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UPDATED *its done!*Our buyer wants to bury their dead dog in our garden
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mrbrightside842 wrote: »I did wonder, when I mentioned earlier in the thread about them selling their house, whether or not they were selling their house to move to yours or if they were currently renting. As I didn't think they'd be able to bury a pet in a rented home, and then they could just be trying to save money rather than paying for a cremation.
They should have paid the extra money to ensure that it was their dog's ashes that they got back, if that was the worry.
they are selling. it is their daughter who lives in council flat with no garden of her own.0 -
henpecked1 wrote: »they are selling. it is their daughter who lives in council flat with no garden of her own.
Give them an ultimatum, that out of respect to the neighbours you can't allow this to happen beyond 9pm....0 -
There couldn't have been much room for the daughter to move around in if the dane lived in the flat too. Is he called ( or was he called) Shmicheal by any chance? Excuse spelling but my danish isn't too good!0
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well he's not going to do it in half hour, i can tell you that
this is better than watching telly this is0 -
I seriously think this should have been discussed with your Solicitor before you agreed to it.
I do hope this a wind up as there is no way that without a jack hammer he is going to manage to get through the concrete. Have you agreed with them as to who is removing the concrete from your garden, what sort of finish there is going to i.e. flush flat etc etc
It all sounds very worrying, what happens if he doens't finish tonight?Turning our clutter to top up our house deposit: £3000/£303.05 we're on our way!0 -
what if they change their minds and want the dog somewhere else, like under a tree on its favourite walk?0
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How big is your freezer OP? That will be the next request, "Can we store him in your freezer overnight?" Mind you, you have been so obliging so far..........0
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oh dear lord ..im glad im not your neigbours i would be most upset ..
Slimming world start 28/01/2012 starting weight 21st 2.5lb current weight 17st 9-total loss 3st 7.5lb
Slimmer of the month February , March ,April
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oh my word. I cannot believe the 'buyers' had the guts to turn up an request to bury a pet in a garden that isnt theirs. I doubt if I could be as accomodating as the OP. I hope you get good karma from this!0
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Where do you live I have Koi and might be able to help I live in Surrey. Opps just realised this is against forum rules I could meet you with a big dog to protect me.....0
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