Incoming, prepare for Bulldog thread takeover.
Looked at this 4 week old puppy at the weekend, just said we’ll take him.
(My identity hidden so nobody recognises me from my day job as a spy)
Incoming, prepare for Bulldog thread takeover.
Looked at this 4 week old puppy at the weekend, just said we’ll take him.
(My identity hidden so nobody recognises me from my day job as a spy)
Incoming, prepare for Bulldog thread takeover.
Looked at this 4 week old puppy at the weekend, just said we’ll take him.
(My identity hidden so nobody recognises me from my day job as a spy)
Incoming, prepare for Bulldog thread takeover.
Looked at this 4 week old puppy at the weekend, just said we’ll take him.
(My identity hidden so nobody recognises me from my day job as a spy)
So this little cutie just learned how to use the potty bells. This is both good news and bad news for us. She now tells us when she needs to go out to the bathroom, but she also learned that bells = power. She rings them so that she can get us to get up to go out with her, over and over again.
Incoming, prepare for Bulldog thread takeover.
Looked at this 4 week old puppy at the weekend, just said we’ll take him.
(My identity hidden so nobody recognises me from my day job as a spy)
Awwww.....what cute pup. You can take it over anytime.
Being a spy is a rough business
Great news
Big congratulations, can't wait to be inundated with puppy pics! 😀
Amazing !
Doggo question:
Gents, I will be relocating with the miss and the doggo. I’ll have to drive with my golf for 2000km more or less and is the first time I’m driving so much with my dog.
I was checking a bit online some recommendations and I was wondering what you could add to:
- obviously frequent breaks
- not driving too fast to avoid using the brakes harshly in case of danger
- limiting AC due to thermal shock between inside the car and outside (we are driving to Italy and is summer, so up to 40 Celsius)
- having some toys for her to play
... what else?
Thanks
So this little cutie just learned how to use the potty bells. This is both good news and bad news for us. She now tells us when she needs to go out to the bathroom, but she also learned that bells = power. She rings them so that she can get us to get up to go out with her, over and over again.
Time to meet the family
Thanks for that! Love the birds. We had a Goffins cockatoo for a number of years, and she was a real gem. She would sit on my chest and cuddle with me all evening, and would fly back to her cage to do her business, then fly back to me. When it came time to trim her nails, she would hold up her foot like she was a princess getting the finest treatment.
Sadly she had lead poisoning from a dish that came on a new cage (earthenware made in Mexico), and we had to give her daily injections of a chelating drug to help flush her system. It worked and she lived, but the trust between us and her was gone, and she changed dramatically after that. In the end we had to give her back to the breeder because she was injuring herself, so we were pretty torn up about that. Big mistake doing the injections ourselves...
But she was a great companion for many years. They are special creatures no doubt.
Potty bells? All this time I never heard of them. I knew about Pavlov’s dog and its bell.
I don’t think I’ll start though.
Incoming, prepare for Bulldog thread takeover.
Looked at this 4 week old puppy at the weekend, just said we’ll take him.
(My identity hidden so nobody recognises me from my day job as a spy)
Big mistake at my end, wife and daughters are now continually asking if we have more puppy pictures 🤦
Oh yes and as old Sandy is deaf and the wee boy doesn't bother what is happening they now think we should also have another dog for security purposes 😵💫
Wonder where that came from 😉
