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ChAoTicintheNewYear | Report | 16 Feb 2009 23:40 |
Sorry, Muffy, didn't mean to imply you wouldn't. I realise from earlier posts and other threads you've had dogs for several years, if not most of your life. I know you wouldn't just pick a dog and take it home. |
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Muffyxx | Report | 16 Feb 2009 23:43 |
Blimey Cat............I'm not that sensitive hon.......I was just thinking out loud.........honest...............I put this thread up to hear the pros and the cons........and I'll listen to both points of view cos I take it seriously lol. |
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maggiewinchester | Report | 16 Feb 2009 23:48 |
Muffy - he never went for my throat!! I was only concerned as he had been used for hunting and I was playing the part of 'prey' - there was the possibility - but he knew the difference - hence he ran into me until I taught him to jump! He went to a family with very young children when dad came back to UK and was really gentle. Personally I think they're more intelligent than they make out and a life of lazing around is heaven! |
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