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ill try and get some of her later, but no befores atm, ill keep an eye on her ready for next tiem, she kinda just looks all dull, kinda like your looking at her through a see through bag and her eyes go completely blue (and she gets very grumpy co she cant see very well)

Cavetroll87 wrote:ill try and get some of her later, but no befores atm, ill keep an eye on her ready for next tiem, she kinda just looks all dull, kinda like your looking at her through a see through bag and her eyes go completely blue (and she gets very grumpy co she cant see very well)

I will have to look on youtube to see this phenomenon , sounds incredibly interesting

duke63 wrote:

kiwikrasher wrote:Not my dog but she thinks I belong to her. This is Stella, Jess’ housemates dog. Every time I go around she comes in for cuddles and scratches. She gives me a good stiff

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Way way way too much information, kiwi.

I just edited that after a re-read and thought.. phew got away with that... then scrolled down.. no such luck

My new pup, last year.:

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9B5xjOr7yv0[/video]

& now, with her "elderly pack".:

StMarks wrote:& now, with her "elderly pack".:

How I'd love one of those, they are stunning

So it's been well over a years since we lost our Boxer. I still miss him.

My wife isn't a massive dog fan. But me and the kids want one and I know my wife will take to a dog as she does every time.

We've been looking around at rescue centres. Yesterday we went to the Dogs Trust to take a look. It's very busy and I got the impression they go more on the form you fill in that listen about you and your family background. They don't seem keen on dogs going to homes with kids in. I guess that's in case a child gets bitten.

So after seeing several dogs, finding 3 we liked and having 2 dismissed straight away as they don't like cats we saw this chap.

https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming/d ... 6718/socks" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

He's already reserved so we're next in the queue. I've never really thought about a lurcher before but he's full of character and got on really well with us for the short time we got to spend with him.

Kwacky wrote:So it's been well over a years since we lost our Boxer. I still miss him.

My wife isn't a massive dog fan. But me and the kids want one and I know my wife will take to a dog as she does every time.

We've been looking around at rescue centres. Yesterday we went to the Dogs Trust to take a look. It's very busy and I got the impression they go more on the form you fill in that listen about you and your family background. They don't seem keen on dogs going to homes with kids in. I guess that's in case a child gets bitten.

So after seeing several dogs, finding 3 we liked and having 2 dismissed straight away as they don't like cats we saw this chap.

https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming/d ... 6718/socks" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

He's already reserved so we're next in the queue. I've never really thought about a lurcher before but he's full of character and got on really well with us for the short time we got to spend with him.

Absolutely lovely. Full of character and he will defo enjoy chasing the ball and playing and learning shame he's already reserved. Fingers crossed you find the right doggy for your home

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Socks looks great !! I'm going to assume he's a sock thief though

Good thing about lurchers is they don't require much exercise - certainly not as much as people think

I’d never heard of that breed before. Definitely an interesting mix! Good luck

Looks like a greyhound mix?? Or another of those hunting dog types.

They're a mix breed. It's not officially recognised by the kennel club but it's the longest standing named Monel mongrel dog breed. They're between a whippet and a greyhound in size. Lighteningly fast when hunting but otherwise very lazy. Crap guard dogs, excellent family dogs.

Socks has gone to his new home I hope he's very happy there.

The search continues.

Kwacky wrote:Socks has gone to his new home I hope he's very happy there.

The search continues.

Sorry to hear that, but happy he is hopefully happy.

Sorry to hear that. Hopefully the next one will be the right one.

Still at least you won’t have to recover your socks from a pile of dog doo every day.

Y9u will find the right dog Kwacky. Just takes some time. Hope socks if very happy in his new home

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We're rehousing a dog in 2 weeks. She's about 2 years old. Very friendly, a bit excitable with dogs, will need a bit of training but seems suitable for us.

Kwacky wrote:We're rehousing a dog in 2 weeks. She's about 2 years old. Very friendly, a bit excitable with dogs, will need a bit of training but seems suitable for us.

Very friendly, a bit excitable with dogs, will need a bit of training

seems suitable for us




Hope this one works out for you all.

Congrats mate - many happy days ahead

Awesome news, what breed is this one?