MsKatie

I would second the inside in a crate - taking it outside and teaching a word for toilet advice too - I did it with our Bloodhound and it certaily makes life easier

Wonder if it's a dog form of ADHD or Aspergers?

Hugs to you Kirty - hope all goes well at the vet - no advice just sending supportive thoughts

Hugs, kelpie kisses and bloodhound drool to you Jed - welcome back

I have a Bloodhound I get tired of the "What is he?" - "He's only HOW old?" and I got the "Got a saddle for it" comment for the first time *Sigh* Oh - and the "Aw - he looks sad" - he isn't - the sod just plays on it for sympathy

Personal details sent - sorry for the stuff up

Paid for my 6 - Dammit - I forgot my DOL name too - but paid through paypal if that helps :rolleyes:

Poor Ching - but she will be much happier now that her eyes are better And Earl has informed me that he would love to be a pin up boy

Like this idea

What beautiful puppies *sigh* can I put my name on the waiting list now ...... ..........For 10 years time :D

No - I actually brought that home again as it didn't get opened - will bring one along to the next meet to make up for it

Love them Ravyk - would love the copies They are such a beautiful bunch of dogs - and people :D And again - apologies for the Earl drool

Well done for taking this further

Brave decision lynda - let yourself grieve for her - run free Kobi - where there is no more pain

I took Earl ( 8 month bloodhound) in to meet my class of 10 year olds - they loved him and it was a valuable opportunity to teach them about dogs and what to do - we took it 3 at a time to meet him at first - he sat on 2 of them to get more cuddles and rolled over for belly rubs for another couple

I've trained my kids particularly my daughter who loves dogs - she will automatically ask "Can I pat your dog" and doesn't mind if they say no This is her getting Frosty kisses (after being properly introduced)

Put my comment onto their page - how cruel is this - morons

Sarah has been adopted

Damn - this was looking so good too - so - more cute fluffy little Malamute puppies dumped in pounds as soon as they get a bit bigger and actually need some attention and work put into them - bl**dy morons

Full name "Centitout My Name is Earl" - suppose the next one could be called Randy :cool:

I woudl love to take her but we just don't have the room and Earl is only 8 months old - plus OH would divorce me *sigh*

Thanks spottychick have fixed the link Slingers - not so you'd notice

On the roof!! haven't quite got that one yet - but the kelpie has nice stripes along her back at times Oh yeah - gotta love them - Earl got me a good one right up the sleeve of my jacket as we left the house for a walk - I have seen myself putting my dressing gown on to walk out the back to get in my car to go to work so he doesn't Earl my work clothes

Earl just drools - we have a new word in our house "Earled" - as in "You've been Earled" "Eeeeeek - he just Earled me" Here is a picture of him - just after a drink but still show his efforts

Sarah @ petshaven Was looking through the petrescue and came across this gorgeous bloodhound girl - poor thing - 16 months old - have posted in Rescue but thought I would try General too She was fostered but now her fosterer can't keep her - she needs to find a home - she is good with other dogs and cats - and with older kids - she is a big dog (as I know - Bloodhounds are not the most graceful of doggies - but sooo cute) So wish I could help this girl - fingers crossed - anyone want a Bloodhound????