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DOoin....

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tabulahrasa · 30/01/2013 20:56

Big Scary Rottie Grin

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HoneyDragon · 30/01/2013 20:59

Dammit woman your link doesn't work! I want cute rot tie pics

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tabulahrasa · 30/01/2013 21:11

To be fair, he is a bit bigger now, though you only need to be scared if you're made of cardboard,lol.

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D0oinMeCleanin · 30/01/2013 21:39

He was a cute little pup.

I see two on my walks sometimes. They're huge. They like to power lean me. They're always soaked. I can never decide if it is slobber or sea water Grin

They terrify me Blush Especially when they play nicely with my dogs Confused

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tabulahrasa · 30/01/2013 21:47

It's probably slobber...Grin

I just couldn't resist after you saying you were scared of them, lol. He looked like a stuffed toy when I first got him, no-one an be scared of stuffed toys.

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HoneyDragon · 30/01/2013 22:04

Rottweiler slobber is the only thing that can flattens dds curly hair. Grin

However

People judge you for letting to year olds run with with Rotties because they are twats

HoneyDragon · 30/01/2013 22:04

I want to steal your pup

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tabulahrasa · 30/01/2013 22:09

He's not here to be stolen :(

He's at the vets, they're operating on his elbow tomorrow - probably the other reason I posted photos, lol. They're keeping my poor baby dog till Saturday.

Then it's 3 weeks of crate rest, I'll probably let you steal him after a couple of days of that, lol

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HoneyDragon · 30/01/2013 22:14
Sad Thanks

Still you'll be demented by Tuesday Wink

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tabulahrasa · 30/01/2013 22:37

I doubt I'll even last as long as that, lol.

Off to the pet shop tomorrow to buy them out of chewy things and kongs.

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HoneyDragon · 30/01/2013 22:55

I had a £70 bill today as we had diarrereah with blood in. When I tell dh the dog is too young for rawhide I mean it Angry he gave it to her anyway to prove a point.

And he has proved a point.

She's too young for rawhide.

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tabulahrasa · 30/01/2013 23:15

Poor wee thing - I hope your DH feels suitably guilty.

Its dried tripe and things like paddy whack that I'm going for, he's not had bones yet either, but obviously they need to be raw so that's a seperate trip to the butchers.

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D0oinMeCleanin · 30/01/2013 23:58

Aw poor poorly dogs, hope they're both better soon.

I don't judge people who allow their toddlers to run with Rotties I just try not to look Grin

I know it's my issue. I do try to work with it. I force myself to interact with the two rotties on our walks, my head knows they are perfectly lovely dogs, my instincts tell me to run for my life Hmm I manage to control myself.

There is one lives near us called Ruby, fortunately she is dog aggressive so I get to avoid her because I nearly always have a dog. Dd2 likes to run up to her and give her a cuddle. I try not to look then too Blush

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tabulahrasa · 31/01/2013 00:04

Mine still isn't safe to run with toddlers or most other dogs - but in a bouncy licky puppy way - no two year old needs a head height puppy trying to jump in their arms and slobber on them, lol

Of course that would be if he was allowed to run on his dodgy leg.

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