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Julie1962

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04-08-2015, 10:17 AM

Re: Barbara Woodhouse wisdom

I said slobber because if you have a Chihuahua as small as ours the number of people who try to grab her up and kiss her is amazing, I don't like it and neither does she. Sadly that means she is constantly on a lead so I control her meeting with people.

orangutan

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Another world

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04-08-2015, 10:23 AM

Re: Barbara Woodhouse wisdom

Originally Posted by Cass ->

My dog does like to be kissed and cuddled he falls into a very deep sleep if I hold him..

I saw your other post and dressing a dog to protect against allergy is not the same as designer clothing or wedding outfits..

BTW 'People' dont slobber on my dogs 'people' dont get to be near my dogs only I kiss them and not a slobber its a quick kiss on the head when they have been especially good boys such as when they have their teeth cleaned or ear drops done...

Hee hee! I wouldnt dare kiss Bennie after doing his ear drops as he has the knack of shaking some of the drops onto his head! He does get a treat, though...

APRICOT

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04-08-2015, 02:36 PM

Re: Barbara Woodhouse wisdom

When we used to look after our son"s dog, who I loved to bits, I very often would give him a little peck on the top of his head. He was a English Bull terrier and was soft as anything, but get him round other dogs and he was manic, very scary.

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