Dog Pics

[Kloppite]

Look, just fuck off!

 

Its just a 2 acre field with trees planted in it, its not fucking Hampton Court

Sorry only joking!

[PestiRed]

Right, the hound has chewed through about five HDMI cables and other wires/cables recently. I've bought sleeves to put the wires in, ran all speaker cables under the carpet, but it's still happening as some wires are still exposed. Im worried about her chewing through a power cable and electrocuting herself.

 

Anyone recommend any of those sprays that are supposed to stop them chewing wires or recommend any other methods (that don't involve a hammer to her gums)?

 

Lemon juice and chilli powder is supposed to be good. Or you could get bitter apple at most pet shops

[VladimirIlyich]

Look, just fuck off!

 

Its just a 2 acre field with trees planted in it, its not fucking Hampton Court

Ooooh,just 2 acres. La-di-dah.

[Kloppite]

Ooooh,just 2 acres. La-di-dah.

Enough room for a pitch and put maybe?

[VladimirIlyich]

Enough room for a pitch and put maybe?

If there's grass on the gorse,let's build a course.

[Total Longo]

Lemon juice and chilli powder is supposed to be good. Or you could get bitter apple at most pet shops

Cheers mate, will have a look. I've got in from work and she's chewed through another digital optical cable. Costing me a fucking fortune in replacements this.

[VladimirIlyich]

Cheers mate, will have a look. I've got in from work and she's chewed through another digital optical cable. Costing me a fucking fortune in replacements this.

For fucks sake! Feed your dog.

Did the vet tell you she needs more fibre?

[Kloppite]

This us my brothers dog Lola she is a fucking idiot.

 

I took loads of photos of her the first one was luck the second one was because she was getting food offered to her.

 

Edit: she is also 3 today. Born 3 years ago today.

[Kloppite]

This is her making herself a bed. If you notice we have to put a piece of plaster board up to stop her eating the false coals.

 

The second one is where she has decided against her bed and is going to kip on the chair.

[PestiRed]

Did a steam roller run over your sister-in-law's feet?

[Kloppite]

Did a steam roller run over your sister-in-law's feet?

That's mg mum but I see your point. I think it may be a trick of the camera lens cause they do look rather long.

[Gruntfuttock]

What are you fellow doggie owners paying insurance wise? I'm up to £104 a month (Tesco) for Rafa. It used to be around £40 until he had a prostrate problem a couple of years back and we had to make several large claims in a few months,one was over £300 for a three week course of antibiotics,for example.He is covered up to £2500 which maybe useful as he has got a hip problem.

[Lee909]

If it was that much I'd be trying to put that money in a seperate bank account so that if it wasn't used i still had it. Though are vets back in the day would do the op and give you time to get the money together, even allowing multiple psyments if you were a regular customer

[VladimirIlyich]

What are you fellow doggie owners paying insurance wise? I'm up to £104 a month (Tesco) for Rafa. It used to be around £40 until he had a PROSTRATE problem a couple of years back and we had to make several large claims in a few months,one was over £300 for a three week course of antibiotics,for example.He is covered up to £2500 which maybe useful as he has got a hip problem.

Did he keep falling flat on his face?

[Dr Nowt]

What are you fellow doggie owners paying insurance wise? I'm up to £104 a month (Tesco) for Rafa. It used to be around £40 until he had a prostrate problem a couple of years back and we had to make several large claims in a few months,one was over £300 for a three week course of antibiotics,for example.He is covered up to £2500 which maybe useful as he has got a hip problem.

£40 a month for two.

 

One of ours has had 2 operations this year to remove growths, send them for histology, various fluids etc during the op, both at several hundred quid.

 

We use Petplan.

[VladimirIlyich]

Here is my sister and her family's new four legged addition to their household. Meet Ollie,he's about 6 and a half weeks old.

 

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[VladimirIlyich]

A dog with impeccable manners.

[VladimirIlyich]

Here is my sister and her family's new four legged addition to their household. Meet Ollie,he's about 6 and a half weeks old.

 

This photo shows up on desktop site but not the mobile site. Photobucket twats.

[Redder Lurtz]

Getting worried about our Jack Russell, Pip. She's going to the vets at 4 but just wondered if anyone's experienced anything like these symptoms with your dog. You know the way most dogs have a ticklish spot that makes their back legs kick? Well Pip has gone kind of hypersensitive in that you only have to stroke her anywhere below the neck and her legs start kicking. She's also got a couple of nasty warts on her back ankles which she won't stop biting, not sure if it's related. We're worried about having any warts removed as we don't know if she'd recover from the general anaesthetic. Apart from these things she's fine (although deaf). It's becoming very difficult having an old dog.

 

 

[Redder Lurtz]

Panic over, turns out the little skank has gone and picked up a couple of fleas!

[Curly]

Good news mate. Bet you're well relieved.

[El Rojo]

Panic over, turns out the little skank has gone and picked up a couple of fleas!

 

I've a very similar looking girl who is probably about 13 now - we rescued her ten years ago. Also had a trip to the vet this week to get her heart and lungs looked at as she's got a worsening heart murmur. She's now on three types of medication as a result so hopefully it will keep her comfortable for the forseeable. I don't want to think of a world without her.

[PestiRed]

Lurtz, so pleased for you, she looks like a great dog

 

Rojo, I'm sure she's got a few years left

[Captain Turdseye]

Finally caved in to her and the kids a few weeks ago and agreed we could get a dog. Only had a few conditions. One, it didn't look gay. Two, not a puppy, but fully trained rescue/re-home. And three, they all share the work it takes to look after it.

 

I went away for a couple of nights over the weekend and came home to this little dweeb.

 

 

 

 

 

That's Bailey. 14 months old.

 

Apparently his previous owner said he was fully up to date on vaccinations, was good on a lead and knew basic commands like sit and stay.

 

Went to the vet today and it turns out he's not up to date at all. He's a knob when he's on a lead and he's a thick cunt that understands no commands whatsoever. Now I've got to train him which is the exact scenario I couldn't be arsed with. He is cute though, I'll give him that.