For the Dog lovers out there..........

by SEXY MAMA Mon Sep 28, 2015 11:04 am

First topic message reminder :

Im thinking of getting a Labrador.

Its my first Dog so I need help lol

Apparently the rescue centre are going to pay my house a visit first!

by SEXY MAMA Wed Sep 30, 2015 7:37 pm

Ok rant time........

Apparently i have to have selected dogs as im a first time adopter! Yes i made that word up

Ffs i was willing to adopt an 8 year old staffie as he was in the battersea home for over a year!

They said no as i have no experience with Dogs!

I said the Dog will be with me all day! I will look after it and wont leave him on his own!
Its a friggin nightmare!

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh

by SEXY MAMA Wed Sep 30, 2015 7:43 pm

veya_victaous wrote:
SEXY MAMA wrote:Awww your dogs are all gorgeous. Thanks for all the info guys.

I would want to adopt an older dog Sass about 2 years and over who needs a good home.

Wish me luck x

Good work
doesn't matter the breed
Both my dogs are rescued (a Jack Russell and a Maltese cross)

Puppies are cute but there is something special about dogs that 'know' when they have finally found their forever home

if you teach a dog to trust again it's loyalty knows no bounds

Thanks just hope i find him/ her soon.

by Guest Wed Sep 30, 2015 7:54 pm

why dont you just get a puppy from a breeder

or do what you Muslims do best apply taqqiya

lie about your experience.

I hate fucking jobsworths, so you can trust me mama i wouldnt dob you in for fibbing

by SEXY MAMA Wed Sep 30, 2015 7:59 pm

smelly-bandit wrote:why dont you just get a puppy from a breeder

or do what you Muslims do best apply taqqiya

lie about your experience.

I hate fucking jobsworths, so you can trust me mama i wouldnt dob you in for fibbing

The whole point is i would like a rescue Dog and an older one at that so im making a difference!

by Guest Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:01 pm

SEXY MAMA wrote:
smelly-bandit wrote:why dont you just get a puppy from a breeder

or do what you Muslims do best apply taqqiya

lie about your experience.

I hate fucking jobsworths, so you can trust me mama i wouldnt dob you in for fibbing

The whole point is i would like a rescue Dog and an older one at that so im making a difference!

Much better to rescue an older dog, the puppies always get homes, it's the older ones that dont.

by SEXY MAMA Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:02 pm

sassy wrote:
SEXY MAMA wrote:

The whole point is i would like a rescue Dog and an older one at that so im making a difference!

Much better to rescue an older dog, the puppies always get homes, it's the older ones that dont.

Indeed.

by Guest Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:10 pm

SEXY MAMA wrote:
smelly-bandit wrote:why dont you just get a puppy from a breeder

or do what you Muslims do best apply taqqiya

lie about your experience.

I hate fucking jobsworths, so you can trust me mama i wouldnt dob you in for fibbing

The whole point is i would like a rescue Dog and an older one at that so im making a difference!

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x

by SEXY MAMA Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:13 pm

feelthelove wrote:
SEXY MAMA wrote:

The whole point is i would like a rescue Dog and an older one at that so im making a difference!

That's a lovely thing to do Sexy, rescue dogs often need a lot of time and affection but so rewarding x

Thanks FTL i hope i find the right one soon! I just cant belive how hard it is lol
xxx

by Guest Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:13 pm

SEXY MAMA wrote:
sassy wrote:

Much better to rescue an older dog, the puppies always get homes, it's the older ones that dont.

Indeed.

Whatever dog you get, you need to socialise it with other dogs, they get so much fun playing together.

by Guest Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:14 pm

SEXY MAMA wrote:
feelthelove wrote:

That's a lovely thing to do Sexy, rescue dogs often need a lot of time and affection but so rewarding x

Thanks FTL i hope i find the right one soon! I just cant belive how hard it is lol
xxx

Go with your instinct, you'll be fine xx

by SEXY MAMA Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:15 pm

sassy wrote:
SEXY MAMA wrote:

Indeed.

Whatever dog you get, you need to socialise it with other dogs, they get so much fun playing together.

I dont know any other Dogs!!!

by SEXY MAMA Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:16 pm

sassy wrote:
SEXY MAMA wrote:

Thanks FTL i hope i find the right one soon! I just cant belive how hard it is lol
xxx

Go with your instinct, you'll be fine xx

Im dreading going to see them face to face! All sad faces looking back at you Sad

xxxx

by Guest Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:17 pm

SEXY MAMA wrote:
sassy wrote:

Go with your instinct, you'll be fine xx

Im dreading going to see them face to face! All sad faces looking back at you

xxxx

I know, don't come back with 10 lol !!!

by SEXY MAMA Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:20 pm

sassy wrote:
SEXY MAMA wrote:

Im dreading going to see them face to face! All sad faces looking back at you

xxxx

I know, don't come back with 10 lol !!!

Hahaha!

by eddie Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:23 pm

SEXY MAMA wrote:
sassy wrote:
SEXY MAMA wrote:

Indeed.

Whatever dog you get, you need to socialise it with other dogs, they get so much fun playing together.

I dont know any other Dogs!!!

Hahahahahaha just take your new dog for a walk (when they decide to give you one Rolling Eyes

) and you'll meet other dogs.

by Guest Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:25 pm

eddie wrote:
SEXY MAMA wrote:

I dont know any other Dogs!!!

Hahahahahaha just take your new dog for a walk (when they decide to give you one ) and you'll meet other dogs.

Yep, local park, lovely to see all the dogs running together and playing, providing it's safe, off the lead so that they don't feel threatened by the other dogs.

by eddie Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:26 pm

I miss not having a dog.

by Guest Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:27 pm

eddie wrote:I miss not having a dog.

I bet you do, for me a home isn't a home without one, but that's just me.

by eddie Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:29 pm

My mums dogs were her saviour when my dad died sassy. They gave her a reason to get up and made her feel less lonely.

by Guest Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:31 pm

eddie wrote:My mums dogs were her saviour when my dad died sassy. They gave her a reason to get up and made her feel less lonely.

Same here, although I had my family around me, it was my Wally who sat up with me night after night and never left my side.

by SEXY MAMA Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:32 pm

I can imagine. They are not just pets they become a member of the family.

by eddie Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:33 pm

sassy wrote:
eddie wrote:My mums dogs were her saviour when my dad died sassy. They gave her a reason to get up and made her feel less lonely.

Same here, although I had my family around me, it was my Wally who sat up with me night after night and never left my side.

Wonderful companions. My mum cried into her dogs' necks and they sat so quietly and just loved her.

Making me well up just thinking about it.

I was so grateful to those dogs.
All gone now to doggy heaven x

by Guest Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:34 pm

eddie wrote:
sassy wrote:

Same here, although I had my family around me, it was my Wally who sat up with me night after night and never left my side.

Wonderful companions. My mum cried into her dogs' necks and they sat so quietly and just loved her.

Making me well up just thinking about it.

I was so grateful to those dogs.
All gone now to doggy heaven x

Same with my Wally bless him, he saved my sanity, still miss him even though I have Benny.

by eddie Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:36 pm

To all our wonderful canine buddies

by Guest Wed Sep 30, 2015 8:39 pm

eddie wrote:

To all our wonderful canine buddies

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by Guest Wed Sep 30, 2015 9:02 pm

outside of a dog a book is a mans best friend

inside of a dog its too dark to read..............

by veya_victaous Thu Oct 01, 2015 1:54 am

by SEXY MAMA Fri Oct 09, 2015 12:39 pm

Ok guys so some good news!

Getting a female Dog age 7 from Spain rescue centre. They work with the Dog watch charity in the UK.

She's lived in the kennel for over 5 years and has a slight limp which doesn't affect her health in any way,
I just had to have her after reading that!

She is coming over 2nd week of November if my home visit is approved!

by Original Quill Fri Oct 09, 2015 4:16 pm

SEXY MAMA wrote:Ok guys so some good news!

Getting a female Dog age 7 from Spain rescue centre. They work with the Dog watch charity in the UK.

She's lived in the kennel for over 5 years and has a slight limp which doesn't affect her health in any way,
I just had to have her after reading that!

She is coming over 2nd week of November if my home visit is approved!

A spaniel with a limp that only speaks Spanish?? Does she smoke?

by SEXY MAMA Mon Oct 12, 2015 10:52 am

Original Quill wrote:
SEXY MAMA wrote:Ok guys so some good news!

Getting a female Dog age 7 from Spain rescue centre. They work with the Dog watch charity in the UK.

She's lived in the kennel for over 5 years and has a slight limp which doesn't affect her health in any way,
I just had to have her after reading that!

She is coming over 2nd week of November if my home visit is approved!

A spaniel with a limp that only speaks Spanish?? Does she smoke?

by nicko Mon Oct 12, 2015 1:38 pm

IT's good of you Sexy, but what's the matter with a dog from the RSPCA?

by Guest Mon Oct 12, 2015 2:24 pm

SEXY MAMA wrote:Ok guys so some good news!

Getting a female Dog age 7 from Spain rescue centre. They work with the Dog watch charity in the UK.

She's lived in the kennel for over 5 years and has a slight limp which doesn't affect her health in any way,
I just had to have her after reading that!

She is coming over 2nd week of November if my home visit is approved!

She looks very sweet but you are quite mad.
A poorly healed fracture suggests neglect and there is going to be a reason she has been there five years.
That poor dog is going to have issues to say the least. Only an experienced dog person in a house with no children or other animals should take this on.
Why from Spain anyway, dog rescue centres are full to busting here in Britain.

by Original Quill Mon Oct 12, 2015 4:04 pm

SEXY MAMA wrote:
Original Quill wrote:

A spaniel with a limp that only speaks Spanish?? Does she smoke?

Oppps...just a joke...laughing at the circumstances, not your dog. You will admit it is a bit strange to go all the way to Spain to get a dog.

But congratulations. Give her a hug.

by SEXY MAMA Mon Oct 12, 2015 6:41 pm

nicko wrote:IT's good of you Sexy, but what's the matter with a dog from the RSPCA?

I tried them all! Battersea Dogs home, mayhew rescue and RSPCA the problem is the Dogs either cant live with Cats or as a fist time Dog owner im not good enough!

by Guest Mon Oct 12, 2015 7:09 pm

SEXY MAMA wrote:
nicko wrote:IT's good of you Sexy, but what's the matter with a dog from the RSPCA?

I tried them all! Battersea Dogs home, mayhew rescue and RSPCA the problem is the Dogs either cant live with Cats or as a fist time Dog owner im not good enough!

i told you what to do, and once again you refuse to listen to me and once again it goes to pot

LIE!!! LIE!!! LIE!!!

lie like a cheap watch

lie like a Muslim (youre good at that)

lie like a politician!!!!!

lying is the only way forward with any jobsworth.

by Guest Mon Oct 12, 2015 7:19 pm

SEXY MAMA wrote:
nicko wrote:IT's good of you Sexy, but what's the matter with a dog from the RSPCA?

I tried them all! Battersea Dogs home, mayhew rescue and RSPCA the problem is the Dogs either cant live with Cats or as a fist time Dog owner im not good enough!

Hi Sexy, it's not about being good enough. These dogs have had a bad start in life and need to be carefully placed. It's all about the dog and giving it the best chance it has to have a happy and loving home.

I'm sure you have a big heart but a dog like this needs one on one attention. There is a reason why you have been refused by Battersea, Mayhew and the RSPCA. Don't take it personally. These charities have one thing in mind, getting these animals new homes, forever homes.

Talk to Sassy, she will help you find a dog who needs a new home for you to love I love you

xxx

by SEXY MAMA Mon Oct 12, 2015 7:51 pm

feelthelove wrote:
SEXY MAMA wrote:

I tried them all! Battersea Dogs home, mayhew rescue and RSPCA the problem is the Dogs either cant live with Cats or as a fist time Dog owner im not good enough!

Hi Sexy, it's not about being good enough. These dogs have had a bad start in life and need to be carefully placed. It's all about the dog and giving it the best chance it has to have a happy and loving home.

I'm sure you have a big heart but a dog like this needs one on one attention. There is a reason why you have been refused by Battersea, Mayhew and the RSPCA. Don't take it personally. These charities have one thing in mind, getting these animals new homes, forever homes.

Talk to Sassy, she will help you find a dog who needs a new home for you to love xxx

Hey FTL xxx

The charity know im a first time owner and that i have a cat. They will be coming for the home visit soon.

by SEXY MAMA Mon Oct 12, 2015 7:52 pm

smelly-bandit wrote:
SEXY MAMA wrote:

I tried them all! Battersea Dogs home, mayhew rescue and RSPCA the problem is the Dogs either cant live with Cats or as a fist time Dog owner im not good enough!

i told you what to do, and once again you refuse to listen to me and once again it goes to pot

LIE!!! LIE!!! LIE!!!

lie like a cheap watch

lie like a Muslim (youre good at that)

lie like a politician!!!!!

lying is the only way forward with any jobsworth.

I dont want to lie! Rolling Eyes

by SEXY MAMA Mon Oct 12, 2015 7:54 pm

Original Quill wrote:
SEXY MAMA wrote:

Oppps...just a joke...laughing at the circumstances, not your dog. You will admit it is a bit strange to go all the way to Spain to get a dog.

But congratulations. Give her a hug.

I know right! Basketball

by Guest Mon Oct 12, 2015 8:37 pm

Sexy...you are totally nuts dontcha know????

BAD idea taking on a (likely abused /neglected dog) with no previous experience of dog handling

Seriously doing that is NOT a job for the inexperienced or (with all due respect) unknowlegeable.

can YOU read canine body language accurately?

can YOU understand how dogs "reason" (and yes they do....)

I have 45 years plus of dog handling...from GSD's to chihuahuas and if anyone with children proposed such an idea to me my answer would be a flat "dont do it"

you might get away with it and everything will be fine....but then again you might well not

then you end up with a child scarred for life and terrified of dogs....or worse....

Is It REALLY worth it?

Please...rethink this........

by Guest Mon Oct 12, 2015 8:39 pm

IF you want a "family dog and its your first dog....

get yourself a dopey soft roly poly labrador....

by Guest Mon Oct 12, 2015 11:43 pm

victorismyhero wrote:IF you want a "family dog and its your first dog....

get yourself a dopey soft roly poly labrador....

Absolutely not. Labradors are hard work and much harder to train to be sociable with cats. I adore my Benny, but I would never say that he should be anyone's 'first dog', he has unending energy, will quite literally 'talk back' to you if he doesn't want to do something and needs huge amounts of exercise, as do all labs when they are young. As my vet said, Labs don't grow up until they are about 10 and then die about about 13.

by Guest Tue Oct 13, 2015 12:10 am

Although he was the cutest little munchkin at 2 months!

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by Raggamuffin Tue Oct 13, 2015 8:39 am

What's wrong with getting a dog with a slight limp? It doesn't mean the dog is going to be vicious does it?

by Guest Tue Oct 13, 2015 9:01 am

Raggamuffin wrote:What's wrong with getting a dog with a slight limp? It doesn't mean the dog is going to be vicious does it?

No Raggs it doesn't, but a dog that had been mistreated and kept in captivity for five years is going to have psychological problems. Putting it through the stress of a flight to totally different surroundings is in my opinion, cruel. Thats before you even consider the other occupants of the home its going to.

by Raggamuffin Tue Oct 13, 2015 9:05 am

Nems wrote:
Raggamuffin wrote:What's wrong with getting a dog with a slight limp? It doesn't mean the dog is going to be vicious does it?

No Raggs it doesn't, but a dog that had been mistreated and kept in captivity for five years is going to have psychological problems. Putting it through the stress of a flight to totally different surroundings is in my opinion, cruel. Thats before you even consider the other occupants of the home its going to.

Well if nobody takes the dog, it will stay there for another five years probably. I don't quite understand why she can't find one here though.

by Guest Tue Oct 13, 2015 9:08 am

Raggamuffin wrote:
Nems wrote:

No Raggs it doesn't, but a dog that had been mistreated and kept in captivity for five years is going to have psychological problems. Putting it through the stress of a flight to totally different surroundings is in my opinion, cruel. Thats before you even consider the other occupants of the home its going to.

Well if nobody takes the dog, it will stay there for another five years probably. I don't quite understand why she can't find one here though.

No dog should ever be left like that if they cant rehome it they should euthanize it

She cant get one in Britain because all the dog rehoming places say she is not suitable.

by Guest Tue Oct 13, 2015 9:47 am

The dog is a podenco, which is similar to a lurcher, and although it has a limp it has had everything done, vacinations etc and is a perfectly healthy dog. It's very difficult to rehome dogs in spain, which is probably why she has been in kennels so long. She is doing it through a respected dog charity over here, and yes the flight will be stressful, but it's one day and then she'll have a home if it goes ahead. SM knows that the poor thing will need loads of time and attention, it's never going to be left alone and she has no small children in the house now, time flies so fast and they are teenagers.

Really, she is not going into this with her eyes shut.

by Guest Tue Oct 13, 2015 10:13 am

sassy wrote:The dog is a podenco, which is similar to a lurcher, and although it has a limp it has had everything done, vacinations etc and is a perfectly healthy dog. It's very difficult to rehome dogs in spain, which is probably why she has been in kennels so long. She is doing it through a respected dog charity over here, and yes the flight will be stressful, but it's one day and then she'll have a home if it goes ahead. SM knows that the poor thing will need loads of time and attention, it's never going to be left alone and she has no small children in the house now, time flies so fast and they are teenagers.

Really, she is not going into this with her eyes shut.

Sorry I disagree completely. She has been turned down in Britain and there are many thousands of dogs need rehoming so they don't do that with out cause.

by Guest Tue Oct 13, 2015 10:20 am

She's still having a home check by the UK dog charity they work with.

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