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27 January 2007, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Matteeboy

Very nice indeed - Love those dogs!

Woke up this morning a little nervous (bit of crop spraying yesterday from her) and got hit by a wave of aroma du merde.

Opened the door of her room (about 8x10ft tiled utility room) and there was complete carnage. She even managed to spray two foot up the wall in places, covered the washing machine and tumble dryer and blitzed the whole room.
Wife and I had to wear scarves when clearing so we didn't throw up.

Sorry mate, that made me chuckle, especially the bit about the scarf.

I'm not a dog owner myself but last night my 6 year old daughter decided to throw up the contents of her stomach, and ironically only 2' from the bloody toilet.

Result - Chris_D taking 3 attempts to clean it up whilst fighting off spits of wretching - **** i can deal with, puke is another thing, totally sets me off (unless i'm pi55ed then i'll clean it up with my own hands no problems for some reason).

Really nice doggy BTW, just shown missus and she went aaawwwwwhhhh.

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27 January 2007, 06:58 PM

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To be honest dont know if that was an option that was explored or not at that time, as you say things have changed since those days (early 80's), the pull of getting a dog is getting strong for me now tho! Must resist but its hard!

Only other pics I have of Leo when he was an adult:

http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n...06/bigleo2.jpg
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n...scan001001.jpg
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n...06/bigleo1.jpg

Dougie

Good to see another Ridgeback that hasn't been overfed. I'm getting cheesed off seeing some of these fat ones wandering around with overindulgent owners spoiling them.

I can understand what your dog was probably trying to do but obviously got misinterpreted which was a shame. My last one, Jenson, was very protective of my wife. Not in a vicious way but most people knew not to take the **** too much when he was on his own with her. My brother in law (******) who visited for the first time, went to put his arms round my wife to greet her, only to be on the receiving end of one pissed off Ridgeback who let him know in no uncertain terms that he wasn't to touch her.

Made my day.