jansman wrote:Always a wrench when a dog dies. I said the same-" Never again". 4 years ago we bought a mongrel terrier. I had always had Springers, lurchers and Lakies. This lad though, is a real 'radar' a yapper!
Hope yours is as good as ours. Glad you found one you can love, as that is what makes us Human.
Thanks for the reply jansman like you I have always had the bigger dogs working and non working this little chap is so different a real sweetie, he is good in the house, sleeps all night and never leaves your side what more could you want. As he is a rescue dog we keep wondering what's the catch?
arnieh wrote: this little chap is so different a real sweetie, he is good in the house, sleeps all night and never leaves your side what more could you want. As he is a rescue dog we keep wondering what's the catch?
arnieh
Maybe he ate the face off his previous owner as they slept?
Just kidding
Two is one and one is none, but three is even better.
arnieh wrote:
Thanks for the reply jansman like you I have always had the bigger dogs working and non working this little chap is so different a real sweetie, he is good in the house, sleeps all night and never leaves your side what more could you want. As he is a rescue dog we keep wondering what's the catch?
arnieh
Sometimes dogs end up in rescue because their owners are unable to keep them (elderly and going into a home, or died for example) rather then getting rid of a fashion excessory or a 'problem' dog *
You're happy, Pooch is happy...... All is good
* I don't believe that any dog is an unsurmountable problem, just that some need more from their owners then others.
jennyjj01 wrote:"I'm not in the least bit worried because I'm prepared: Are you?"
Londonpreppy wrote: At its core all prepping is, is making sure you're not down to your last sheet of loo roll when you really need a poo.
