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ooo-err. That's not good. Hot, soapy water. Soak finger for about 10 minutes or more. Rub soggy glue off finger. Repeat as necessary. Meanwhile, apply gin internally. Tomorrow is another day, and it will be better!

It is not bloomin' fair. It's not not not fair at all. My hoomans are spending all their time doing stuff in this house next door that they say is called renovaytin and strippinpaper and cleerinout and bonfyres. And it's really dull and boring and I just have to sit and watch them and they...

Good job, Rory, it's part of what we are meant to do....make our hoomans less sweary and stompy.

No, Rory, that's not right.... you is a LABRADOR, you do the eating, not the being eaten. Just eat your way out of it mate....nom nom nom...

That has just given me my biggest grin of the month! Yaaaaayyyyyy!!!!!!!

Come ON lambies, we need you now. Everything crossed for you here....

I'm going to hide some of my bestest treats and dinner for you Harley and you can have them when you come and see me and I won't touch them nonononononono not even a little nibble well maybe a little nibble. I lovelovelove you.

Oh nooooooooooooo! Nooooooooooooo! Harley pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeez don't be jealous, I lovelovelove you more than anyone evereverever…. I love you more than spaggetty and I love you more than biskits and I love you more than cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeezzzz! I'll share my dinner with you...

Ah, run free Oliver. You've done your job and you'll always be loved. Big hugs to you, @Woodwoman - you did your loving job by him too. I'm sorry you have to go through the pain of missing him.

Oh, but I LOVE Harley! She'll understand I hope. It's just that this little dog reallyreallyreally smelled oooooooooooooooooooooo just oooooooooooooooosniffsniffsniff and wow. I do love you best of all, Harley darling @Naya . Pongo xxx

I met a new dog yesterday and she smelled GORGEOUS. Dad sniggered at me. Mum said she was out of my league. But I'm sure she loves me.

Very interested in this, @Heidrun. How easy is it to apply?

Thank you everyone! Yes, this is what I've always thought. It's useful to know that others do the same sort of thing. And thanks @snowbunny because that's a really good point...and also that if he is looking "stiff" then that might be a trigger to another dog. We hardly ever use a lead...

OK forum friends, help me unpick this one.... Slightly long story here, but I want to give the background in case anything is relevant. We went trailing yesterday. For various good reasons, interactions between the dogs are not encouraged, so Pongo is not generally allowed to say hello etc -...

And THAT is why Carbon has found his way to you - so that he can charm your lawyer. You see? Everything happens for a reason....

Poor lad! Dip a big spoon in runny honey and let it run off so it is just thinly coated....then let him lick it off a tiny bit at a time. We found it was really good for soothing the coughing (and Pongo thought it was the best thing ever...)

When people ask what I have learned from having a dog, my very first answer is "I've learned not to take myself so seriously". From the early puppy days when I realised that I was nothing more nor less than a toilet attendant for a small canine, right up to today when I can confidently expect...

what more could you ask for? :clap::facepalm: I think we need some forum awards for realistic triumphs. "Did not hump frisky lady dog" is definitely in the gold star category. "Let postie deliver parcel without trying to unwrap it before it hits the table" would be a silver star for Pongo...

Visit us any time, Jen!

And that's the point, isn't it? I've decided that if I am going to fret every time the Pongster does something like this, then I'll be in an early grave. Don't misunderstand me, I really DO understand the problem that can be caused for others when my dog runs up uncontrolled; I understand that...