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- Herefordshire, UK
I agree.
Whatever puppy you choose, whatever his colour turns out to be, he will be different to Homer
Mr Stanley Blue
- Thread starter JES72
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Whatever puppy you choose, whatever his colour turns out to be, he will be different to Homer
This! I was so worried about this for so long, but it’s true. While there are some similarities, Axel and Hugo are also vastly differentI agree.
Whatever puppy you choose, whatever his colour turns out to be, he will be different to Homer
- Location
- SW London UK
Deposit has been paid! Now to get puppy ready. Buy a small size crate and puppy pen and vet bed and newspapers. What else is on the list?
Old towels, Specific solution, a good variety of chew toys… I think a comfy bed and the puppy pen is by far the most important thing. Maybe a little soft (Puppia) harness for vet visits and any off-the-floor out-and-abouts for the first few weeks, plus a light lead. Helps handling and getting used to equipment. How exciting!!
- Location
- Malvern Worcestershire
I also thought the Mother looked a lovely and responsive dog, which bodes well for the pups.Ooohhh exciting!
That mum and dad were there to meet is the biggest attraction for me.
Jacqui-S
Moderator
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
A lambie
- Location
- SW London UK
We liked the mum a lot, dad dog was a bit of a stud! He obviously had a strong bond with his owner. Both were chilled and relaxed at meeting us. Their health tests are good and both have field trial champs in their line. We saw pics of and older half brother to the pup who was a similar colour and had won something for field trials.
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
Oh we're so happy for you Janet, as soon as I saw the pictures I knew you were made for him and he was made for you
- Location
- SW London UK
Is there a special type of lambie?A lambie
- Location
- Ontario, Canada
Oh, huge congratulations!
Candy
Biscuit Tin Guardian
- Location
- West Yorkshire, UK
Of course there is! It must be woolly and snuggley (and indestructible!
)My congratulations on making the decision, it's clearly 'time' and I'm so pleased and excited for you.
Of course, he'll have to have his own thread on the forum and.......well, also a name!
- Location
- East Sussex
Lovely news - congratulations!
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
So very happy for you xxx
- Location
- SW London UK
And any tips on toilet training in winter?
Jacqui-S
Moderator
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
Wellies umbrella and warm clothes......
Stream treats for a result I think is usually a winner.
- Location
- Herefordshire, UK
So excited for you Janet xx And of course somewhat envious.
Does he have his name down for Mantrailing yet?
Does he have his name down for Mantrailing yet?
I would recommend a collar and a tube of prokolin.
Jacqui-S
Moderator
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
Used to be a Kong Cozie (or Knots) sheep/lamb but I don't think they make them anymore
Atemas
UK Tour Guide
- Location
- North Cambridgeshire
Great news.
This is very exciting news and I’m very happy for you. We got Red in February so spent a lot of time in and out the garden. Having outdoor shoes you can slip on and off quickly and a warm coat to hand