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pk04

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I'd need an iron...

Glad I'm not the only one :rotfl:

pk04

zippydooda wrote: »

:eek::eek::eek::eek:

:rotfl:also glad I'm not the only one with a dirty mind :rotfl:

princessmelody2009

:wave: everyone, have been away facing RL for a few days but just watched this and thought of jamsponge so am back

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlmDVuxerQ0

Wow

Dizzy_Ditzy

pk04 wrote: »

Glad I'm not the only one :rotfl:

I don't see the point. I am the only one who sees my bedding, and I just buy clothes that don't need ironing

Nannylala

Iamsohappy wrote: »

Mine's a diet coke but will ff do today for biscuits nanny or do you prefer vinnies ?

Have no preference just love biccies in general:T

vanilla_twist

Hi all
Spiraling Down
I had an old female Beddlington lurcher cross. She was an older lady when we got her and her owner had gone into sheltered housing. First 2 days she just lay on the floor sobbing. I didn't know dogs could cry like that.
They suffer serious separation anxiety. Night time she slept on the floor in our room as needed to be near by. Couldn't leave her alone for more than 4 hours and never left her in the dark without telly on.
Took about 4 months to settle properly but proved to me that you can teach an old dog new tricks. She learnt that she had to be invited onto the sofa, ended up loving the car and survived a 2 week stay at my dads without crying.
They say dogs are like their owners well I turned this one into a happy blonde.
Sorry but I have no experience of bulldogs at all. I think if the situation continues then rehoming him with an experiences owner would be the best thing. If you can't take him on lead due to his strength then you will never be able to control him in the house and he deserves his walks.
It is a very hard thing to let go of a pet but I think it would be the best thing for both of you as no good having a dog you are scared of. Lurches prefer to be the only dog in the household and I think your female will adjust well especially if allowed to sleep close by (even on the landing or with your son)

In life we have to learn keep ourselves on an even keel and I do worry that this dog situation will further add to the stresses in your life.

I wish you all the best in the decisions you make.
Vx

zippydooda

PixiePieface wrote: »

Now zippydooda, oh my goodness.........my intentions were honourable pinkie promise ...

love your dog avatar, and what a welcome;)

pk04

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I don't see the point. I am the only one who sees my bedding, and I just buy clothes that don't need ironing

Snap, except I own one 'good' dress that visit's my mum before it need to out :rotfl:

cheesyball

Iamsohappy wrote: »

Is there proof of this crawling down corridor :rotfl::rotfl:
Glad you had a good night.


Unfourtanatly there prob is:eek: stupid security cameras:o

Iamsohappy

cheesyball wrote: »

Iamsohappy wrote: »

Is there proof of this crawling down corridor :rotfl::rotfl:
Glad you had a good night.


Unfourtanatly there prob is:eek: stupid security cameras:o

Well if you were crawling it is probably not your face on camera so you are safe enough :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: