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over a year ago
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We have a lurcher, loyal, ridiculously affectionate but also a total knob at the same time. Wouldn't be without him though, well, until he dies of course. |
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over a year ago
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"I love all dogs but I have a huge soft spot for Labradors xx"
. Have a listen to "Thor the Chocolate Lab " by Malukah. ... my favourite.. English Setter daft as brushes every one.
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I love pugs, I used to be scared of dogs till I was about 6 then spent a week away with my grandparents and their next door neighbor had a pug that I played with all week. Explains why I now have 2 |
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"Cockerpoo was 2nd and springer was 5th so my dogs were celebrating  "
yeah, Springer for us too .... and i'm sorry, but all these mixed breeds, cockerpoo, labradoodle etc, just a few years back would be known as a mongrel, sorry but i still feel they are, |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Cockerpoo was 2nd and springer was 5th so my dogs were celebrating
yeah, Springer for us too .... and i'm sorry, but all these mixed breeds, cockerpoo, labradoodle etc, just a few years back would be known as a mongrel, sorry but i still feel they are,"
I totally agree and she was a rescue, best breed of dog is rescue! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Cockerpoo was 2nd and springer was 5th so my dogs were celebrating
yeah, Springer for us too .... and i'm sorry, but all these mixed breeds, cockerpoo, labradoodle etc, just a few years back would be known as a mongrel, sorry but i still feel they are,
I totally agree and she was a rescue, best breed of dog is rescue! "
. . my wife was a rescue! But yes- good on you. |
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"I'm just a dog person. Soft spot for the psychos that are beagles though. Helps having one. "
lol psychotic Beagles. Spot On. How many times have I heard people say'I had a Beagle once. Never again!' |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Love huskies but never had the joy of owning one. Had bull mastiff cross and rottweilers growing up. They were the gentalist most affectionate doggies ever. |
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"All Labrador, all day long.
Ours is a particularly dim example of the breed but he's a sweetheart"
aahrr...... Can we have an example of his dimness please. ! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Bichon Frise! My ex had one and I miss her loads!  . which one?- the one with the hairy face or the dog... only joking obviously!"
Oh yeah! I miss Trixie!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Bichon Frise! My ex had one and I miss her loads! . which one?- the one with the hairy face or the dog... only joking obviously!
Oh yeah! I miss Trixie! "
Just re read what you said. Glad you're joking. Wouldn't have anything bad said about my ex... miss her too. Mutual break up. Sad story but getting over it. Just need to get laid now to put the final nail in the coffin so to speak.  |
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"We have a lurcher, loyal, ridiculously affectionate but also a total knob at the same time. Wouldn't be without him though, well, until he dies of course."
Ditto I have a lurcher and he is totally the same at the moment he's all curled up on the sofa with me x storm x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Spaniel owner here, my furbaby!
Spaniel here too! Is yours still mad?
She is 14 and still has her moments!"
Buddy is 9, starting to slow down but still mad |
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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago
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"Greyhounds and whippets. So gentle and placid. And then crazy when off the lead! "
Yes this, their big gangly bodies are hilarious when they're jumping about in excitement, and greyhounds are so affectionate |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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German Shepherd!
Loyal, protect you with his life, loving, funny, playful and just a whole bundle of fluffy fun!
Mine is none of those things, he's an asshat!
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Black Lab ex sniffer dog, retired, With me, and absolute dick Head for a intelligent dog, but wouldn't be parted for anything, "
. not even 50p AND a stick of chewing gum ?
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"Black Lab ex sniffer dog, retired, With me, and absolute dick Head for a intelligent dog, but wouldn't be parted for anything, . not even 50p AND a stick of chewing gum ?"
Not for anything he is a life saver be lost without him |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Black Lab ex sniffer dog, retired, With me, and absolute dick Head for a intelligent dog, but wouldn't be parted for anything, . not even 50p AND a stick of chewing gum ?
Not for anything he is a life saver be lost without him "
bless him ..tell him you turned down 50p !!! |
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"Greyhounds and whippets. So gentle and placid. And then crazy when off the lead! "
It was good to see GHs and whippets on there.
If you want a loony sighthound, try a saluki - same temperament as a GH but with a screw loose (we've got both)
Somebody else said boxers too. Such lovely dogs!! Also with a screw loose - or last one was 11 when he went and was still acting like a puppy. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"All Labrador, all day long.
Ours is a particularly dim example of the breed but he's a sweetheartaahrr...... Can we have an example of his dimness please. !"
Most of his dimness appears to stem from his upbringing. He's a rescue but not from "the system" he was never in a pound (wouldn't have lasted 5 minutes) his previous owners had him from a pup and he was raised by 3 cats. From his behavioural cues it's clear he was weaned too early and as a result of these combined factors he is absolutely convinced he is a cat. He will sit on you curled up like a cat (or try to) he has the defiance of a cat (he's good natured but seriously stubborn), he purrs like a cat at times. He's absolutely convinced that every dog is his next best friend and has been seen returning to the same dog that chased him into a river trying to eat his face to try and make friends. He has no special awareness of any kind and will bash himself constantly. He has pretty much no finding ability, despite the word retriever in his breed title I've seen him fail to locate a dog treat that was thrown for him that is less than 6" from his face...
Oh and he can't deal with people hugging, kissing or God forbid he can hear people having sex in the next room. He will cry like a baby and try to get in between you so that only he can have your attention. Particularly where the male of the house is concerned with whom he appears to be particularly obsessed
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By (user no longer on site)
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"All Labrador, all day long.
Ours is a particularly dim example of the breed but he's a sweetheartaahrr...... Can we have an example of his dimness please. !
Most of his dimness appears to stem from his upbringing. He's a rescue but not from "the system" he was never in a pound (wouldn't have lasted 5 minutes) his previous owners had him from a pup and he was raised by 3 cats. From his behavioural cues it's clear he was weaned too early and as a result of these combined factors he is absolutely convinced he is a cat. He will sit on you curled up like a cat (or try to) he has the defiance of a cat (he's good natured but seriously stubborn), he purrs like a cat at times. He's absolutely convinced that every dog is his next best friend and has been seen returning to the same dog that chased him into a river trying to eat his face to try and make friends. He has no special awareness of any kind and will bash himself constantly. He has pretty much no finding ability, despite the word retriever in his breed title I've seen him fail to locate a dog treat that was thrown for him that is less than 6" from his face...
Oh and he can't deal with people hugging, kissing or God forbid he can hear people having sex in the next room. He will cry like a baby and try to get in between you so that only he can have your attention. Particularly where the male of the house is concerned with whom he appears to be particularly obsessed
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. I've seen a few dogs do that. Suppossed to have smell like 1 part in a million yet a biscuit/ball 1 foot away no chance.Take a look on YouTube/google at 'Thor the chocolate lab' video/song by Malukah..but dont blame me if you cant get it out of your head ( its my ringtone now !!) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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local dog walker has a Great Dane that must be crossed with a horse! Its taller stood on hind legs,heavier, and eats more than me -the woman who walks it has arms 8ft long |
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"We have a lurcher, loyal, ridiculously affectionate but also a total knob at the same time. Wouldn't be without him though, well, until he dies of course."
That sounds just like my greyhound and my parents' lurcher. Sighthounds have always been my favourites  |
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"Papillon for us, French for butterfly, named after the shape of their face. .. . they are cute. isnt the 'double ll' silent like in knife "
yes it is, a winner at crufts last year in small dog category |
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