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:o !!!!!!!!!!!Demanding!!!!!!!!!!!!! :o Who? Us? :lol:

She deserves steak on a regular basis. :lol: :o :lol:

Very informative, I have bookmarked it as suggested. :fadein:

:facelick: :facelick: Gorgeous :facelick: :facelick:

:B-fly: :multi: :B-fly: Congratulations Cassie :B-fly: :multi: :B-fly:

Haha, no I didn't switch ears. :roll: Rosie is a Orange Belton English Setter and her ears are mostly orange. Ruby has very light ears especially after she's been to the groomers which she had when that pic was taken. I can see what you mean though. :lol: :lol:

I've had this poem up on this site for a few years, it's just slightly different but a lovely reminder of our darling Jas. :angel: :angel: [url]http://www.in-memory-of-pets.com/personaltribute.asp?ID=1461[/url]

First one for me too (copycat me). :lol:

Yeah but why is it that they never do it on the wooden floor but always on the rugs, :x after all there is more floor than rugs. They must think the rugs are easier for us to clean. :o

Yeah, but it would be handy to have for when he's getting on my nerves. :lol:

:cunao: :cunao: :cunao:

Brilliant scenery, that's my kinda place. :lol: Welcome back Kiger. :lol: Bet you wish you were still there though. :(

Loved the animation Mouse. :lol: :lol: Can you get me one of those for when I want to get rid of Bri. :roll:

I'm here Rowie, I've already answered on the New Members Post. Hehe, I don't feel so alone now we have another Setter lover. I don't mean you all don't love setters :oops: :oops: :oops: but it's nice to have someone else on here who has one.

Now you won't be able to keep him out. :roll: Glad you had a nice time, good job you weren't too tired to help him out. :lol:

Just sent my opinion, but I don't know if it will do any good. I can't get that dogs face out of my mind. :cry: Oh and we got Ollie tonight for a week, he was sat on my knee while I was typing and half way through he put his paws on the keyboard and submitted only half of my message. Had to press the back button and finish it of. They'll have half my message and then the full one, bet they think I'm some loony. :evil:

Did you look into the eyes of that dog, they drew me into it's misery. :cry: :cry: :cry: I felt I could see into it's soul and it was crying out for help. :cry: :cry: :cry: Ban the human race!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :evil: :evil: :evil: or most of it anyway.

Must of been checking us out first. :o Pity you weren't here K, you could of reassured them that we are all normal :lol: :wink: :lol: :wink: :lol:

Yes I do K, because I was gobsmacked. :o There were [color=red]27 guests and 5 members,[/color] I couldn't believe there were so many guests on at once. :o

[quote]Most users ever online was 32 on Sun Aug 10, 2003 11:14 pm[/quote] I didn't miss it. :D Makes a change I normally miss the significant things. :( Glad to of been here when history was made. :o

I've just thought Courtnek. I don't know if he gets to go out a lot at home, some people don't bother exercising their dogs when they are only small. I was wondering, with him going on the Heath here 3-4 times a day if it might tire him out a little and he may become less hyper around the house. Don't worry, there is NO WAY I am leaving him in the same room as Rosie whilst I'm out. :o

We're having Emma's (Bri's daughter) Jack Russell (Ollie) next week while she goes on holiday. He's just been neutered (two weeks) as he marked my house when he visited before. :evil: I told her we couldn't have him unless he was neutered so she got him done. :D The thing is, he's too boisterous for Rosie, :roll: he's like a live wire tearing around the house and it's too much for her. Ruby just takes it in her stride but Rosie was growling and barking and snapping at him today. :( I don't think she'd do him any harm but you never know. I'm only out for a few hours per day, usually 3 days per week. I obviously can't leave him in the same room as Rosie, I don't want to crate him in case he yaps while I'm out. So it's either another room and hope he doesn't yap because he knows the other two are in the house, or take him with me on my round. Then I've got to be on guard in case he tries to jump out of the car everytime I get out. I was hoping he might calm down a bit when he's on his own with us. :roll: Dilemma's, Dilemma's. I'd better get prepared for a nervous breakdown. :o :D :o Oh, and I'd better prepare the neighbours as well. :oops: :oops:

Maybe she likes to have an audience, :o in which case she'll never get over it. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Oops, sorry all, guest was me, must of forgot to sign in. :roll:

I think it's the best sight in the world, watching your dogs running and having a good time. They're not here long, so I love to see them happy and carefree. It sounds like you had a brilliant time, and wasn't Lily good. :angel: :angel: