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Muddy

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27-05-2018, 09:19 PM

Re: Dog-sitting A Pug

I bet the pug would I always feel sorry for the Snuffy little beggars. .

wild blueberry

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27-05-2018, 09:21 PM

Re: Dog-sitting A Pug

Originally Posted by Muddy ->

I bet the pug would I always feel sorry for the Snuffy little beggars. .

I bet he would Muddy

Lion Queen

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27-05-2018, 09:21 PM

Re: Dog-sitting A Pug

Aww, I love pugs with their little squashed noses, it's such a shame about the breathing problems they have, they really are such bundles of fun, character and cuteness. Enjoy that furbaby while you have him/her.

wild blueberry

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27-05-2018, 09:30 PM

Re: Dog-sitting A Pug

Originally Posted by Lion Queen ->

They are coming back tonight and will be picking him up. I said he could stay an extra night, but they are missing him too, so they want hm in their own bed tonight. Before they get here, I will stick him in my bed, with the covers up to his neck and head on the pillow (with hint,hint,hint on a paper above the piilows)

spitfire

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27-05-2018, 09:32 PM

Re: Dog-sitting A Pug

Make sure he goes out for a Shite first.

Lion Queen

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27-05-2018, 09:39 PM

Re: Dog-sitting A Pug

Originally Posted by spitfire ->

Make sure he goes out for a Shite first.

you are so bad but that made me laugh out loud, lol

gumbud

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28-05-2018, 12:38 AM

Re: Dog-sitting A Pug

Originally Posted by mart ->

I think Pugs find people singing to them quite entertaining, more so if you play a guitar or piano accordion as well. I tried dancing for our daughter's Pug but it seemed unimpressed.

should have stripteased - always works for me - but I relax and my pug stripteases!!

Roxy

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28-05-2018, 09:09 AM

Re: Dog-sitting A Pug

Originally Posted by wild blueberry ->

Roxy, there is one lady who lives alone and she is a block away from me. She is very disabled so I kow that dog isn't getting any exercise. He is such a tiny little guy. I think I will ask her if she would like me to walk him each day once or twice. I think she might appreciate it.

Yes that's an excellent idea, but if he's tiny he may not need too much exercise, so once a day may be best to start with, and see how it goes..

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