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Ours have a 'natural' kibble called Autarky which is wheat and additive free.

Rebus

Our poor lurcher tries to burrow under the sofa - and a 65lb lurcher does not fit into a 2inch gap.

We never had much hair in the house from 2 Border terriers and 1 smooth coated lurcher BUT.....when we added a labrador to the family we are hoovering every day.

I shall keep my OH away from this thread as e is trying to persuade me that having a Glouscester Old Spot sow and breeding piglets is a better idea than the occasional weaner LOL

This is our Tilly Machine - she is supposed to be 3/4 whippet 1/4 greyhound but weighs in at 65 lbs We have always had skinny dogs from a Scottish Deerhound that we bought ourselves as a wedding present 30 years ago, to a retired racing greyhound that was abandoned outside our house and a...

I'm glad that your pup is OK! Our border terrier found and scoffed 6 Cadbury's cream eggs in one sitting years ago with absolutely no side effects!

LOL - I looked at loads of toys this Christmas and discounted them for that reason

Cadbury

It looks as though he has the power cord to the lights in his mouth in the 3rd photo

We have never had any problems with whippets, greyhounds, lurchers and hounds and cats. The cats were there firts and the dogs learnt to respect them. We are looking for another dog and whippet is top of the list.

Well done and thanks for the write up

One of our Border Terriers has phantom pregnancies and 'adopts' a soft toy to baby. This toy is carried around and loved until the phantom is over - and then it has the stuffing ripped out of it

They are gorgeous dogs and make lovely pets - you won't be able to get them away from that fire (unless it is to pinch your place on the sofa)

My daughter went to look at rental places, was enthusiastic and THEN asked if a dog was OK - she got the first one she tried for and it is perfect for her lab.