someone had a bit of a shock last night
06 January 2005, 11:33 AM
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someone had a bit of a shock last night
dog was barking last night so went down to see what the commotion was about, some *person* had their hand in the letter box trying to reach for the keys, huge mistake on his part!!
my ickle puppy decided to give him a little nibble to remind him not to do it, ive just been cleaning blood of the letterbox
dont think he will do that again in a rush
funny thing is, I have a sign on the door that says beware rotweiler about.
some people are just really thick, not going to ring the coppers cant see the point, he learned his lesson the hard way
oh he looks so sweet as well
my ickle puppy decided to give him a little nibble to remind him not to do it, ive just been cleaning blood of the letterbox
dont think he will do that again in a rush
funny thing is, I have a sign on the door that says beware rotweiler about.
some people are just really thick, not going to ring the coppers cant see the point, he learned his lesson the hard way
oh he looks so sweet as well
06 January 2005, 11:41 AM
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Or the dog would be put down.. as you say, no justice.
Whats that rule about dogs and tasting human blood = a one way trip to the vets?
Or is that just rumour / rubbish?
Whats that rule about dogs and tasting human blood = a one way trip to the vets?
Or is that just rumour / rubbish?
06 January 2005, 11:44 AM
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Originally Posted by rik1471
Hopefully you won't get sued. (fingers crossed)
told the vet what happened this morning as he has a bit of a cough, she said its instict to look after its home, and us.
she said hes a lovely dog, and hes brilliant with people, so dont worry, she said he will always be fine with people as long as they enter your house the normal way.
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06 January 2005, 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted by VTEC to Turbo
Brilliant deserved nothing less, but I would make sure that the postman doesn't loose a finger buy putting up a guard or something!!!!!
good stuff
06 January 2005, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by mad_dr
Hope the thief doesn't decide to report you to the police! No justice these days - you'd probably get locked up! 
j4mou - Your dogs lovely mate- i hope you treated him after his good work !!!!
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06 January 2005, 12:01 PM
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he had a pigs ear, and a pat on the back, hes a cracking dog and has a fantastic temprament, my best mate has a 4 year old girl and a 6 year old lad, i happily leave them with him, as hes happy to sit and be climbed on by both of them. you can see him watching over them as well!!
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06 January 2005, 12:09 PM
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jamo - Quality mate
Just bear in mind that mr. scumbag may come back with a nice jucey steak for your rottie! I would call the coppers, they won't do anything but as long as they are notified if it happens again you have some recourse!
Do they still sell those metal cages that attach to the back of doors to catch your post?
Just bear in mind that mr. scumbag may come back with a nice jucey steak for your rottie! I would call the coppers, they won't do anything but as long as they are notified if it happens again you have some recourse!
Do they still sell those metal cages that attach to the back of doors to catch your post?
06 January 2005, 12:16 PM
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You can pick the cages up from Homebase and the like for about £10 or try screwfix.com. We have to stop the pooch eating the mail so we have one for that.
06 January 2005, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by EvilKyote
You feed your dog Pigs Ears?!?!?! 
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06 January 2005, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Daryl
They're dried, dogs love 'em, available in any pet shop!
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my keys go to bed with me. i have said it before and i say it again, woe betide any ****** that either
1. gets past my dogs downstairs
2. wakes me up from my sleep
3. is still standing after and introduction to my "louisville slugger"
cheers
sinky
1. gets past my dogs downstairs
2. wakes me up from my sleep
3. is still standing after and introduction to my "louisville slugger"
cheers
sinky
06 January 2005, 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by j4mou
dog was barking last night so went down to see what the commotion was about, some *person* had their hand in the letter box trying to reach for the keys, huge mistake on his part!!
my ickle puppy decided to give him a little nibble to remind him not to do it, ive just been cleaning blood of the letterbox
dont think he will do that again in a rush
funny thing is, I have a sign on the door that says beware rotweiler about.
some people are just really thick, not going to ring the coppers cant see the point, he learned his lesson the hard way
oh he looks so sweet as well
my ickle puppy decided to give him a little nibble to remind him not to do it, ive just been cleaning blood of the letterbox
dont think he will do that again in a rush
funny thing is, I have a sign on the door that says beware rotweiler about.
some people are just really thick, not going to ring the coppers cant see the point, he learned his lesson the hard way
oh he looks so sweet as well
Simon