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Gypsy seems more interested in the camera/your iPhone(?) than the snacks.
twerppoet
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Gypsy seems more interested in the camera/your iPhone(?) than the snacks.
More interested in seeing whether that was all she was going to get. She doesn't eat a snack until she's sure it's the best I'm going to offer.
She's a clever dog.More interested in seeing whether that was all she was going to get. She doesn't eat a snack until she's sure it's the best I'm going to offer.
You're lucky! Mine gobbles up the snack first and then acts as if he hasn't been fed for days.More interested in seeing whether that was all she was going to get. She doesn't eat a snack until she's sure it's the best I'm going to offer.
Andrew
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twerppoet
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Yes, and no. It's hard to find a dog food that she will eat unless she is practically starving to death; so she ends up with far more snacks than she should probably get, because I feel guilty. On the other hand, I've had her for six years and she's never shown any signs of getting fat.
twerppoet
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Driving Mis Gypsy
I picked up my new bike yesterday, and this showed up from Amazon today. It was surprisingly easy to get her to go in, and once she figured out she was getting a ride she settled right down.
But now I' kind of sour and not looking forward to how I'll feel tomorrow.
I picked up my new bike yesterday, and this showed up from Amazon today. It was surprisingly easy to get her to go in, and once she figured out she was getting a ride she settled right down.
But now I' kind of sour and not looking forward to how I'll feel tomorrow.
What a nice looking dog Joykjimf! A Havanese eh? They seem to be very similar to my Maltese cross pooch ....
Some similarity in the features, ears and coat. Good choice there!
Andrew
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islandman
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I have a pet, a pet like you've perhaps never had yourself. It dosen't need feeding or cleaning, well perhaps it needs freshening up every year.
Like all pets, we can her "Sheila", only because she looks like a Sheila.
She needs no walking or exercise, but gets lots of admiring looks and some people stop and take photographs of her. Over the years she has lost a few teeth, but hopefully as I have them in my garden shed, they will be replaced.
OK, so what do you think of her:-
Like all pets, we can her "Sheila", only because she looks like a Sheila.
She needs no walking or exercise, but gets lots of admiring looks and some people stop and take photographs of her. Over the years she has lost a few teeth, but hopefully as I have them in my garden shed, they will be replaced.
OK, so what do you think of her:-
twerppoet
iPad Fan
I have a pet, a pet like you've perhaps never had yourself. It dosen't need feeding or cleaning, well perhaps it needs freshening up every year.
Like all pets, we can her "Sheila", only because she looks like a Sheila.
She needs no walking or exercise, but gets lots of admiring looks and some people stop and take photographs of her. Over the years she has lost a few teeth, but hopefully as I have them in my garden shed, they will be replaced.
OK, so what do you think of her:-
I think there's something fishy about your pet.
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islandman
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When we first acquired "Shiela", little did we think it would prove to be an attraction. Children drag their parents to se her, tourists stop, stare and grin to themselves as they walk past, no doubt thinking "what crazy goon lives here?".
A few teeth are missing, but I have them ready to replace when the moment is right.
There is another anecdote that might amuse you. To position here at the right angle, I had to remove some bamboo into which there was a metal stake. I pulled the stake out and in doing so, punctured a gas main. I think the stake was rusty and it scored the metal. Anyway, there was a loud whoosh and stench of gas.
I had to call the emergency services, fire,police and gas. Roads had to be closed, traffic diverted, police did house to house calls to inform residents and the fire brigade had to hose the house to keep the gas fumes down. It was a hot day, people had barbecues and they needed to ensure escaping gas didn't cause an explosion.
After several hours, everything was fine. Local newspapers covered the story and was my face red.
When all was safe and the gas people prepared to leave, each of the gas fitters posed with their head in the sharks mouth and had their photo taken so they could show their children and grandchildren.
Sorry I've taken up so much of your time, but I am full of anecdotes.
A few teeth are missing, but I have them ready to replace when the moment is right.
There is another anecdote that might amuse you. To position here at the right angle, I had to remove some bamboo into which there was a metal stake. I pulled the stake out and in doing so, punctured a gas main. I think the stake was rusty and it scored the metal. Anyway, there was a loud whoosh and stench of gas.
I had to call the emergency services, fire,police and gas. Roads had to be closed, traffic diverted, police did house to house calls to inform residents and the fire brigade had to hose the house to keep the gas fumes down. It was a hot day, people had barbecues and they needed to ensure escaping gas didn't cause an explosion.
After several hours, everything was fine. Local newspapers covered the story and was my face red.
When all was safe and the gas people prepared to leave, each of the gas fitters posed with their head in the sharks mouth and had their photo taken so they could show their children and grandchildren.
Sorry I've taken up so much of your time, but I am full of anecdotes.
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