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Post by bladetaz on Aug 14, 2015 20:05:57 GMT
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Post by gsdgroupie on Aug 15, 2015 11:12:46 GMT
How lovely!
Actually the one on the extreme left of picture two reminds me a little of my best boy Max (see Avatar), he has a similar look about him. I love long haired sheps!  |
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Post by bladetaz on Aug 15, 2015 20:37:52 GMT
Yes me too, I had a short haired boy last time but think the long haired a look quite majestic almost?!
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Post by gtrmacs on Aug 19, 2015 13:49:23 GMT
You must have the patience of a saint - tho' you've got all your good boys to set an example  We had Buddy for the night yesterday (2yrs), he was into everything!! Opened the bin in the bedroom (where he _knows_ he's not allowed) and had tissues everywhere  |
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Post by bladetaz on Aug 19, 2015 15:58:48 GMT
You must have the patience of a saint - tho' you've got all your good boys to set an example We had Buddy for the night yesterday (2yrs), he was into everything!! Opened the bin in the bedroom (where he _knows_ he's not allowed) and had tissues everywhere Oops! Naughty monkey! The spaniels are naughty and have no manners but they are much better behaved here than at home! They take food off their owners plate at home! But luckily see the example of our boys and no longer scrounge which is good! |
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Post by gtrmacs on Aug 21, 2015 12:54:04 GMT
... They take food off their owners plate at home! But luckily see the example of our boys ... Home rules/upbringing make a big difference - but they can be surprisingly sophisticated about different rules for different places. Alfie  was a swap-dog before he moved to Cornwall. In his house, he's not allowed upstairs - in ours, anywhere but the bedroom. He was visiting us with his mum and started going upstairs, she reprimanded him, 'Alfie!!' .... He sat about 3 steps up, in an indignant pose and with a '... but I'm _allowed_ ...' expression |
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Post by bladetaz on Aug 21, 2015 14:42:10 GMT
... They take food off their owners plate at home! But luckily see the example of our boys ... Home rules/upbringing make a big difference - but they can be surprisingly sophisticated about different rules for different places. Alfie was a swap-dog before he moved to Cornwall. In his house, he's not allowed upstairs - in ours, anywhere but the bedroom. He was visiting us with his mum and started going upstairs, she reprimanded him, 'Alfie!!' .... He sat about 3 steps up, in and indignant pose and with a '... but I'm _allowed_ ...' expression Aww he's gorgeous! And yes they soon learn what is expected in out home, dogs are so clever! I just love watching them all interacting and sussing things out x |
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Post by bladetaz on Aug 22, 2015 20:26:52 GMT
Well the spaniels went home today so the household seems very empty now we are back down to just our four dogs! Lol
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Post by lindam on Sept 21, 2015 7:04:36 GMT
Wow, Sharon. Well done and on your new venture that's not new anymore lol some great pics. I think dogs decide quite quickly what their limits are lol
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