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Thread: It's not my fault!

  1. 20-07-2020, 11:20 PM #1
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    It's not my fault!

    I'ts not my fault! my mum dresses me!
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    Tilly had her wee op, and is too flexible for the cone of shame to work, so on goes a onesie to stop her scratching and licking it.
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    The dog will never be the same now and will want humans clothes forever.
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    Thats a good solution for all.
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    Different breed I would think, mine is a Australian Terrier. See Avatar. Little dogs = little space taken up, small poos, not to much to feed, but big on attitude.
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    haha classic. even doggie related pajamas
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gapped axe View Post
    Different breed I would think, mine is a Australian Terrier. See Avatar. Little dogs = little space taken up, small poos, not to much to feed, but big on attitude.
    Yep big on attitude! West Highland Terrier/Fox Terrier cross, she is a little bugger! favorite thing to do is playfight with the smaller of our 2 German Shepherds, 34kg 7rs old vs 4kg 6 months old, doesn't slow her down one bit, robust as
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    Yeah mine gives my Wire Hair absolute beans.
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    If she was in Rotorua ,we would classified that as formal attire.
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    Lots of hair on your baby, looks like her mum-bit of a fox. Ha ha.
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    Keep the wee lady warm in yr Fairlie temperatures.
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    I was thinking big hairy Alsatian...got a shock seeing the wee dog.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 257weatherby View Post
    I'ts not my fault! my mum dresses me!
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    Tilly had her wee op, and is too flexible for the cone of shame to work, so on goes a onesie to stop her scratching and licking it.
    To really embarrass her you want to pull those photos out at her 21st
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