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Or you could drive over to the new park between Kylie Ave and Wiggs Rd - entry off Kylie Ave and parking is a bit of a bugger, but seems to be empty most of the time... T.

Awesome news! Thanks Katdogs! T.

Awww... there's my little man... lording it all over his new "slaves"... lol! Looks like he and Piper have become best buddies in record time - hard not to because Milo is such an outgoing little fellow really... *giggle* Any pics of Milo on his skindaddy's bike yet? The look on Magnum's face says it all, doesn't it? hahaha! T.

My previous dogs have been allowed to run in the park with their CC's on - but I'm technically supervising them if that's the case... I never leave ANY of my dogs alone with ANY sort of collar on... T.

Nope - apparently you need to have a member account to view the pics in the forums... T.

Needs a password/account to view... T.

one of the links in 1. is bad - here it is... http://www.knittingpatterncentral.com/directory/pets.php T.

Awww... too sweet! Love the photo in the kitchen - she looks like she's been caught telling them how to do naughty things... lol! T.

I like to use check chains when training, flat collars when out for a play at the park, and nothing around my dogs' necks when at home. T.

I don't like to think what may have happened if he managed to find the M5... Crossing fingers that little Bailey turns up safe and well. T.

Mine all know the sound of my car pulling into the drive... and they let me know before I've opened the door that they are all where they are supposed to be... *grin* T.

Do the owners have a photo of Bailey that you can possibly post here? Depending on which rangers could be called, he could turn up at Fairford Rd, Renbury, or Carlton... DOLers get about to all of those places, so if they know what he looks like, they may be able to holler if he turns up at one of those places... T.

When I was in my teens, I used to go to my neighbour's place and feed their dogs, cat, goats, sheep, chickens, ducks, and geese daily while they were on holidays... for free... I am happy to feed and play with my current neighbour's dogs if they are away for a few days too... for free... I'm and old fashioned girl... *grin* T.

Yay for Luki!!! He has found himself the bestest forever home ever with you k9angel!! T.

Pity they want a medium sized dog... I have a totally perfect option for a nice family right here... http://www.nswar.org.au/zoe.htm This young lady is the dream foster dog so far - well behaved, totally loving, not noisy, and almost fully toilet trained. She is on the larger size of a small dog at around 8kgs (need to get me a proper weight check). She'd be just fine with 1 hour or less of walking per day, does couch cuddles like a true professional, and is also happy enough with her own company if you are too busy to play right then and there. Oh, and she would only need a mandatory brush over whenever you felt like it - wash and wear dog! T.

How about something sappy and appealing like Buddy? T.

My cousin's wife got me a large one on Ebay for $20... pity my Lab hates it... grrr! T.

Hahaha @ the "spotty dingo" visual... too funny! How about "Sonny" for a name? Something fairly similar to what he already knows - and it's different enough from your other two dogs' names... ... or Hunter? T.

Is Dakota a slightly nervy girl? I used to have a male Rotti that used to lick his front paws when he was stressed... Have her checked by the vet anyway, I reckon - if only to rule out any physical cause that might get worse... T.

How about renaming him "Duffy" - he sounds like your typical Dally duffer puppy... *grin* Don't forget that we want pics as soon as you have him in your care, OK? T.

What's wrong with "speshul" dogs? I have 2 of them here... he'd fit right in methinks... lol! Right now I've got a feral foster small scruffy who thinks that jumping up onto my lap and trying to chase my mouse and licking my fingers is appropriate behaviour for this time of night... *sigh* T.

If I were looking for a pure Staffordshire - I'd be begging with ReadySetGo... *grin* T.

Cuz balls definitely! One of the few things my Lab hasn't managed to destroy to date - 4.5 years and still going strong! The orange rubber Chuckit balls are also indestructible - we have about 5 of those, and they have withstood the crazy chewy Labrador onslaught x2 (and numerous foster pups of all shapes and sizes) - they are around $20 for 2, but well worth the money because you won't be replacing them unless they get lost... T.

Flood? I'd stay if I wasn't allowed to take the dogs... I can swim and so can they... Fire? The dogs are coming with me - no ifs or buts. I can replace the house and contents... but can't replace my furkids... they go where I go if there's an evacuation. T.

If you are using the wooden traps, you have to wash them after every caught rat - others can smell death on it... Bait the trap with chocolate - rats absolutely lose their frigging minds when it comes to chocolate - they love it, and will chance death to get to it. My Dad paced a trap with chocolate in their roof, and hadn't even reached for the manhole cover before he caught the mongrel thing! I had pet rats that would try to pry your lips open if you were eating chocolate... T.