Army thread 11th Aug

[Zeppie2]

Army thread 11th Aug

Do you get on with the neighbour? Could you leave a note under the door?

[Waving_not_drowning]

Army thread 11th Aug

tiptronic_ct;690036 wrote: Wavey: I have duly apologised by way of thread (not Zeppie's cotton thread, you know - a thread on here).

I knew you would start a thread, I swear, you are a proper Tigger!

[Zeppie2]

Army thread 11th Aug

Hopefully it is just lonely Oney - Just try and talk to her when she gets home or leave her a note to say it was crying and that you were worried about it

[startingover]

Army thread 11th Aug

Where I used to live there was a Rottie in the garden, the gals were hookers and I think he was there for protection. I was forever having to tell them his water had been knocked over.
I feckin hate people who have animals and dont look after them properly.

[Waving_not_drowning]

Army thread 11th Aug

Oney, if the puppy is new, it's most likely just being a sook and is scared...

I look after all my animals as well as I would look after my best mate but have had puppies crying all night for a week in the laundry(until they are house trained, then they sleep in the bedroom, if not ON the bed!)

[byebyebridgetjones]

Army thread 11th Aug

I'm with you starty....enough....call the animal protection people Ones....

[startingover]

Army thread 11th Aug

The fact that it is outside for hours on end is not a good sign I dont think

[Zeppie2]

Army thread 11th Aug

Waveys right Oney - when I shift the dishie babies into their own kennels they cry the town down. I always check when my neighbours are going to be away for the weekend so it doesn't bother them.

It hopefully is just lonely - remember when Alfie was crying and I was telling you not to give into him.

[Zeppie2]

Army thread 11th Aug

If it's outside oney - jump the fence and grab it and leave a note saying where it is. I don't know if animal welfare is a good idea, if you don't get on with her you open up a whole can of WANK that you don't need.

[Waving_not_drowning]

Army thread 11th Aug

one2many;690072 wrote: Maybe I am being too cautious Wavey....I know puppies cry....I am just a soft fecker...but going by her track record with animals, thats what has me worried...

I'm not telling you NOT to call someone if you think things are wrong, by any means!

I wouldn't call, I'd go knock on their door (but then I'm around a foot taller than you and a bloke..lol)

Keep watch but don't go off half cocked, is my advice....

Has Rob recovered from his Bucks Weekend?

Is he grumpy? LMAO

Wavey x

[Zeppie2]

Army thread 11th Aug

I vote for leaving her a note and just say it's crying alot and you are worried about it. That way there is no face to face confrontation. If she doesn't agree with you then she will tear up the note and call you all the feckers under the sun without putting any stress on you.

[Zeppie2]

Army thread 11th Aug

Good for you Oney, thats what Id do, excuse me if my typing goes down hill, I;m trying to do it in the dark

[tiptronic_ct]

Army thread 11th Aug

Zeppie2;690104 wrote: Good for you Oney, thats what Id do, excuse me if my typing goes down hill, I;m trying to do it in the dark

Trying to do WHAT in the dark? And what does that have to do with your typing?

[byebyebridgetjones]

Army thread 11th Aug

Look can you at least make sure the poor little bugger has enough water and food....sorry came in on the arse end of this convo as usual.....I cannot tolerate this kind of shite...when I first picked up my girl I stayed home for a week and a half just to keep her secure had a virtual bomb shelter of food etc.....people DO NOT realise the true responsibility of having a dog and it gives me the shits.....

[Zeppie2]

Army thread 11th Aug

tiptronic_ct;690111 wrote: Trying to do WHAT in the dark? And what does that have to do with your typing?

I can't do it and type at the same time of course