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18-01-2010, 07:10 PM
Originally Posted by Tassle 
No...I think the ones with thier perfect Barbours and Wellies who go around avoiding puddles are more fun to laugh at.....we like the look of the countryside....but not enough to actually get involved in it!
And the silly women in their immaculate Range Rovers ... who REFUSE to go off the road on a narrow lane, forcing you in your ordinary non 4-wheel drive to risk getting bogged down!
God that is one of my pettest of ALL pet hates !!
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18-01-2010, 07:12 PM
Originally Posted by Pidge
As I wonder past in my £12 wellies, trackie bottoms with holes in and a fleece that is covered in mud and dog hair.
I flash them a smile and stomp in a puddle near them ;o)
I like to blast through the muddy puddles on my mountain bike ... that is SUCH fun. I have to say though, I don't do it near people! But Tai loves it and goes mad. He loves the watersplash as well that we blast through on a disused railway line near us. On a hot summer's day he really loves that!
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18-01-2010, 07:12 PM
I still remember the shocked face of one dog walker who absently reached out to pet beautiful Selkie as we were leaving "Don't touch her!" I shouted, the poor woman leapt back as though burnt and asked "Does she bite?" Looking at the happy waggy smiling sammy panting up at her... "No, but she's covered in fox poo!" I had to call back!...
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18-01-2010, 07:13 PM
Originally Posted by Shona
cant say I ever get comments like that, off lead in horrid weather, my lot tip toe round muck, they just dont do manky smug or what
though I do get lots of comments on how nasty rotties are
so I guess its horses for courses.
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18-01-2010, 07:14 PM
Originally Posted by magpye
Everytime someone sees me and my Samoyed Selkie entering a field I get at least one comment of Gosh how do you keep her so clean? ... Funny I rarely get the same comment walking off the field...
I still remember the shocked face of one dog walker who absently reached out to pet beautiful Selkie as we were leaving "Don't touch her!" I shouted, the poor woman leapt back as though burnt and asked "Does she bite?" Looking at the happy waggy smiling sammy panting up at her... "No, but she's covered in fox poo!" I had to call back!...
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18-01-2010, 08:18 PM
Originally Posted by Tassle
But its SO much more fun if you don;t tell
Norty youI have seen one dumb woman reach to pat Mia then recoil in horror
Errm she is green and dripping cowpat - thats why your hand is a little wet
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18-01-2010, 08:32 PM
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18-01-2010, 09:04 PM
Sometimes I'm glad we don't have a car for her to get her stink all over! Hehe!
Sarah xoxox
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18-01-2010, 09:22 PM
Originally Posted by Gnasher
Yes !!
And the silly women in their immaculate Range Rovers ... who REFUSE to go off the road on a narrow lane, forcing you in your ordinary non 4-wheel drive to risk getting bogged down!
God that is one of my pettest of ALL pet hates !!
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18-01-2010, 09:29 PM
I think it makes them feel sort of superior in a clean way for a while when they see us. People seem to go into shock...then laugh a lot at him/us.I don't care...I embrace the mud! I love how happy it makes him.Even TangoCHOSE to walk through a muddy puddle the other day AND got mud on her face..unheard of...
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