Army Thread 24th August

[Zeppie2]

Army Thread 24th August

I want to get another bullie bitch one day - I have a dog but I can't have him inside because my retired greyhound and him don't get on. (Bloody Boys!).

[startingover]

Army Thread 24th August

Thats a shame....I had 3 male dogs at one time, they got on OK...I wonder if its because they were all castrated?

[Zeppie2]

Army Thread 24th August

Both these boys have their knick knacks, it's the greyhound that tries to start the fights but the bullie is more then happy to partake unfortunately. My bullie is trained to do agility but for some reason border collies try to pick fights with him, so I don't feel confident in competing with him incase he swallows one of them one day.

[Zeppie2]

Army Thread 24th August

I think the greyhound thinks because the bullie is a short arse he can take him

[startingover]

Army Thread 24th August

LMAO! Yep, bulldogs can "lock on" cant they?
Mr Greyhound is sadly deluded :-)

[Zeppie2]

Army Thread 24th August

English bullies don't have "lock jaw" but they are determined little so and so's. Yes must get Rambo the grey a mirror so he can look at his scrawny legs and very thin skin, then he might rethink it. Considering he tried to take on a rat one day (he had hold of the rat and the rat had hold of his lip), poor Rambo was squealing like a banshee and my ex had to save him.

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 24th August

Hey, Sun

Thanks for all your encouragement!

No travelling around Gauteng today?

[Zeppie2]

Army Thread 24th August

Hi Tip - we will stop the doggy talk (especially the bit about castration )

[sunbird]

Army Thread 24th August

Hi Tip,

No travelling round today, just making appointments for the rest of the week. How are you feeling today? Feet touching the ground?

[startingover]

Army Thread 24th August

Zeppie2;700516 wrote: English bullies don't have "lock jaw" but they are determined little so and so's. Yes must get Rambo the grey a mirror so he can look at his scrawny legs and very thin skin, then he might rethink it. Considering he tried to take on a rat one day (he had hold of the rat and the rat had hold of his lip), poor Rambo was squealing like a banshee and my ex had to save him.

:H:H:H
Poor bugger!
Fudge likes to chase cats and there is one who lives downt the road who detests her. He will fly out of bushes and ambush her, chasing her down the street and will cling on to her given half a chance. She is terrified of that one

[startingover]

Army Thread 24th August

Zeppie2;700518 wrote: Hi Tip - we will stop the doggy talk (especially the bit about castration )

Whoops, I forgot there was sensitive males around

[Zeppie2]

Army Thread 24th August

We had a horrible cat at our flat when I was at Uni, he would lie on the footpath on his back and when people stopped to pet him he would attack them. His favourite trick was to hide in the bushes and jump out at joggers legs as they ran past (it was very entertaining to watch)

[startingover]

Army Thread 24th August

Thats like this one!! I quite admire it really

[Zeppie2]

Army Thread 24th August

The joggers that ran down our street regularly would cross the road past our house, then cross back

[startingover]

Army Thread 24th August

I bet they thought you had trained him to do that :-)