General Chat

You rotten wotsit Errol. !!! I don't cook at Christmas. I leave that to my Mum. I'm always too busy playing lol xx

Oh not being able to leave the dog can be a bonus if you don't want to go anywhere you just say I can't leave the dog.
Germaine
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And they are FABBY at keeping the 'in-laws' away ;-))))))))))))))))))

LOU XXXXXXXxxxxxxx

You're not wrong there Germaine. My dogs have got me out of a family party in January I REALLY did NOT want to go to. Bless them lol xx

I am so lucky neices are all of the want to leave home but cant afford it age.

If we go away its a case of ummm anyone want to look after a house for a few days ..... stand back and let the stampead begin ......

reminder to keep in law away.....


lol


Caz xxx

Your cockroaches got you out of one or two dinner parties too, Muffy.

Yeah Errol but only cos the guests left lol xx

Well those who are staying with us over Christmas and for my daughter's wedding will have a shock......as you know Lou, I have a senile deaf old cat, who has taken to yowling at any time of the day, including in the night......and we have to sleep with the bedroom door open, because she cries to get in......so we will be in full view of the guests, and they will be woken by the cat........nothing that can be done, I will just have to warn them......

Hi Lou,
It's a disgrace!!
Both of mine send their love, Ben is 18 1/2 now and still going strong--can't fill him!!!
Carol xx

thinking about it ,hubbys excuse for not going to blackpool is usually ahhhhhhhh well i cant leave the dogs,and the birds need sorting.......and i aint putting the dogs in kennels..........i think the pennys dropping,crafty old git.

My four leg companion has just come for a cuddle as someone was just letting of fireworks just before.

George is well trained to give a little whine after we have been at my parents place for a couple of hours and I can have a break from the continuous moaning they seem to do about everything under the sun when I am there, as I have to take puppy for a walk.

Michelle

Ah Joy now you have cottoned on. Though we have never put our dogs in kennels hey it is another good one to get rid of those tele sales that are trying to sell you holidays and holiday homes. Not lying either.

Germaine
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A friend of mine was going to get a pup for xmas, but she has decided she will wait till after xmas as there will no doubt be plenty unwanted ones around.

Marion

I sed to breed and show Yorkshire Terriers. I had a resputation of being 'funny' because no way would I let anyone have a puppy in December. If they really wanted one come the end of January I would be more amenable provided I knew they had the time and facilities to look after it, and, (probably going to offend here) I would not let anyone with children under 3 have one. I think children are too young under three to realise that their boisterous play can cause untold damage to such a tiny dog. Anyway, those days are gone and now I have just one yorkie of my own over which I behave stupidly !! .... she has an enclosed tunnel-looking bed, fur lines and I made - for the winter - a duvet to fit and a fleece cover for it. She's as snug as a bug in a rug through these cold winter nights. STupid I know, but that's me. On the subject of Christmas presents, she has her share and I have bought a fleece blanket and two revolting looking pigs ears for my grandchildrens dog. I know, I want my head looking at !!!!!

hi germaine,yes the sneaky devil.im waiting for his next trick,we have a lovely little cocker called katie.shes 13 on xmas eve and i doubt she will be here next year,shes got probs.but i can guarantee hes gonna be planning his next dog........well he can whistle,i fancy it should be my turn next.xx

Margaret, my cat has a bed warmer lol.
You put it in micro for 6 mins and it stays warm for about 7 hr. She also has an iglo bed with a fleece bed inside.
Well, it's a cold kitchen at night.

Marion