Hi, took my working cocker spaniel pup 7 month old for a walk the other day, called in to grab some lunch picked up a nice duck wrap, on the way home called in to see a mate stopped the truck and got out after 2 mins of chat from the corner of my eye i see the dog at my drivers window then seconds later his paw lands on the lock, all four doors shut o no keys inside panic, he turns and grabs my lunch and sets about eating it wagging his tail, its as if he planed it,ok i had left the keys on the dash after 40 mins with wire and some bending of the door managed to hook the keys and get in :
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" Time wounds all heels ".
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Originally posted by MWS View PostHi Wes. Classic, mate! I know the feeling. Ive got two working Cockers, Radley and Milo. A week before the MOT was due, last year, they chewed through one of the rear seatbelts! Have you got any pics of your pup to post? Here are some of R & M....Cheers....Mick.
I like your comment under your avatar too...always only has one l in it though...Too old to care, young enough to remember
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Originally posted by MudSurfer View PostWhat beautiful dogs!
I like your comment under your avatar too...always only has one l in it though..." Time wounds all heels ".
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my old dog (god rest his sole) he never did nothing wrong in my car any car i had he got the front seat
and he would go for anyone who would try to take it off him
my mate came for me years ago when i was healthy and working
he came in a hire car to pick me up
i was sat on the drive with the dog
has he opend the door spike jumped in and would not get out
so my mate said he will be ok for a bit lets have a cuppa before we set off
he shut the car door and we went in
after 20 mins or so we went out and the dog had ragged the gearstick head rests and the back seat was ripped out
i could not stop laffing it cost 250 quid in fines from avis
witch i did not think was bad
god knows why he olny ever did it to that car and no other
made me chuckleam not die lex sick its you that cant read mate
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This is mitch, my 9 year old failed ex working cocker. His nickname is the undertaker as he had a habit of burying the birds he was meant to retrieve
He got a glowing report from my friend who said he was no trouble in the back of his landy, until he realised mitch had eaten his lunch lol
and if you think cockers are fun.......you should try a Brittney spaniel
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I have seven show cocker spaniels four dogs ,three bitches, they have got to be one of the most laid back dog breeds, great temperment and characters though two dogs fighting can do real damage to each other. The only breed of dog I have ever really taken to.
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Originally posted by soramad View PostI have seven show cocker spaniels four dogs ,three bitches, they have got to be one of the most laid back dog breeds, great temperment and characters though two dogs fighting can do real damage to each other. The only breed of dog I have ever really taken to.
A mate of the wife has a phobia about dogs because their family pet, fantastic temprement, lovely dog, just suddenly lost it one day and pretty much ripped her husband's throat out. Thankfully he survived but the dog had to be put down.
The cause? An undiagnosed brain tumour was apparently putting pressure on the brain and it just grew to a critical size where it put pressure on a certain part of the dog's brain...
<EDIT>Incidentally, I've got a couple of Aussie Sheepdogs (Kelpies).
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My dog gets so excited when I take her to the park she tries to jump into the boot by herself. Doesnt matter if you say sit or wait she just does it any way. The thing is the truck is too tall for her, she is only a staff. I'll happily lift her in but she still tries to jump out of my arms. Except when I'm not looking she tries and then falls over. Last time she managed to hurt herself as she was limping for a day or so
The other time I took her out I went to let the rear window down from inside and she jumped in, on the seat then jumped in the back and dirtied the seats!Oh Nana, what's my name?
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Originally posted by MWS View PostHi Wes. Classic, mate! I know the feeling. Ive got two working Cockers, Radley and Milo. A week before the MOT was due, last year, they chewed through one of the rear seatbelts! Have you got any pics of your pup to post? Here are some of R & M....Cheers....Mick.
Hi.My daughter loved the pictures of your dogs,she wants a brown one now! Seatbelts ohh no..mines not chewed anything inside the truck yet..anything loose he sees his fair game,there great dogs
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