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Tess Tickle's Brewery said:

Bless you though for not dumping it and living up to your responsibilities. That's what I call a proper dog owner

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Tess Tickle's Brewery said:

That's our last furry gone now. Not sure what to do next. I'd like another dog but the hubby says we won't be able to go out. I'll deffo get round him though

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Donegal john said:

Wouldn’t change her for the world. Even though she is a nightmare lol. How could I ?View attachment 99170View attachment 99171

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Rodcx500z said:

Hi Tess I feel your pain 20 years is a long time but you will remember them with fondness, in February 22 we lost our border collie after 14 years we swore we would not have another, long story short, in September 22 we arrived home from Scotland 9-9-22 Friday at 4pm on Saturday 10-9-22 I said come on we are going to Lincolnshire mrs cx what for I said this and what a difference to our lives she goes everywhere with us even on holiday
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Clint said:

Oh yeah if you're a proper "owner" ,even though they could choose to go live elsewhere, they choose us and there's the bond. There's nothing nicer than a few cats and a couple of dogs taking up the best chairs and needing a fuss.
I generally prefer my pets to most people I encounter.

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fluketamer said:

our cat now is considered part of the family.

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Clint said:

I generally prefer my pets to most people I encounter.

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Chippy_Tea said:

I never liked cats I assumed they only came home to eat and **** and had no interest in humans but I couldn't have been more wrong, ours hates being alone and follows us round the house (when it's awake) it loves sitting on thr recycling box in the yard watching swmbo putting the washing out then follows her in when she has finished it's a proper lap cat and it has changed my opinion on how cats interact with their owners.

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gavp1979 said:

Sorry for your loss @Tess Tickle's Brewery, it definitely is the hardest part of pet ownership. We lost our Maine Coon a few weeks ago, we took him to the vets because wasn't himself to find he was in heart failure, despite having others pets he is a big loss to the family . In terms of dogs we crate trained ours when she was a puppy and even though she now sleeps on my daughter's bed she still uses her crate if we go out for a few hours, she gets in it herself when she sees me getting ready for the school run which to me shows that she doesn't mind being in there. Obligatory Misty sat by my feet while I enjoy a Saturday morning brew (the coffee kind not beer )

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