very tastefully said mark

There isn't a nice way to put it. Maybe they 'excised his sphericals'?

Ive had loads of dogs mate, Red Setter, Border Collie, Shiz Tzu, Yorkshire Terrier and a Ridgeback, thinking of getting a West Highland Terrier soon.

Border Collie has to be the best out of them.

We had to do that to out previous dog (mongrel). He wanted to fight or hump every dog he came across until we had his knackers off. After that he was a changed animal, not unsurprisingly.

That sounds like my brothers, I don't think you could ever tire her out...



Great dogs though, the cockers, would defintiely recommend them.

I could just see you walking one of them, with a little pink lead with diamantes.....and your flowery shorts...

I love Japanese Akita's.

To be fair that sounds like most blokes. Don't tell the women or they might just get ideas.

Wow, it's like a teddy bear.

I know. My mate has one who is about 6 years old now. Absolutely massive.

Cheers for that, my auntie had a Westy and it was a great dog, a little nasty towards strangers but great none the less.

Now...ive seen that puppy somewhere else before

Hmm, wonder where?

you dont half make me wanna wet myself.

who are you, barbara bleedin woodhouse?

Cheers.

Erm, I'm really not sure, a while back I was watching my mate play footy and a little beagle ran on the field and I thought it was stunning, and I've wanted one ever since.

After a few months of looking around and asking several breeders, I finally got one, he's nice, I've named him Floyd.



Just general obedience around the house and on walks, really. Nothing spectacular or anything, just the normal stuff, and to hopefully get him around dogs so he's alright around others.

You sure keep some young friends fella.

I'm not that keen on Collie's, I think Springer's are fantastic dogs, my mate had two and they've both been really nice dogs.

Out of interest chief, have you ever give a dog a bone like ?

I had a shar-pei they are great with kids. look a little scary but gentle as anything.

My next one will be a Husky

Plenty of dogs have received a bone from Jamie

All this talk of puppies is a bit worrying....any idea how many dogs need rehoming from places like Cheshire Dogs home? It'll cost you about £80 and you're giving the dog another chance at a good home., and the love it deserves. At least pay them a visit, you may just be surprised.

YOU CAN HAVE SOME OF MINE WHEN THE BITCH HAS DROPPED THEM BUT BEWARE THEY BITE .SEE YA THIS WEEKEND

I went there before I got mine and it's upsetting seeing those dogs in there, but I've always wanted to raise a dog and bring him up myself, bringing one from a home just wasn't in my plans. I went to the RSPCA near speed karting too and I think that's a nicer place than the dog's home, and the dogs there were nicer.

A mate of mine recently got his Springer Spaniel via a Springer Rescue, he was for free but they made a donation, and he's absolutely lovely. They got him at 5 months old after he was abandoned and he's a really nice dog.

I guess it's each to their own, I know a few people who have re-homed dogs and there's nothing wrong with that, just some people would rather raise their's themselves.

Having young kids means i cant take the risk with a re-homer, you just dont know enough about their background.

Before anyone says, I know you cant trust any dog 100%.

However, I believe you stand a better chance with a puppy selected by yourself and especially when you have seen its parents too.