16-02-2012, 05:04 PM | #11 |
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Ahh she's SO cute! x
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BUT they do stink. I bathed them the other day with doggy shampoo which smelt of coconut, hubby took them up the farm and they now STINK. Trouble is they are so big they have to get bathed outside when its warm. Shes a beautiful puppy.
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My Bonnie loves her baths. I have to get my son or husband to lift her in because she weighs 6 stone odd. Even though she is short haired she does leave quiye abit of hair around. I've always got it on my clothes.
A cat come in the garden once and Bonnie loved it, I was very suprised as she hasn't been brought up with cats. I fed it some of her food and she just watched it.. I was very proud of her
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We also have what I think is a shrew that comes out late at night and drives them absolutely mad.
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I really am quite jealous I would buy a miniature schnauzer tomorrow but when i go home from uni my parents would never allow it as we have wooden floors throughout the house and my parents wouldnt want it scratched etc. They are mean Wendy!! If only you were my mum Wendy then I'd be able to get a dog.
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We want her to come home, a long story short, we don't like her boyfriend and think he is using her. So yes we would have the dog here and if she had been living here she could have had one, no problem. My husband even suggested we look after it while she's at work. After all what's one more pet when you already have 14 various animals?
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16-02-2012, 10:30 PM | #18 |
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Ah you would still let her have one.
It isnt nice knowing that someone you care for is in a relationship with someone who isnt nice, hope it works out Wendy. In my past experience, I have learned not to interfere and just let the relationship fade out as it just pushes them more together so I just keep my gob shut now. |
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