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20-08-2009, 04:17 PM
Originally Posted by Sarah27 
Pidge - I feel the same completely.
It's so difficult because there's nothing I can do. I looked after him one afternoon, took him for a two hour walk with Bryan and he was no trouble at all. We went for miles, round woods, fields etc.
All she does is walk him round the park
Can't you kidnap him, claim he was lost and bring him to me? ;o)
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20-08-2009, 04:22 PM
You'd have your work cut out with two of the nutters I dunno, I just have to bite my tongue I guess and give her what advice I can. I can't make her change her ways - so annoying
At least I can come on here to complain about it
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20-08-2009, 06:31 PM
And you're left feeling you could have helped the dog, "if only" . Happened to me recently and the dog was pts - and its a horrible feeling.
Our dogs who are loved and cherished are indeed the lucky ones *hugs*
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