with Eastenders overhere, so the name wouldn't raise an ayebrow here. A few years back, when on holiday, we met an older couple with a beautiful BT called Josephine, completely with all sorts of pink accessories like the collar, blanket in the bench etc. For us, at that time, it was very 'out of sync' with the character of our BT as we knew it. Ours certainly wasn't a 'pink' type of BT...Originally Posted by Neil.C
My middle son sent me a pic of his young English Bull Terrier so I thought I'd post it here.
She's called Bianca (white in Spanish) and my son and daughter in law couldn't understand the laughter they got from us on originally hearing the name, not being cognisant with Eastenders!
She's a great looker though.
Menno
I think the pink theme can look rather amusing on a bruising bully whilst trying to add to their femininity.
Dot's got a pink tag which looks delightfully out of place.
Cheers,
Neil.
Poppy
A phone pic of Dot.
She seems to have settled in now. ;-)
Cheers,
Neil.
I grew up with my granddad's dog "Bob" and remember sobbing for days when he had to be put down.
Yes, that's me in the picture, it must have been taken about 20 years ago.
Eddie
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
Lovely old Bob.I grew up with my granddad's dog "Bob" and remember sobbing for days when he had to be put down.
Yes, that's me in the picture, it must have been taken about 20 years ago.
Eddie
20 years ago - yeah right.
Cheers,
Neil.
Great Neil! Keep them coming. It's a matter of time before we can start training a BT again. These pics help to convince my wife. Slowly but surely!A phone pic of Dot.
She seems to have settled in now. ;-)
Menno
Here's another Menno.
She does like the sun.
Cheers,
Neil.
This is Mitzie my Aunt's dog, taken last summer in the Brecons;
Were you on safari in the Brecons?
Snipe hunting actually
What are Beagles like as daughter would like one?
Mr Finch on his first trip to the seaside
Beagles are great pets, very intelligent, super loving and beautiful dogs that train well with treats. They will do anything for treats. Don't really suffer from any health problems.
Bad things are they are known to be a bit of a handful if they get bored and not the greatest at recall. Bear in mind they are a dog that love the security of a pack, most bloom with other dogs/beagles.
Hope this helps but anything specific just ask
Some more George.
We've had him just over 3 years now. He's a real character!
That's one of those Aprilia's isn't it?This is Mitzie my Aunt's dog, taken last summer in the Brecons;
Cheers,
Neil.
“Don’t look back, you’re not heading that way.”
Here's my 4 year old GSD Ruby......
"Bella" now 10 months old. Still displaying those puppy moments.
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Here's Ruby.
Latest edition to our family, 9 week old black lab.
Walking round Cogra Moss with Loki this morning, great day for it.
Cracking pics. People can have varying degrees of pleasure in our walks but dogs always love them. And then there's mud......Walking round Cogra Moss with Loki this morning, great day for it.
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This is Henry - Henry is not allowed on the furniture unless accompanied by a responsible adult
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That face! Ha. Gets away with anything I am sureThis is Henry - Henry is not allowed on the furniture unless accompanied by a responsible adult
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The name Henry suits him down to the ground.This is Henry - Henry is not allowed on the furniture unless accompanied by a responsible adult
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That dog's face is hillarious.This is Henry - Henry is not allowed on the furniture unless accompanied by a responsible adult
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Sorry ...
Really sorry to hear that N2. It only takes a sad tale like this to bring a tear to the eye alongside all those memories and feelings that we have to go through when we lose such a great friend. They are always with us.
Bit hard to tell from the sea of black but there's our 9 year old lab bitch Bo (after her mother apparently) and 5 month old Terrier/Lurcher crocs, Deacon from the lovely people at Dogs Trust.
Dogs Trust are my 'go to' charity these days. They do some brilliant work. Glad you gave Deacon a chance. :-)
Started out with nothing. Still have most of it left.
Speaking of work some dogs do:-
Hero dogs receive bravery awards: Canine OBEs for dogs who helped at scenes of terror attacks
A police mutt probably wouldn’t know what to do with a medal, unless you covered it in gravy or made it look like a tasty chihuahua.He or she is much more likely to appreciate an extra few biscuits for dinner – and would probably love you forever.That is probably what seven dogs from the Met and British Transport Police are tucking into this week.Seven police dogs who supported the cops and paramedics during the London terror attacks at Westminster Bridge, London Bridge and Borough Market have been honoured for their heroic actions by vet charity PDSA.They were awarded the PDSA Order of Merit – the animal equivalent of the OBE – at a ceremony on Tuesday.The dogs have been chosen to represent the 19 dogs who served during the 2017 attacks. From the Met, they are Kai, Delta and Dave and from the BTP Bruno, Marci, Jax and Bobby.
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My most recent pics of Elsie
Andy
Wanted - Damasko DC57
They do a lot we don't get to hear about to keep us safe.
Started out with nothing. Still have most of it left.
After stopping with his dog sitter for the last 2 weeks, while we were in Thailand, it was good to get Loki back out in the Cumbrian fells this morning:
I foolishly left the leather strap and clasp on the coffee table last night when changing one of my twins boys 556i's for a NATO.
The result this morning....
A very hungry Lurcher/Terrier cross might be looking for a new home!
Very cute, hope he/she didn’t get too much bollocking :)I foolishly left the leather strap and clasp on the coffee table last night when changing one of my twins boys 556i's for a NATO.
The result this morning....
A very hungry Lurcher/Terrier cross might be looking for a new home!
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He’s too gorgeous for much of a bollocking. Current tab is one pair of new Grenson’s, one pair of glasses and the Sinn strap.
His predecessor, sadly now gone, ripped the interior of a new VW Golf apart in 10 minutes on the first day we rescued him. £3,000! He didn’t get any bollocking as he had been badly abused in his first 6 months, so much so that 10 years on he still cowed if we picked up a broom or mop even though he’d not been hit once in those years.
You sound like the type of person a rescue dog can only dream about having.
Our boy seemed to settle in our house the minute i brought him home. In hindsight i wished I'd recorded that moment.
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Now, if anyone did it to my car, I'd turn it to a soap bar. Just kidding! I'd be worried sick if the poor bastard ate any of the plastic trim or leather bits and get a bowls obstruction.. :roll: It's absolutely sickening what some 'humans' are capable of doing to the critters who are totally dependent on them for food and water.. Well done giving that dog a second chance in life, they give us in return so much love and fun.
Anyway, I bet the strap was delicious ;) would be great to see more pix of the rascal :)
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After 4 malting Goldens, (best ever !) we decided on a '50%' version, mini Gold Doodle 'Freya', she's an absolute gem, now 20 months young
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My kinda' heaven......
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Loki enjoying a run out at Whinlatter:
That landscape: labrador heaven! I like those Loki-in-the-wild pics.
Thanks mate, lucky enough to live in the Lakes so plenty of places to take him 😁
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