Such a clever boy
Doggy brags
- Thread starter snowbunny
- Start date
Such a clever boy
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
Well done young Kipper me lad 
- Location
- Close to Devon/Somerset border
Attaboy Kipper 
- Location
- Herefordshire, UK
Excellent, good boy Kipper xx
Candy
Biscuit Tin Guardian
- Location
- West Yorkshire, UK
Oh, GoodBoyKipper!
GGJ LOVES a good boy!
GGJ LOVES a good boy!
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
Thanks Robyn! I did not know this would work out okay so it was a shot in the dark (and there were a lot of biscuits involved).
- Location
- SW London UK
Well done Cupar! That would never happen with Homer!
Yesterday I took the boys out for a walk by myself. Chewie walks pretty well with the pram and we were walking down the footpath when a mini fox terrier appeared from under a gate, no humans in sight l, specifically to growl and snap at Chewie. He just stood there calmly with a "wtf are you doing?" sort of expression while I made sure we were all steady and headed away from the grumpy dog. He would normally have jumped around excitedly, but not this time.
I've seen that dog wandering the streets before. If I see it again I'll write the owners a note and if I see it yet again I think it warrants letting council know. They really need to secure their gate as the gap underneath is far too large to allow the dog in the front yard unsupervised.
I've seen that dog wandering the streets before. If I see it again I'll write the owners a note and if I see it yet again I think it warrants letting council know. They really need to secure their gate as the gap underneath is far too large to allow the dog in the front yard unsupervised.
Mature confident Chewie 
- Location
- Canada
Shamas got up the nerve to go say hello to Abbi the retriever who is often at the parking lot where we walk tonight.
He's been giving her the side-eye from 20 feet away for a couple of weeks now
He's been giving her the side-eye from 20 feet away for a couple of weeks now
Jacqui-S
Moderator
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
Yay!
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
I was so proud of Reuben yesterday when Anna brought him home from Playgroup . She told me that at one point , two of the dogs were playing chase ( not Reubs for once ) and one ran into her knocking her off her feet . She said that although she was shaken, she was alright but that my big lump of a boy came running over to her and stayed close to her side for half an hour , she was really touched by this , saying what a truly caring boy he is xxx
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
Just a little brag about my success at LLW
Atemas
UK Tour Guide
- Location
- North Cambridgeshire
So good @Lab_adore - dear Maxx 
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
Not really anything to boast about, just that my big lumpador has now decided that as he is nearly two years old, he wants to stay in the sitting room overnight , sprawled out on his blankie on the sofa . I have not had a nocturnal visitation from the 34 kilo monster for over a week now , bliss x
Hehe. I'm so glad Chewie is little. He sometimes starts the night out on "his" armchair but eventually gets lonely and you hear "padpadpadpad boing turnturnturn THUMP." Sometimes he stops by his own bed to suck his blanky for a bit first...
.... mine are generally OK, Bramble is a dream on a lead, and has been fab from Day 1. Oh, how I am paying for my smugness with Otter, never in a million years can I imagine her walking nicely on a lead... 
That's brilliant. Chewie doesn't pull a lot, but he zigzags all over the place sniffing. I did feel virtuous when I was out with a friend and her (older) Lab who was just grazing on everything on the footpath... Made Chewie look positively restrained.