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by **Vicks** » Thu May 31, 2018 4:49 pm

by **Mickyboy** » Tue May 29, 2018 8:03 pm

When I was growing up we had a lovery chocolate labrador called button naturally but I don't remember very much about him, but then we got a lovely little jack russell and we called her crazy daisy lol then June and I had two gorgeous boxers called Ben and olly and I still miss them but occasionally I get to see my sisters dog a big old doberman called Boris who took a while to become friendly but then I offered him a biscuit and he took it and we've been great ever since, so I've always been around dogs and would love another one one day if the circumstances are right so we'll see.......

by **Vicks** » Sun May 27, 2018 6:23 am

Jack and Mr Mouse a wee while ago.

:wubbers:

by **Vicks** » Sun May 27, 2018 6:21 am

Holly wrote:
Vicks wrote:
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He's a good looking lad your jack

Thanks Holls.

:wubbers:

by **Kiki** » Fri May 25, 2018 9:13 pm

Hotel Policy. :mrgreen:

by **Holly** » Fri May 11, 2018 9:43 am

Vicks wrote:
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He's a good looking lad your jack :wubbers:

by **Vicks** » Fri May 11, 2018 8:40 am

by **Vicks** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 3:24 pm

art0hur0moh wrote:
Vicks wrote:
art0hur0moh wrote:
Vicks wrote:

Someone's tired.

Other than the animation Epic with the three legged pug. I was never aquainted with the breed till a few nights ago when my daughter wanted to show me where my sister lived.

A wee black pug. Played with it for a bit. Tough wee dog and very playfull. Not exactlly a toy dog in my opinion. Seem to be quite independant as well? Daughter is still scared of dogs she dosen't know. We where in the park one day. She refused to come when I called. A yearling of a medium breed started bouncing around her. She hasn't recovered. The instruction I have given since is never run, if the dog still persist lay down in a ball and remain still. If the dog still persist start kicking aiming for the eyes and snout.

I always let a dog sniff first regardless of size. Cats hearing is first, humans sight is first, dogs sent is first priority. I see so many kids run up to dogs

Some children torment dogs, I've seen it happen with my own dogs.

I can't say i find your advice for dealing with dogs helpful.

Then all the dog needs to do is move. The amount of times dogs get under foot is dangerous! Ether the person is alpha or the dog is! How would you deal with a collie and lurcher fighting each other? Me I stopped a dog fight putting my dog into the submissive gesture. Both dogs knew I was in full control of the situation. The difference between humans and all other land mammals is muscle mass! Our bone densiaty is twice as low. This means a dogs muscle mass is up to four times a humans. Indicating a dog quater your muscle mass will kill you! Two three dogs an eight could over power you!

Every seat in the house is mine! No one has seating prioroty over me. Everyone can use whatever seat, cup, saucer or spoon they choose. Unless I wish to assert my authority in my own home. I never let dogs lick my face or lay on my bed. Other wise they have free reign unless, as I already stated I wish to assert my authority.

Arfur!!

I saw a pack of dogs going for a dog that had been tied up outside a shop.

I got the six of them to leave the dog alone.

Foolhardy or brave I don't know, but I have no fear of dogs.

by **art0hur0moh** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 3:57 am

Most animals, especially dog know they can over power us. Without to much effort. The fact they don't in the vast majority of cases, and when they do is due to ignorance of the animals wild mature and social rules. Is testament to the true nature and care this world can teach humanity :twirl:

by **art0hur0moh** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 3:52 am

Vicks wrote:
art0hur0moh wrote:
Vicks wrote:

Someone's tired.

Other than the animation Epic with the three legged pug. I was never aquainted with the breed till a few nights ago when my daughter wanted to show me where my sister lived.

A wee black pug. Played with it for a bit. Tough wee dog and very playfull. Not exactlly a toy dog in my opinion. Seem to be quite independant as well? Daughter is still scared of dogs she dosen't know. We where in the park one day. She refused to come when I called. A yearling of a medium breed started bouncing around her. She hasn't recovered. The instruction I have given since is never run, if the dog still persist lay down in a ball and remain still. If the dog still persist start kicking aiming for the eyes and snout.

I always let a dog sniff first regardless of size. Cats hearing is first, humans sight is first, dogs sent is first priority. I see so many kids run up to dogs

Some children torment dogs, I've seen it happen with my own dogs.

I can't say i find your advice for dealing with dogs helpful.

Then all the dog needs to do is move. The amount of times dogs get under foot is dangerous! Ether the person is alpha or the dog is! How would you deal with a collie and lurcher fighting each other? Me I stopped a dog fight putting my dog into the submissive gesture. Both dogs knew I was in full control of the situation. The difference between humans and all other land mammals is muscle mass! Our bone densiaty is twice as low. This means a dogs muscle mass is up to four times a humans. Indicating a dog quater your muscle mass will kill you! Two three dogs an eight could over power you!

Every seat in the house is mine! No one has seating prioroty over me. Everyone can use whatever seat, cup, saucer or spoon they choose. Unless I wish to assert my authority in my own home. I never let dogs lick my face or lay on my bed. Other wise they have free reign unless, as I already stated I wish to assert my authority.

by **Vicks** » Sun Apr 29, 2018 6:30 am

art0hur0moh wrote:
Vicks wrote:

Someone's tired.

Other than the animation Epic with the three legged pug. I was never aquainted with the breed till a few nights ago when my daughter wanted to show me where my sister lived.

A wee black pug. Played with it for a bit. Tough wee dog and very playfull. Not exactlly a toy dog in my opinion. Seem to be quite independant as well? Daughter is still scared of dogs she dosen't know. We where in the park one day. She refused to come when I called. A yearling of a medium breed started bouncing around her. She hasn't recovered. The instruction I have given since is never run, if the dog still persist lay down in a ball and remain still. If the dog still persist start kicking aiming for the eyes and snout.

I always let a dog sniff first regardless of size. Cats hearing is first, humans sight is first, dogs sent is first priority. I see so many kids run up to dogs

Some children torment dogs, I've seen it happen with my own dogs.

I can't say i find your advice for dealing with dogs helpful.

by **art0hur0moh** » Sat Apr 28, 2018 2:16 am

Vicks wrote:

Someone's tired.

Other than the animation Epic with the three legged pug. I was never aquainted with the breed till a few nights ago when my daughter wanted to show me where my sister lived.

A wee black pug. Played with it for a bit. Tough wee dog and very playfull. Not exactlly a toy dog in my opinion. Seem to be quite independant as well? Daughter is still scared of dogs she dosen't know. We where in the park one day. She refused to come when I called. A yearling of a medium breed started bouncing around her. She hasn't recovered. The instruction I have given since is never run, if the dog still persist lay down in a ball and remain still. If the dog still persist start kicking aiming for the eyes and snout.

I always let a dog sniff first regardless of size. Cats hearing is first, humans sight is first, dogs sent is first priority. I see so many kids run up to dogs :shake head:

by **art0hur0moh** » Sat Apr 28, 2018 1:52 am

Gabby wrote:This is why babies should never be allowed to crawl all over dogs. ANY dog no matter how soft they normally are can suddenly turn..... this dogs body language said it all, totally irresponsible parenting!! ...... poor baby!

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I was warned. Had my dog acted like that I would have probably broke it's back. My best freind though would never have done that. Dog was so happy when we there was a baby in the house. Blackie (a lurcher, took him to the vet. I shouldn't have done that! He didn't like the vets). When my son was about one and a half he was strong enough to force open the fridge. Raided the yougurt and painted Blacking with it.

Such a gentle dog, playfull and freindly. Play biting it was like two feathers touching the skin. He was found in the country side covered in mange and sores. Took months for the recovery. One evening I stepped over him. He started yelping the moment my foot went near him.

He became a legend in the town. Most people where able to recognise his bark. If they decided to say hello, his tail wagged with such vigour it lifted his hind legs off the ground. If my leg was in the way, which it often was I would have been coverd in bruises, if I bruised easily.

The one thing I never did was use a collar. Only a choker. Took a while to get him to walk beside me. Once he did he never needed the chain. Though he was so excitable he would never have stayed if there was a rabbit, fox or someone he knew ahead.

Two weeks after he was with me, we got hit by a land rover. Two tendons on his right hind leg torn. Within the week I decided a short walk down the park. He sees a rabbit on the otherside of the burn. Straight into the water. Back to vets to replace bandages and support. A few weeks later, the day bandages where removed I took him allong the old railway line. :thud:

Comes back limping, this time his opposite front leg. Another trip to the vets and a bandage for another few weeks. :pmsl:

by **Vicks** » Fri Apr 27, 2018 9:35 am

The Scottish Society For The prevention Of Cruelty to Animals are looking for the person/persons who let this wee Westie get in such a terrible state.

Spoiler: show

The wee sowel has been named Agnes and is recovering at the SSPCA centre in Bothwell.

by **Keyser** » Thu Apr 26, 2018 9:07 pm

Vicks wrote:
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The fawn one letting me know he's not happy the lights on while he tries to sleep.

I thought I was going to lose him a couple of weeks ago, he was awful sick.

It was a nightmare but thankfully he's made a full recovery.

Welcome back Vicky! :Hiya:

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