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in the car or on the bonnet????
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why does anyone need a rotty or a pitbull anyway?? and why is it that if you live in a council estate you are 10 times more likely to own one???????????????????????
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Well it’s that time of year again, the harvest is coming in, the fruits of our labours are being consumed and the veggies are tasting sooo much better than shop bought.
I harvested my carrots today :shock:
:lol2:
Anyone else got any weird veg in their harvest?
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painting and bloody decorating ,,,ffs . never buy an old house that needs work
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We have 2 Rotweillers and a young child and under no cercumstancies would i ever leave my daughter alone with them, my dogs are soooooo soft natured and would give u a nasty lick rather than a bite but you can never take that chance with any dogs.
But i think something must have happened for the dog to do what it did.
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1. The dogs owners. Dogs kept purely as guard dogs are more likely to be difficult, damn difficult, than those kept indoors as pets. 99% of the time it's the owner who ultimately causes the problem. Like Alsatians, always worry about the owner and therefore the dogs when they are called Prince or King!
2. Keeping two dogs together of the same breed is asking for it if they are big dogs. They become a pack and you are not necessarily pack leader when push comes to shove. I approve of keeping two dogs together and don't like the idea of a dog kept without companionship of its own kind, but choose dogs with different character traits, it's much safer.
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We have 2 Rotweillers and a young child and under no cercumstancies would i ever leave my daughter alone with them, my dogs are soooooo soft natured and would give u a nasty lick rather than a bite but you can never take that chance with any dogs.
But i think something must have happened for the dog to do what it did.