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Location: welwyn garden city herts
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Location: away with the bullies
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14-09-2005, 12:45 AM
the way they bring a smile to your face when you are feeling down or when you are ill in bed and they laid as close as they can get with their head resting on your chest with that look they get in their eyes YOU ARE THE BEST
But most of all I love them for just being them
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Location: Berkshire
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14-09-2005, 07:57 AM
Originally Posted by kismet
they sleep where ever they want do you think im daft enough to argue with them lot they rule me no joking apart obviously they dont all sleep in all the time but they take it in turns but i must add they do have heated kennels and i wish you all could hear what im hearing now deafening snores its wonderful because they are my life little angels in disguise as devils
For me the best things about owning dogs are:
They make me get off my butt and exercise them
Unconditional love
they listen to me (when others don't lol)
They way they greet me when I come home from work - like im the best thing in the world
they are my best friends
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Location: Orkney Islands, Scotland
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14-09-2005, 01:07 PM
The way they tilt their heads to one side when they are listening, and the look of "Yes, I hear you, but I haven't a clue what you mean!".
The way they try to tell fibs (e.g., about who ripped the beds apart), but fail miserably.
The puzzled looks when something doesn't act the way they expect - like a Kong bouncing sideways instead of straight ahead.
The way Kali goes ballistic when I pet an invisible cat
The way they abandon the sofa if I come through at night, trying to pretend they weren't up sleeping on it! (another unsuccessful lie!).
When he wants out, the way Kali puts the brakes on when he sees it's snowing!
With my Boys, I don't need a doorbell - I always get advance warning of possible visitors!
Snorri
They're priceless!
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Location: Orkney Islands, Scotland
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Location: South Cumbria
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14-09-2005, 01:24 PM
Love :smt049
AnneXX
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Location: Durham
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14-09-2005, 03:42 PM
Originally Posted by Snorri the Priest
I love the way Snorri-dog has to come every few minutes, just to make sure I'm still there - and licks my arm (or anything he can reach).The way they **** their heads to one side when they are listening, and the look of "Yes, I hear you, but I haven't a clue what you mean!".
The way they try to tell fibs (e.g., about who ripped the beds apart), but fail miserably.
The puzzled looks when something doesn't act the way they expect - like a Kong bouncing sideways instead of straight ahead.
The way Kali goes ballistic when I pet an invisible cat
The way they abandon the sofa if I come through at night, trying to pretend they weren't up sleeping on it! (another unsuccessful lie!).
When he wants out, the way Kali puts the brakes on when he sees it's snowing!
With my Boys, I don't need a doorbell - I always get advance warning of possible visitors!
Snorri
They're priceless!
Also Blackie gets of the sofa so that I can lie down on it.
Ian
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