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07-10-2009, 08:53 PM
Originally Posted by Shona 
pml, whats he like, I could just see him taking a head dive though
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07-10-2009, 08:53 PM
Originally Posted by Tupacs2legs
yep,you should try norbury high street!
lol. know that one too well!! i had one women put her own child infront of her (to save herself )
lol
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07-10-2009, 08:55 PM
Originally Posted by Brundog
indeed - it would not be funny, but OH is going on about renting a boat on the loch when we go up north next month...... can you imagine, me oh, LUCA and bruno in one small boat - no way on earth is that going to happen.... he really hasnt a clue....
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07-10-2009, 11:55 PM
I've taken her on a steam train in Bury, it was late (thanks to me getting lost!) so we had the carriage to ourselves.
I got a bus from Robin Hoods Bay to Whitby without any problem, but then there was a fantastic Guide Dog already on the bus who was an old pro - he rode the whole journey standing up!
I've taken Isla and Pickles on one of those Boats in the Lakes where Pickles got mobbed by Chinese Tourists!
We've also ridden the Scarborough Cliff Lift, where much cooing over Isla ensued. She weren't impressed, it totally ruined her "Tough Bird" image!
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animals are not allowed on public transport let alone a taxi here, but that would be interesting if they could
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Location: Essex, UK
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08-10-2009, 10:09 AM
Originally Posted by Ripsnorterthe2nd
I've taken her on a steam train in Bury, it was late (thanks to me getting lost!) so we had the carriage to ourselves.
We've also ridden the Scarborough Cliff Lift, where much cooing over Isla ensued. She weren't impressed, it totally ruined her "Tough Bird" image!
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08-10-2009, 10:23 AM
Originally Posted by labradork
Most taxi companies around here don't take dogs.
Originally Posted by Tupacs2legs
hi,
i use p.t being in london boo!
with the bus its up to the driver if he even lets you on so,if they have/like dogs no prob!!
tubes people seem happy and want to chat
odd being most of them are 'suits' and having the dogs i do trains its a mixed bag,screams of 'wolf' are often heard which normally pee's me right off,but sometimes i like a whole carriage to myself!! lol
The bus is ok as long as there's room to sit upstairs, but she does like sitting in the middle of the aise. 
The tube is fun...carrying 15kg of dog is hevay enough on some of those long escalatars (as dogs aren't allowe dto travel on the steps trhemselves) I can't imagine what carrying a Guide Dog, or a husky must be like.
People love dogs on the tube so we're quite lucky there, they always stroke her and she's totally unfaxed by it all.
Trains are fine she just goes to sleep on the floor, if it's a long journey I'll bring a bed. I've NEVER had to pay for my dog on a train, and NEVER been asked??
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08-10-2009, 12:52 PM
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08-10-2009, 01:01 PM
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08-10-2009, 01:15 PM
Originally Posted by jesterjenn
Sounds a brilliant experience.
I don't think people would take too kindly to Jess on a bus as we have a high asian population that cross roads to get past her when we are walking.
Would love to see how she is on a bus though
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