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Sorry not sure of dogs but we are GPS tracked in the trucks & boss can see us on the phone. (Smartphone). Ask the sellers if they set that up for you as part of the price, maybe?

Safe trip!!!!

Nawww, Friskie looks like an absolute sweetheart. I hope Perry is snuggling with her soon.

There will be pictures, right? Lucky Friskie :D

I got to take the accountant's SWF for a spin the other day & then a customer's ACD on Wednesday. She is my favourite dog out of the customers as well, I was chuffed to be allowed. Makes me drive more carefully so that's a good thing:D

It said 'burning pain in his midsection'. My bio Dad was a partial quad & 'pain' below his cord break would sometimes transfer higher up eg a bad bed sore might result in clamminess & nausea that felt like it was coming from his head.

Maybe family tree as an alternative? Or something like it? Researching your family's history is a very popular & known thing, even amongst the bogans :laugh: so maybe a word that conjures that up. Fantastic thread.

These dogs would be trained to be non-reactive to other dogs. But then they are sent out to owners who cannot see a threat to their dog coming & cannot minimise the harm done to their dog. They can't put their dog into a sit & move in front to protect them, or see a threat in the distance & decide to go a different way. I'd reckon guide dogs would be the most likely, as a group, to have reactive issues after a while, poor buggers. Great article, thanks.

This one's more of a diva :laugh:

You need a donate button on your FB page then, Ams. (Or there's one that I can't see???)

So sorry for your situation, Doggleworth. As Puddleduck said, I would get hubby to mind baby & have a last day with your boy. And be kind to yourself.

Thanks. Shared. Hope it finally starts a trend for targeting the right end of the leash.

Love it, stolen it too thanks :D

Bit too close to tge truth saying 'We had to remove our donation bin from the front of Woolies because we are not a charity & can't solicit donations', perhaps. (If say, someone asked where the bin went.)

Loved it & shared, thank you :D

Bertie, retired working border collie, hated people in the yard if I wasn't home. (This from the age of 12). Got very fierce & surprised & scared people who knew him as a sooky lala, which he was when I was home. Yes, if I was home it was all my problem, including the night a creepy guy jumped the fence. Bert didn't care, he was off-duty as far as he was concerned. When he was younger & lived with my sister, I wouldn't go into a yard where he was unless she or my stepmum came & escorted me. :laugh:

This. I'd harp on about how lucky their dogs are to have such devoted owners & that they are unusual, that plenty of people would PTS a dog before spending $4k on it, or take a dog to the pound before vetwork/training. And that they wouldn't be able to be sure they could find so many perfect homes like their dogs have. And maybe get together a list of excuses the pound/rescuers normally hear from people.

Happy birthday Stan!! Love the pics Please give Stan a big smooch from me, Mum!

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How do I 'share' the page? Is it just by 'liking' it? ETA nevermind, just shared from yours, thanks Woof.

Stolen, thank you

:rofl: He is so I've never been a greyhound person, but Stan is the best ambassador. He needs a blog

Sorry, but :rofl: Can't believe that face could get into mischief!!