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15-02-2007, 04:56 PM
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15-02-2007, 05:56 PM
Originally Posted by clairetaylor89 
I took Jake on the bus today for a short journey so as I could pick up an application form. He was so well behaved and lay down the whole way
. On the way back he did exactly the same but the people sitting behind me moved away with a disgusted look on their face. It wouldnt of been so bad if he was jumping around but he just lay down quietly the whole way. 
Originally Posted by inkliveeva
Claire you should have stuck your nose in the air and held your head high, what a good wee fella he was, it is their prob not yours, and hes as much entitled to a hurl on the bus as any one.
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16-02-2007, 11:56 AM
Never mind kids, what a nightmare it is to sit next (or even near) a group of teenagers, swearing, spitting, fighting, and hardly able to speak properly.
I've only had the misfortune to be in that situation a few times in my life, but every time is etched on my memory. I think more people should take their dogs on buses & trains.
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16-02-2007, 12:45 PM
On that train (even at 10.30am!!!) there were some young lads who had quite clearly been on the 'pop', in fact they were still on the 'pop' and were also smoking - the train manager totally ignored this by the way!!!
One of them spent the entire journey (about an hour) trying to get Tawney to come over to him. She sat and stared at him as if he had run mad, and every so often turned to look at me as though to say 'tut tut, and the sun not over the yardarm yet!!!' She also somehow managed to convey the raised eyebrows over to me!!!
I thought it was really funny to be honest, the lad was totally humiliated by this dog who refused to even acknowledge his existence!!!!
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16-02-2007, 12:56 PM
Originally Posted by tawneywolf
A couple of years ago I took Tawney on the train to Blackpool so we could attend a Ute Society Show.
On that train (even at 10.30am!!!) there were some young lads who had quite clearly been on the 'pop', in fact they were still on the 'pop' and were also smoking - the train manager totally ignored this by the way!!!
One of them spent the entire journey (about an hour) trying to get Tawney to come over to him. She sat and stared at him as if he had run mad, and every so often turned to look at me as though to say 'tut tut, and the sun not over the yardarm yet!!!' She also somehow managed to convey the raised eyebrows over to me!!!
I thought it was really funny to be honest, the lad was totally humiliated by this dog who refused to even acknowledge his existence!!!!
He must of been humiliated to realise that Tawney was actually the far more intelligent out of the two. Well done Tawney!
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16-02-2007, 01:00 PM
Originally Posted by perrypooh
I'd rather sit next to a well behaved (or even poorly behaved!)dog on a bus than a kid pickin its nose, screaming and carrying on.
Originally Posted by Losos
Perypooh,
Never mind kids, what a nightmare it is to sit next (or even near) a group of teenagers, swearing, spitting, fighting, and hardly able to speak properly.
I've only had the misfortune to be in that situation a few times in my life, but every time is etched on my memory. I think more people should take their dogs on buses & trains.
for any wrong dogs could do it is minimal to some people that we are supposed to tollerate!
Originally Posted by tawneywolf
A couple of years ago I took Tawney on the train to Blackpool so we could attend a Ute Society Show.
On that train (even at 10.30am!!!) there were some young lads who had quite clearly been on the 'pop', in fact they were still on the 'pop' and were also smoking - the train manager totally ignored this by the way!!!
One of them spent the entire journey (about an hour) trying to get Tawney to come over to him. She sat and stared at him as if he had run mad, and every so often turned to look at me as though to say 'tut tut, and the sun not over the yardarm yet!!!' She also somehow managed to convey the raised eyebrows over to me!!!
I thought it was really funny to be honest, the lad was totally humiliated by this dog who refused to even acknowledge his existence!!!!
- they wouldn't look so cool then 
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