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03-07-2008, 10:37 AM
Originally Posted by rachelsetters 
Whatever you do Ailsa it will always work out - I am glad to hear that you know who is doing well - but on the other side bit disappointed for you - but what will be will be as they say hey
I can see that the boarding would be trickier - and you are made for puppy walking so I say go for it and all the best with it
You know who is with a brilliant trainer who really knows the breed well so I'm thrilled.
Puppy walking does seem to be becoming a lifestyle choice...
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Location: N.Ireland
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03-07-2008, 10:39 AM
Originally Posted by Ramble
Funnily enough I have been tempted to sneak Cosmo up at night when my OH has been in work..each time I've been close, I've been greeted the next morning with a 'parcel' so have been thankful I haven't let him up!!!
If ever there was something to put the notion out of someone's head, that would do it! 
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Location: Scotland
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03-07-2008, 11:00 AM
Originally Posted by Evie
Ahh, I see. And I always thought your heart lay with the flatties.
My youngest daughter calls GSDs walking teddy bears, and tells me she's gonna have one when she's older and snuggle up to it in bed.
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Location: Derbyshire.....the walking county
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03-07-2008, 01:01 PM
i puppy walked for 2 yrs and loved it. i cant do it now, but boarding would be great.
because you can take them anywhere your not as restricted as you are with your own.
do it, do it, do it.
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