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02-06-2011, 09:33 AM
Originally Posted by scorpio 
Such fantastic news, I really hope it can work out, I wish I could offer with transport but it's not possible at the moment...I'm happy to offer some cash towards petrol though if it will help
I'm sat here absolutely astounded at the kindness of you all. Stuck for words, which is HIGHLY unusual for me 
Originally Posted by STGSD
Sounding hopeful!! I'd love to help with the transporting as I'm down this way but failed my driving test lol! Such great people on here willing to help
Totally agree that there are some amazingly brilliant people on here..!
Bev x
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02-06-2011, 05:17 PM
(thereabouts im guessing?) managed to borrow a car (turbo diesel audi, ugh eats the juice) but thats the only way atm, i HATE to ask but could anyone spare a little to help with fuel, i'm so badly overdrawn as it is and have to spay my bitch soon, actually hate asking
but PM me if you can xx thankyou guys so much!
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02-06-2011, 05:42 PM
Originally Posted by Koda
wow, thank you to everyone whos offered their help, means so much! i have managed to organise a lift from here to bristol
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02-06-2011, 05:50 PM
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02-06-2011, 06:00 PM
Originally Posted by krlyr
Hate to put a downer on such generously arranged plans but do bear in mind plans for if the dogs don't get along . Having taken in a foster dog which my two decided they didn't like, it wasn't the most relaxing thing having to keep them strictly seperated, and that was only for a week or two knowing that the foster would go back to kennels. Fingers crossed it works out but I think a backup plan is a good idea incase it doesn't, given the distance involved here.
but i dont see what the prob will be personally..female lab,young male and puppy...sounds good to me
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02-06-2011, 06:04 PM
Originally Posted by Tupacs2legs
do see where your coming from,and would be a shame Mickey would be onto at least his fourth home
but i dont see what the prob will be personally..female lab,young male and puppy...sounds good to me
Sometimes they like to throw a spanner in the works! Hopefully it all goes swimmingly and I'm just being overcautious for nothing though
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02-06-2011, 06:06 PM
Originally Posted by krlyr
I didn't expect any problems with mine and I'd walked the foster dog in kennels, seen her with other dogs, knew my bitch was good with every other dog she's ever met, went to visit with mine for a walk beforehand, etc....but she had other plans with this foster doggy once we all got home
Sometimes they like to throw a spanner in the works! Hopefully it all goes swimmingly and I'm just being overcautious for nothing though
but what other choice do koda and mickey have? its worth a shot