I couldn't be without my dog now, the last 5 years have flown by.
I am lucky though due to our lass being a lady of leisure,it means there is always someone in the house with jack, it really isn't fair to have a dog then leave it alone all the time.
here is a good rule guide for anyone thinking of buying a dog, it may be a bit soppy for some but it makes perfect sense.
http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rc...sg=AFQjCNHJSioy6RE05EiVS0uJzDTTDAYePg&cad=rja
I knew I shouldn't have read that as I'm a soppy old git. I wonder how many dog lovers read that and immediately gave their dog a hug? I know I did!
 
This is my dog. I know they don't have the best reputation but mine Is as good as gold especially with the kids.
 

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I've never met a bad tempered staffy mate, and I've met a lot of them

It's good to hear that. When I walk her down the beach most other dog owners run and put there dogs back on the lead and change direction just because she's as staffy lol.
 
I've never met a bad tempered staffy mate, and I've met a lot of them

You haven't met Tidyboiler yet have you? Face like an angel, a mouth like a Docker and a punch that can knock a grown man out with the first clout:laugh:
 
should be able to keep you in line then.
 
A little personal note.
I have recently had some fairly significant surgery so, much of the dog walking has fallen to my dear wife. She is also my official carer. The dog, and we've had him just a few months, is the unofficial carer.

Yesterday, I had a particularly bad day. I slept a lot and the dog kept an eye on me. Is a sixth sense or is he just thinking that the old boy is not behaving normally. Whatever, he is there.

Today, I was over that and walked the dog five times. He was a happy chappy. We have parks and woods and he can run around off the lead. And comes back upon request. "lead". He come trotting up, and sits down ready.

So we got to the park and, as usual, I let him off the lead. OK. I laid down. I expected him to run about and find one of his pee trees. No. He just laid right beside me and licked my hand and waited for me to move.

Certainly Mr Unofficial Carer in my book.
 
An elegant stance......
Happy, confident. He has come a long way in six months from that shy fellow who wouldn't even get in the car..

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