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thanksyou and yes, been lots of hardwork and still lots more to come, but they are worth it

Sammy my old dog was a huge cat chaser and when we got our first kitten I thought we would have to give Little George (the kitten) back I never thought we would solve the probelm. But we did, it took a few months and alot of patience! But they eneded up being firm friends who would cuddle up togethe...

thats a brilliant iodea Emmabeth hadn't thought of that, my too love digging even out on walks they'll do a spot of excavation works! must remeber not to take them to any fancy parks! the gardners would not be impressed!

I think the pads are confusing too. we used them from the day we got them and I think it just made them think that if something is on the floor they can wee on it. Our whole house is stone floors and wooden floorboards no carpets, but if i left on the towel on the floor, i could guarantee that Toby ...

it wasn't nice Mattie! Fundog only just seen your reply sorry. and thankyou yes we're really lucky where we live although walking is better in the winter as there are slightly less sheep! Its one of the reasons we ended up with English Pointers because we knew we lived in the perfect area for them, ...

I had this with Toby when he was about eight months, he did it twice on a bed upstairs and twice on the sofa. 3 months later and never done it since. I had the vet check him out when we were there for other things as it could have been a urinary infection, so keep an eye on her just incase as it may...

Thanks for that EmmaBeth, no not done any training with them at all, so I will get cracking with this one as well :) and i'll do it in the field so its nice and safe. They are pretty good around the horses, and aren't to cocky as in get to close go under belly etc. So hopefully they will be sensible...

alll gorgeous xx

My two are massive diggers and they have huge feet and webbed poors and dig trenches in minute. I don't really have any brilliant ideas, but we talked about getting a sand pit for them as they enjoy digging and we jsut wanted to channel it elsewhere rather than our lawn, they tend to dig up tree roo...

Mattie that post was great reading and really detailed , thanks Fundog, yep you have got my 2 in one...well and truely bird dogs and the odd hare is always fare game. They have pretty much pointed from the day we got them, they would point at anything! Where we live there are a lot of ground nesting...

Being at the top of the Pennines all the rain is dropped there so it doesn't get to me. :lol:[/quote] too true we get absolutely battered up here! Might as well be in the shetland isles! Today has been awful we are really exposed and the gales have been awful haven't had any trees down but loads of ...

Thanks Mattie, I'll have a read tonight, we are in Holme the other side of Holmfirth!!!!

thankyou :) for all your lovely words, we're trying and they are both very good to be fair :D and yes we are very lucky where we live all though the weather is PANTS!!!! snow rain and gales for 6months and the other 6 months, rain and wind with a few sunny days, and when it is sunny the midges come ...

Our dog sitters look after one, and bought it a few months ago to meet our puppies. He was gorgeous, but absolutely ENORMOUS!!!! mega friendly and just the sort of coat you want to bury your head in! He was so good with my two, but they are quite warey so it was a good situation alround as no one wa...

Thought I better put some pics up of my two :) the day we got them ( in the back of the car ) http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n630/tobyandjemima/littleBundles.jpg about 5months http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n630/tobyandjemima/5monthsold.jpg about 6 months http://i1143.photobucket.com/album...