| The death of a dog 00:57 - Dec 31 with 23716 views | Lohengrin |
My brother, who in all honesty in the forty seven years I've known, has never shown the slightest indication of possessing finer feelings is inconsolable. I mean, he wasn't like this when his marriage broke up!
What do the amateur psychiatrists on here make of mans' attachment to dogs? |  |
| An idea isn't responsible for those who believe in it. |
| |  |
| The death of a dog on 10:19 - Jan 1 with 3351 views | whoflungdung |
After reading this thread ,no way will Lady Dung and I have another dog |  |
| |
| The death of a dog on 10:37 - Jan 1 with 3332 views | bonymine |
| The death of a dog on 09:12 - Jan 1 by Treforys_Jack |
I've got 3 rescue dogs Tobes, absolutely the best decisions I've made. Boys have got allergies so needed a hypoallergenic breed, basically was looking at yorkies or bichons. I've ended up with 2 yorkie and a long haired Jack. When i lost my previous Jack I made a decision to always have more then 1 dog in the house to soften the loss as it were. My Jack is currently 15 and over the last 12mths started showing her age quite considerably. I went down "Many Tears" over the holidays to do some voluntary work and some of the dogs they have there are absolutely beautiful. The thing they all have in common is a shit life and most of the time a total coont of an owner. Older dogs enjoy company and it can give them a new lease of life also. PM me if you want to know any more buddy. |
Cheers for that mate good to know will do 👠|  |
| |
| The death of a dog on 10:50 - Jan 1 with 3329 views | trampie |
You have to feel sorry for people that are forced to live outside glorious Wales for economic reasons. |  |
| |
| The death of a dog on 11:29 - Jan 1 with 3310 views | trampie |
| The death of a dog on 17:25 - Dec 31 by londonlisa2001 |
It must kill you that the English Queen has corgis. |
They want to be Britons and who can blame them, the Queen had been big on Welsh corgi's for years. | |
| |
| The death of a dog on 11:42 - Jan 1 with 3302 views | owainglyndwr |
We have a Border Collie.
His backround from wording parents but has absolutely bern spoilt rotten by the family great company and full of beans.
He is never left alone and the family love looking after and having him around.
So he is treated like the baby of the family [Post edited 25 Apr 2018 23:10]
|  | | |
| The death of a dog on 18:06 - Jan 1 with 3252 views | Ebo |
This interesting. I’ve heard this before and just spotted it on wiki.
“ Following the war, just six dogs would survive as the new beginning from which all present-day Cavaliers descend.”
So our new cav is related to our old cav in a roundabout way. |  |
| |
| The death of a dog on 16:23 - Jan 2 with 3179 views | perplex |
We have 2 Jugs pug jack Russell cross and they are a pair of headers, in all honesty if anything happened to either I`d be gutted, but my wife would be devastated. | | | |
| The death of a dog on 17:31 - Jan 2 with 3160 views | N_T_J |
| The death of a dog on 17:17 - Dec 31 by londonlisa2001 |
I have a Vizsla.
Met her for the first time a year ago today at 8 weeks and picked her up a week later. She's currently fast asleep next to the radiator, snoring gently and occasionally giving a contented sigh.
She's a fabulous dog - needs a ton of exercise, and is definitely stubborn when she wants to be, but she's gentle and ridiculously friendly to other dogs, kids and anyone that takes any notice of her whatsoever. Masses of personality and affectionate beyond belief. You'll never be alone as she follows us everywhere. They're known as the Velcro dog and you can see why.
Wouldn't change her for the world. |
Hi, Lisa does your Vizla suffer with Separation Anxiety? |  | | |
Login to get fewer ads
| The death of a dog on 17:37 - Jan 2 with 3154 views | N_T_J |
| The death of a dog on 17:17 - Dec 31 by londonlisa2001 |
I have a Vizsla.
Met her for the first time a year ago today at 8 weeks and picked her up a week later. She's currently fast asleep next to the radiator, snoring gently and occasionally giving a contented sigh.
She's a fabulous dog - needs a ton of exercise, and is definitely stubborn when she wants to be, but she's gentle and ridiculously friendly to other dogs, kids and anyone that takes any notice of her whatsoever. Masses of personality and affectionate beyond belief. You'll never be alone as she follows us everywhere. They're known as the Velcro dog and you can see why.
Wouldn't change her for the world. |
Id also say the Weimaraner has the same kind of characteristics as the Vizsla, just a slightlh bigger dog.
Love human contact :) | | | |
| The death of a dog on 18:18 - Jan 2 with 3137 views | grabsplatter |
| The death of a dog on 18:06 - Jan 1 by Ebo |
This interesting. I’ve heard this before and just spotted it on wiki.
“ Following the war, just six dogs would survive as the new beginning from which all present-day Cavaliers descend.”
So our new cav is related to our old cav in a roundabout way. |
We've got 2 Cavs, tricolour twins just over 2 years old & they're lovely affectionate dogs.
I read that about them & it explains why they suffer from heart valve problems as they get older. |  | | |
| The death of a dog on 18:37 - Jan 2 with 3125 views | Lord_Bony |
| The death of a dog on 02:44 - Dec 31 by Bobby_Fischer |
My step dad is a hunter, rabbiting and all that - one of the spaniels had a tumour on its bollocks, took it up the mountain and shot it.
Terrible, also witnessed puppies having their tails chopped off.
I stole a spaniel puppy from my neighbour when I was 12 after that (who was also a hunter) told my mum I was sleeping over my friends house and slept in the shed with the puppy, I had no long term plan! The f*ckers caught me and put it down! |
Why?
What in gods name happened in that shed that night? |  |
| |
| The death of a dog on 13:24 - Jan 3 with 3055 views | Ebo |
| The death of a dog on 18:18 - Jan 2 by grabsplatter |
We've got 2 Cavs, tricolour twins just over 2 years old & they're lovely affectionate dogs.
I read that about them & it explains why they suffer from heart valve problems as they get older. |
Our pup is a Blenheim. The old dog was a tricolour. They love company don't they? | |
| |
| The death of a dog on 16:40 - Jan 3 with 3033 views | londonlisa2001 |
| The death of a dog on 17:31 - Jan 2 by N_T_J |
Hi, Lisa does your Vizla suffer with Separation Anxiety? |
No. She's very rarely left alone though to be honest.
She hates it if we're in the house and she can't get to us - unless she's sleepy she'll whine like hell because she thinks she's being left out which she hates. But if she's left alone for a couple of hours while we're out she seems to be fine. It's apparent that she's plonked herself on the armchair or sofa and slept (can hear her shaking herself when we come through the door and there is a tell take warm patch where she's been sleeping).
Don't ever leave her for more than about 2 or 3 hours - if it's longer than that, she goes to a sitter. And we didn't do it until she was older - when she was very young we were worried she'd be distressed.
She's fine at night as well. Has always slept in the kitchen with no fuss - in her crate until she was about 6 months but now she doesn't have one any more.
Touch wood but we've never had any problems with her destroying anything either other than the odd tea towel. Some dogs are terrible at chewing everything if left - she's never done it. | | | |
| The death of a dog on 16:52 - Jan 3 with 3023 views | Mo_Wives |
| The death of a dog on 16:23 - Jan 2 by perplex |
We have 2 Jugs pug jack Russell cross and they are a pair of headers, in all honesty if anything happened to either I`d be gutted, but my wife would be devastated. |
A woman who goes up the park by me has a cracking pair of jugs. When I first seen them I thought they were the nicest pair of puppies I'd ever seen. |  |
| |
| The death of a dog on 17:08 - Jan 3 with 3007 views | N_T_J |
| The death of a dog on 16:52 - Jan 3 by Mo_Wives |
A woman who goes up the park by me has a cracking pair of jugs. When I first seen them I thought they were the nicest pair of puppies I'd ever seen. |
Actually lol  | | | |
| The death of a dog on 17:12 - Jan 3 with 3000 views | N_T_J |
| The death of a dog on 16:40 - Jan 3 by londonlisa2001 |
No. She's very rarely left alone though to be honest.
She hates it if we're in the house and she can't get to us - unless she's sleepy she'll whine like hell because she thinks she's being left out which she hates. But if she's left alone for a couple of hours while we're out she seems to be fine. It's apparent that she's plonked herself on the armchair or sofa and slept (can hear her shaking herself when we come through the door and there is a tell take warm patch where she's been sleeping).
Don't ever leave her for more than about 2 or 3 hours - if it's longer than that, she goes to a sitter. And we didn't do it until she was older - when she was very young we were worried she'd be distressed.
She's fine at night as well. Has always slept in the kitchen with no fuss - in her crate until she was about 6 months but now she doesn't have one any more.
Touch wood but we've never had any problems with her destroying anything either other than the odd tea towel. Some dogs are terrible at chewing everything if left - she's never done it. |
Yea they love the sofa no doubt. Ours could sleep there allday. Untill she shes the lead or food. She will eat anything!
Possibly summer time we will be looking for either another Weimarner or a Vizsla | | | |
| The death of a dog on 17:18 - Jan 3 with 2993 views | trampie |
| The death of a dog on 16:40 - Jan 3 by londonlisa2001 |
No. She's very rarely left alone though to be honest.
She hates it if we're in the house and she can't get to us - unless she's sleepy she'll whine like hell because she thinks she's being left out which she hates. But if she's left alone for a couple of hours while we're out she seems to be fine. It's apparent that she's plonked herself on the armchair or sofa and slept (can hear her shaking herself when we come through the door and there is a tell take warm patch where she's been sleeping).
Don't ever leave her for more than about 2 or 3 hours - if it's longer than that, she goes to a sitter. And we didn't do it until she was older - when she was very young we were worried she'd be distressed.
She's fine at night as well. Has always slept in the kitchen with no fuss - in her crate until she was about 6 months but now she doesn't have one any more.
Touch wood but we've never had any problems with her destroying anything either other than the odd tea towel. Some dogs are terrible at chewing everything if left - she's never done it. |
Do you live in a house ? | |
| |
| The death of a dog on 17:24 - Jan 3 with 2990 views | londonlisa2001 |
| The death of a dog on 17:18 - Jan 3 by trampie |
Do you live in a house ? |
My first thought was what the hell do you think I live in, but I assume you mean as opposed to a flat?
Yes, a house. | | | |
| The death of a dog on 17:26 - Jan 3 with 2987 views | londonlisa2001 |
| The death of a dog on 17:12 - Jan 3 by N_T_J |
Yea they love the sofa no doubt. Ours could sleep there allday. Untill she shes the lead or food. She will eat anything!
Possibly summer time we will be looking for either another Weimarner or a Vizsla |
My dog's 'best friend' is a Weimaraner - they're 3 weeks apart in age, and have played together since they were 3 months or so. They love each other. | | | |
| The death of a dog on 17:31 - Jan 3 with 2978 views | trampie |
| The death of a dog on 17:24 - Jan 3 by londonlisa2001 |
My first thought was what the hell do you think I live in, but I assume you mean as opposed to a flat?
Yes, a house. |
Does the dog go upstairs ? | |
| |
| The death of a dog on 17:41 - Jan 3 with 2973 views | londonlisa2001 |
| The death of a dog on 17:31 - Jan 3 by trampie |
Does the dog go upstairs ? |
Sort of.
Our house is a typical London house on a few levels, so the kitchen is on the lower ground floor (as is the back garden) and the sitting room on the ground floor (as is the front of the house). So teaching her to not go upstairs is difficult as she has to,
Theoretically she doesn't go up to the floors where the bedrooms are but we're not very strict about it and she does follow us round sometimes.
She doesn't sleep upstairs though (our only real nod in the direction of treating her like a dog). She has always slept in the kitchen. | | | |
| The death of a dog on 17:42 - Jan 3 with 2973 views | Mo_Wives |
| The death of a dog on 17:31 - Jan 3 by trampie |
Does the dog go upstairs ? |
Beware of letting Hungarians upstairs in your house, innit Tramps? | |
| |
| The death of a dog on 17:44 - Jan 3 with 2971 views | londonlisa2001 |
| The death of a dog on 17:42 - Jan 3 by Mo_Wives |
Beware of letting Hungarians upstairs in your house, innit Tramps? |
 | | | |
| The death of a dog on 17:59 - Jan 3 with 2964 views | Mo_Wives |
I can now die happy knowing I made you laugh. Thank you   | |
| |
| The death of a dog on 18:05 - Jan 3 with 2954 views | trampie |
| The death of a dog on 17:41 - Jan 3 by londonlisa2001 |
Sort of.
Our house is a typical London house on a few levels, so the kitchen is on the lower ground floor (as is the back garden) and the sitting room on the ground floor (as is the front of the house). So teaching her to not go upstairs is difficult as she has to,
Theoretically she doesn't go up to the floors where the bedrooms are but we're not very strict about it and she does follow us round sometimes.
She doesn't sleep upstairs though (our only real nod in the direction of treating her like a dog). She has always slept in the kitchen. |
A pet is a pet, let them have the run of the house, they are part of the family.  | |
| |
| |
By continuing to use the site, you agree to our use of cookies and to abide by our Terms and Conditions.
