Reply With QuoteThanks chaps.
Like the picture idea too!
What a smart little chap, beautiful!Originally Posted by westy
Here's our half-mini schnauzer, half-bichon, with her brother. The schnauzer in her is fading over time:
Thanks chaps.
Like the picture idea too!
Meet Wilf!
Tell us / show us more, please! Wilf looks great.Meet Wilf!
Menno
He's a 7 year old English Bull Terrier, mad as a box of frogs, but the Mrs won't have a bad word said about him!
Thanks Tone!
As I've told previously in this thread, my wife used to own a bull terrier for years. Sadly, the dog passed away a few years ago. It was really my wife's dog (she already owned the dog when I met her). Your pic of your wife (I presume) with Wilf made her emotionally for a moment. It remembered her of hours and hours in the back garden, basking in the sun with the bull at her side. For that pic, on her behalf, thank you for posting it!
Menno
I am looking at getting one of these sofas for mine - how do you find it quality wise? Is yours the large or small size?
Menno, I've had a mixed bag of dogs over the years, Rotts, Dobe, Bulldogs and a Lab, all could be categorized under the heading 'dogs' then you have the EBT in a league of their own*
*Might I add as I type he's just had a bollocking for eating the insole out of a pair of the Mrs' shoes.
Wilf looks great!Meet Wilf!
As most people here know I love Bull Terriers and have recently got another bitch.
In fact her nickname is Queen Bitch after the David Bowie song.
Partially by the way she comports herself!
They are the world's worst dogs to train and never grow out of their "characterful" behaviour.
Nice to see another EBT around here.
Cheers,
Neil.
Just showed Wilf to my Mrs.
She loved this pic and reminded her of sunny days with our previous little darling, Deana.
Thanks for posting it Tone.
Cheers,
Neil.
Meet Wilf!
I blame the owners!
I blame the owners!
'Ere you stalking me
Alright Neil.C, just spent an eventful if not emotional 20 minutes going through this thread. My Mrs who'd not been emotionally attached to dogs before she met me, has just commented on, we need to go home now, Wilf will be waiting!Just showed Wilf to my Mrs.
She loved this pic and reminded her of sunny days with our previous little darling, Deana.
Thanks for posting it Tone.
Menno, I've had a mixed bag of dogs over the years, Rotts, Dobe, Bulldogs and a Lab, all could be categorized under the heading 'dogs' then you have the EBT in a league of their own*
*Might I add as I type he's just had a bollocking for eating the insole out of a pair of the Mrs' shoes.Yeah I remember similar situations... On top of that, my wife's EBT had issues with other dogs...
Menno
I'm going to give this one a working title of "Hounds & Crowns". Meet Snake (aka Deersleep Crisp & Even - born on Christmas Eve 2010) one of my two miniature dachshunds, posing with another of my "babies of German heritage"
Here's Dottie!
Took a few pics indoors today. Not great but shows she is turning into our little baby from the vicious devil we inherited.
Still has just the right amount of meanness though!
BTW That long haired freak is my youngest son.
Cheers,
Neil.
My wee pooch came to see if I was ok today after a fall on my bike at the weekend, so sweet. Would never have though we were beagle people but can't imagine life without one now.
Great pics both. Love them!
Chilling :)
The glamerous pink name tag looks good on her!Here's Dottie!
Took a few pics indoors today. Not great but shows she is turning into our little baby from the vicious devil we inherited.
Still has just the right amount of meanness though!
BTW That long haired freak is my youngest son.
Menno
Ah, she looks like butter wouldn't meltHere's Dottie!
Took a few pics indoors today. Not great but shows she is turning into our little baby from the vicious devil we inherited.
Still has just the right amount of meanness though!
BTW That long haired freak is my youngest son.
My boy turned 7 this year and he's only just calmed down, he still has his over excited moments though, bouncing off walls and the furniture!
Quality is fantastic, although it's not particularly soft, so she has a cushion on top of it. She likes it because it gives her a higher vantage point from which to keep an eye on everyone ;)
This is the small, it's from sofa.com
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He wanted her to look girly Menno.
Cheers,
Neil.
I know all about that!Ah, she looks like butter wouldn't melt
My boy turned 7 this year and he's only just calmed down, he still has his over excited moments though, bouncing off walls and the furniture!
When they get their loony five minutes best to get out of the way!
Cheers,
Neil.
My two lunatics.....
These are my office co-workers. Not that they do a great deal....
^^^
Beautiful pictures, especially the one in the ferns.
Cheers,
Neil.
Thank you. That is very kind!
I agree, they seem to blend into the landscape. Really lovely faces too.
This is my two lazy little hounds lol bother and sister and yes she is the boss
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Weekend dinner party - the music got a little loud for the resident HPRs :)
Untitled by Micky Aldridge, on Flickr
Is this a spot the fake picture......?
classic :)Weekend dinner party - the music got a little loud for the resident HPRs :)
We also have a 'no dogs on the furniture' policy, which our dogs treat with the same respect.....Weekend dinner party - the music got a little loud for the resident HPRs :)
Strangely ours only sit on the sofa when we are on it too, otherwise they aren't interested and stay on the floor.
Very amusing photo!
Its like they have just had an argument and are now sulking with each other.
That's great info, thanks!
:) they're actually best buddies. the youngster Rye on the left loves Oskar on the right.
I gave up trying to keep them off furniture years ago. They're part of the 'family' and with plenty of throws on the sofa, the mess is kept to a minimum :)
We brought a brand new antique leather Brown sofa , then put a Lime Green yellow and pink blanket all over it so the dog can join us most evenings !
Cheers
Wayne
interesting kettle terence
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We did the same. Although we came down this minting to find she'd peed on the blanket and it had gone through to the nice new sofa
Haha typical.... if she does this i have to put kitchen roll on the wee then place a heavy book on top seems to soak it up without leaving a stainWe did the same. Although we came down this minting to find she'd peed on the blanket and it had gone through to the nice new sofa
mind you, we both have to sit on the floor for a couple of hours unless you want the hardback Windows 8 for Dummies book stuck up your a***
(meanwhile the Dog goes and lies in her other bed !!)
Cheers
Wayne
interesting kettle terence
Covering the stain with soda water works brilliantly, also on dog poo, vomit, red wine etc., etc.Haha typical.... if she does this i have to put kitchen roll on the wee then place a heavy book on top seems to soak it up without leaving a stain
mind you, we both have to sit on the floor for a couple of hours unless you want the hardback Windows 8 for Dummies book stuck up your a***
(meanwhile the Dog goes and lies in her other bed !!
Cheers
Wayne
interesting kettle terence
Thanks Mate
Will give that a go next time Just dab some on with a cloth ? ...
Cheers
Wayne
interesting kettle terence
My wife decided to clear out an old pushchair we had until Dot decided to take it over.
After a lot of effort she managed to squeeze her way into it!
Cheers,
Neil.
Brilliant!
FANTASTIC!!!
No, pour it on fairly liberally, let if fizz to lift the stain, solidsThanks Mate
Will give that a go next time Just dab some on with a cloth ? ...
Cheers
Wayne
interesting kettle terencewhatever to the surface. Lift this first layer
And repeat. Can be pretty consuming of towel and soda, but it works - once our three came back from kennels with the squits, and whilst I wouldn't eat me dinner off the hall carpet, it was remarkably effective. Excellent on spilled red wine too (our terriers get pissed on Tesco Sicilian Red on Fridays).
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Yep, sparkling water is also great to lift birds s-t off the soft top.
When not helping wrap presents at all becomes too much:
Christmas tree goes up this weekend. I reckon she'll have it over in under 15mins.
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