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cavy_gal · #**151** (**permalink**) 29-08-2008, 11:49 PM

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Originally Posted by ajshep1984

Stop talking out your jacksie!! On another thread you have just admitted you have neglected your own pet so how you can preach about your gf's dog is beyond me. Get your rabbit to the vets and then get this dog to the vets. You want to be thankful no one on here has your address as I for one would be reporting the lot of you to the RSPCA!!!

I'm sorry but where did I say I've neglected my rabbit?? If you want my address, I've give you it, see if you have the guts to make this personal because I have nothing to hide. My animals all have food, water, bedding and shelter. They're all vet checked when needed. I don't work right now, soon I will be, some time in September I'll be starting, so my mum has paid for things for me and within a week, has spent a lot on a grooming session for my dog and also having him jabbed for Parvo, a new cage for my guinea-pigs and vet check for them.

When we took him to be jabbed for Myxi, I forgot to mention about his paws because we were probably rushed for time or something I don't know. But I'll tell my mum about it to take him down next week. We've also had a lot of trouble with vets lately, one was very rude to my mum on the phone when booking an appointment for my dog to be jabbed.

Sgurr · #**152** (**permalink**) 29-08-2008, 11:50 PM

I'm very new here, only a couple of days so I had no history with Cavy-gal.
Yes from her own description of girlfriend, probably lesbian, but so what, not important.
Animal welfare, yes, a very important issue. For a situation that has been eight years in the making (presumably) I cannot get into 'call the RSPCA mode'. Yes Emma the girlfriend is working full time but coming home to a meal and presumbly all the home comforts such as washing, ironing etc. My last full time job was about one to two hours travel each way and a usual nine to ten hour day - left home about 7.30 am and got
back around 8.30pm and was still on call via mobile phone 24 hours. And then we had to cook (partner and I), shop, and keep house.
So I do think that Emma could take ten minutes to ensure the paved area was clean, if the Staffie's welfare is such a priority.

Sgurr

#**153** (**permalink**) 29-08-2008, 11:52 PM

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Originally Posted by cavy_gal

I'm sorry but where did I say I've neglected my rabbit?? If you want my address, I've give you it, see if you have the guts to make this personal because I have nothing to hide. My animals all have food, water, bedding and shelter. They're all vet checked when needed. I don't work right now, soon I will be, some time in September I'll be starting, so my mum has paid for things for me and within a week, has spent a lot on a grooming session for my dog and also having him jabbed for Parvo, a new cage for my guinea-pigs and vet check for them.

When we took him to be jabbed for Myxi, I forgot to mention about his paws because we were probably rushed for time or something I don't know. But I'll tell my mum about it to take him down next week. We've also had a lot of trouble with vets lately, one was very rude to my mum on the phone when booking an appointment for my dog to be jabbed.

Address please.............

cavy_gal · #**154** (**permalink**) 29-08-2008, 11:54 PM

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Originally Posted by tashi

Can I suggest cavy girl that you now sign off for the night - unfortunately you were always going to get the 'answers' that you have recieved for your post, on numerous occasions you have been given sound advice and you havent taken it, you turn every post that you have made into a pantomime so I am going to request that you now sign off for the night

thanks

Tashi moderator

I've just replied as best I could to people who have asked questions. I wasn't the one making fun or joking about things.

I HAVE taken advice thank you, I am NOT denying I have not.

cavy_gal · #**155** (**permalink**) 29-08-2008, 11:57 PM

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Originally Posted by ajshep1984

Address please.............

Oh like I would on a public forum, what do you take me for? A joke maybe??

#**156** (**permalink**) 29-08-2008, 11:57 PM

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Originally Posted by cavy_gal

Oh like I would on a public forum, what do you take me for? A joke maybe??

That's exactly what I take you for. PM me then.

scoobydoo · #**157** (**permalink**) 30-08-2008, 12:50 AM

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Originally Posted by ajshep1984

That's exactly what I take you for. PM me then.

hehehe i cant believe this thread !!!! i dont know heather from a bar of soap and i dont think i want to. heather ,,, why does your dad clean up your dogs poo every morning hun? why cant you do it ? why is everything left up to your mum to do ? are you not capabel of doing all this yourself?
surely when you did a thread like this you knew what answers you would get ????
this is a pet forum hun which usually means people are here because they adore animals so a thread like this would obviously upset alot of people

#**158** (**permalink**) 30-08-2008, 05:13 AM

oh god i went to bed cause i got so bored of this sh*t..

haha i cant believe it still carried on like 5 more pages lmao

momentofmadness · #**159** (**permalink**) 30-08-2008, 06:04 AM

Oh dear what a night... ican't understand why a genuine person would not log off the site when getting mad messages of other forum members.. Its like the person was just trying to wind everyone up and you lot FELLfor it! LMAO.. I got bored after I said my peace..lol

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