Post photos of your dogs (Vol 5)
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Mezzanine said:
Antony Moxey said:
This dopey dollop is Barney, who’s my BiL’s labradoodle. He’s staying with us for a couple of days while they’re away. It’ll be interesting at Christmas because they’re away for the holidays so we’ve got him for a fortnight (him and Arch got on famously) and he hasn’t met Stanley yet 
Handsome chap 
Our two are the other way round in this respect.
Sky the spaniel is now 16 years old and is a bit wobbly on her feet on occasion, is nearly deaf, has to be lifted in and out of the car, and can tend to wander off and then forget where I am, or just stand staring at the water bowl as if she has forgotten what it is. She is 18 kg.
Marley is 3 years old and 33 kg and we adoped him a year ago from a home where his life from 3 months old was made a misery by an aggressive 10 year old Jack Russell, to the point where a vet visit was required to dress the wounds.
He has respected Sky from day one, 367 days ago, never uses his size and strength against her, always waits for her to be fed first, never tries to steal her food and doesn't complain if she uses his bed for a sleep. He follows her out into the garden and, if you say "Where's Sky?" goes and looks for her.
The most he has ever done was try to block her from leaving the house when he wanted to go for a walk with me and without her.
Sometimes it does just work out fine.
Sky the spaniel is now 16 years old and is a bit wobbly on her feet on occasion, is nearly deaf, has to be lifted in and out of the car, and can tend to wander off and then forget where I am, or just stand staring at the water bowl as if she has forgotten what it is. She is 18 kg.
Marley is 3 years old and 33 kg and we adoped him a year ago from a home where his life from 3 months old was made a misery by an aggressive 10 year old Jack Russell, to the point where a vet visit was required to dress the wounds.
He has respected Sky from day one, 367 days ago, never uses his size and strength against her, always waits for her to be fed first, never tries to steal her food and doesn't complain if she uses his bed for a sleep. He follows her out into the garden and, if you say "Where's Sky?" goes and looks for her.
The most he has ever done was try to block her from leaving the house when he wanted to go for a walk with me and without her.
Sometimes it does just work out fine.
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