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#21 ·
Lurcherlad said:
I'm lying quietly in bed telling myself I don't need a wee cos if I move Jack will leap out of his bed (next to me) and want to go out in the garden.

Oh, he must be able to tell what I'm writing as he's just got up, stretched and is now giving me the eye.

So much for a lie in :D

Oh well :)
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A lie in? :confused: What's that? :p

I get launched on at 6.30 every morning by what feels like a ton of bricks but is actually da white fing who then proceeds to nibble any exposed piece of flesh:(

So I get up and let him and the small black hairy creature outside which only lasts long enough for them to have a quick pee - then they come in again and go straight back to bed and enjoy the lie in they've deprived me of.................

Life's not fair:Arghh
 
#23 ·
Magyarmum said:
A lie in? :confused: What's that? :p

I get launched on at 6.30 every morning by what feels like a ton of bricks but is actually da white fing who then proceeds to nibble any exposed piece of flesh:(

So I get up and let him and the small black hairy creature outside which only lasts long enough for them to have a quick pee - then they come in again and go straight back to bed and enjoy the lie in they've deprived me of.................

Life's not fair:Arghh
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Sounds like my two. Loki takes a running jump to launch on me if that doesn't work they lick their bits in unison. Wake me up have their breakfast then back to bed even though I'm awake.
 
#24 ·
Teddy is quite happy to have lie ins. If we’re still in bed he is! But that cat however.... some mornings she will scratch at the door for ages because she wants breakfast! It is very annoying. You can’t let her in because she just wonders over the pillows and won’t settle and if you let her in and shut the door she scratches on our side as she hates the door being shut!!
 
#25 ·
Torin. said:
I've had a super stressful few days as my mum was yet again careless with a bag containing a (different) toxic to dogs food ingredient. One of the same vet nurses was on duty as the last time and all. Cadvan has coped way better than I have and is fine (my stress levels, less so). I cheered myself up by going to the raw shop in town and somehow blagging buying a bulk bag of plaited pizzles. One of the bags that they themselves buy to sell on individually haha.

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Poor you and Cad! Hope he's all good now!
 
#26 ·
well, walked half the dogs this morning! Knew it was going to be showery so checked out the door and it was just spitting, set off with Alf and Heidi and before we reached the end of the road it started ****ing down. We ended up running into the little park opposite and ducked from tree to tree to keep dry.
Now have to keep an eye out for a break so I can get Hannah and Adam out for abit.:rolleyes:

In other news took Adam to visit my parents and he was a very well behaved boy.:) Sat quietly on the train and didnt embaress me at their house (although he did have to roll about on their giant rugs coz we dont have any!).
Did bark at my brother but decided he was ok after being fed some malted milk biscuit! :cool: Also is now 'traumatized for life' by being fed some fish finger (poor vegan doggo!:Hilarious).
 
#28 ·
ok, just gave the dogs a chew and Alfie refused to eat it unless he could be sitting on my lap. He was especially happy when I pretended to chew the other end and fake steal it.o_O
Is there an opposite to food guarding issues?:Bored coz I think he has that!:D
 
#29 ·
catz4m8z said:
ok, just gave the dogs a chew and Alfie refused to eat it unless he could be sitting on my lap. He was especially happy when I pretended to chew the other end and fake steal it.o_O
Is there an opposite to food guarding issues?:Bored coz I think he has that!:D
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Dogs have some really weird reasoning!

Every evening Gwylim and Grisha are each given a beef ear to chew.:cool:

Gwylim won't touch his but waits until Grisha has had a good chew of his before getting up and leaving it.o_O

As soon as he moves away Gwylim will walk over to where Grisha's left the chew and settle down to eat it. :(

Grisha's then takes the chew that Gwylim was given but hasn't touched and quite happily settles down and eats it!:Wtf

Happens every evening :mad:
 
#31 ·
Cookielabrador said:
We bought some Lamb chews earlier which Cookie seems to like, but they don't last long!
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(Not very interesting) update - Cookie loves the Natures Menu food we bought yesterday (Cookie loves all food though, so nothing surprising :D)
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My two are much smaller than Cookie but they can each get through a pig or a cow's ear in just over an hour. Last week I bought dehydrated duck necks at around ÂŁ2 each thinking they'd last a few days. Gwylim wouldn't touch his and Grisha got through his in a about 20 minutes, so they're off the menu now.

I've got a dehydrator and dry thick strips of chicken breast, pigs heart and liver as well as beef if I can find it on special offer. I also dehydrate tiny pieces of chicken gizzards to use as treats. Saves a lot of money and my dehydrator has certainly paid for itself in the two years I've had it.
 
#32 ·
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Cookielabrador said:
We bought some Lamb chews earlier which Cookie seems to like, but they don't last long!
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(Not very interesting) update - Cookie loves the Natures Menu food we bought yesterday (Cookie loves all food though, so nothing surprising :D)
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My boys love these but they do not last five minutes! The boys have chilled for the afternoon and had cuddles.
 
#33 ·
Cookielabrador said:
We bought some Lamb chews earlier which Cookie seems to like, but they don't last long!
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(Not very interesting) update - Cookie loves the Natures Menu food we bought yesterday (Cookie loves all food though, so nothing surprising :D)
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The wonderful Labrador gene. Woody will eat anything too, not that his stomach always loves it!

I have to be really strict which is so hard when we visit the parents, biscuits become a favourite, my dad just can't help giving in :)

The only thing that lasts some time in our house is a marrow bone.

We have spent the afternoon recovering.

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Boxer123 said:
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My boys love these but they do not last five minutes! The boys have chilled for the afternoon and had cuddles.
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I was hoping they'd last longer but Cookie can wolf one down in seconds! :D

We haven't really done much today - I've walked Cookie but that's pretty much it!
Anyone know a good show on Netflix? :p
 
#35 ·
Cookielabrador said:
I was hoping they'd last longer but Cookie can wolf one down in seconds! :D

We haven't really done much today - I've walked Cookie but that's pretty much it!
Anyone know a good show on Netflix? :p
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Have you watched unbelievable it's a difficult watch but great. Or Dirty Dancing is on Netflix I never get enough of Patrick!
 
#38 · (Edited)
I've just given Teds a beef trachea and he was very excited but doesn't know what to do with it! I've managed to saw a little piece off the end and he's happily chomping on that so think I will have to cut the rest up. He usually loves the necks he gets but this must be tougher than he's used to! Silly boy :D

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