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08-10-2013, 08:01 PM
and she sleeps like a Stafford 
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08-10-2013, 08:41 PM
Rucksack aged 8 weeks.
and Flash
aged 8 weeksI do hope you are feeling better soon and can get yourself another dog
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11-10-2013, 12:15 PM
Georgina 5 weeks old.
[IMG]www.dogsey.com[/IMG]
The day I brought her home I threw away my stick and cancelled my physio appointment. Take my word for it Azz a puppy is the best therapy you can have.
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11-10-2013, 02:34 PM
Originally Posted by Tessabelle 
Not posted in ages and now I'm going to jump on the band wagon and say....
DO IT!!
That's the easy bit...deciding which breed to get...that's the toughie!
and ZOMG! those puppy photos are making me broody too!
Originally Posted by Izzythesprocker
This thread is too cute!
then
now
Originally Posted by Losos
'evening Azz
There are times in our lives when (for whatever reason) we just can't have a dog, let alone a puppy. When out lovely Labrador passed away we shortly after moved house, then I was made redundant, and had to take a job which involved lots of travel and at the same time my wife also changed jobs and had to be away from home sometimes so it just wasn't possible for quite few years.
During that time whenever I met someone with a Labrador I would start to think how we could have one, but barring a pools win (There was no lottery in those days) it just couldn't happen.
Concentrate on getting your health back to normal and instead of buying cans of food for your dog buy a few for the local rescue 'cos they always need it.
Originally Posted by Borderdawn
DELICIOUS!!!!!
Originally Posted by Labrador Lover
Sorry Azz some people can be so cruel. Moyra x
Originally Posted by JoedeeUK
Pirate Prince Roodee is willing to come for a holiday in Wales he wants to start sailing lessons asap so when he gets his pirate ship fro Xmas he will be able to rule the waves LOLOLOLOL
Originally Posted by Tangutica
Oh I know that 'need another dawg' feeling so well. It's how I ended up with this ...
Originally Posted by Jackbox
Yes men can feel broody. I have a cure for that, it's called Figo
Originally Posted by Anniebee
How about this wee man to up the scale of broodiness?
you know I have a soft spot for Vizlas - what a cutie too!
Originally Posted by Kazz
Azz I will help you STEP AWAY FROM THE PUPPIES.....all of you leave him alone.........he does not want a puppy he wants rescue......This one came with her own halo she just needs a mirror to do the final adjustments
and she sleeps like a Stafford
Originally Posted by Shaggy2
Aw Azz, what a wonderful thread this is and how dare these naughty people post photos of puppies ..... just don't look
Rucksack aged 8 weeks.and Flash
aged 8 weeksI do hope you are feeling better soon and can get yourself another dog
yes, very naughty
Originally Posted by chlosmum
After nearly two years of complications with my leg and four operations later ..... THIS ..... is what I bought myself to celebrate getting better ......
Georgina 5 weeks old.
[IMG]www.dogsey.com[/IMG]
The day I brought her home I threw away my stick and cancelled my physio appointment. Take my word for it Azz a puppy is the best therapy you can have.
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