Breezesbenefactor
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For your dogs or does that seem just silly?
Do you buy Christmas gifts etc
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honeymum
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I always buy my dog a new toy and some treats for xmas, I know a lot of people that think it is silly though. But she gets so excited because everyone is opening pressies that if she didn't have something herself I think our pressies would probably disappear!
GinaB
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Beastie always gets a pressie and a bit of Christmas dinner
This year she's hopefully getting a new bed (can't find one I like!) and she gets a stocking too. She loves helping to open pressie
nijinsky
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All my animals have stockings with prezzies, even the horses have a stocking hanging outside their stable door - sad or what!!
Stoxx
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Mine is getting a new bed and new toys etc, it's our first Christmas with him so it will be special!
whippet
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Always! Birthdays too
My boys love opening their pressies (last year we had to re-wrap loads cos William opened everyone else's too which had been waiting under the tree
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The horses have a stocking on their stable doors too
The horses have a stocking on their stable doors too
SSM
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Bumble Dog will probably get more presents than us!! - still having bouncing off the walls is the best gift either of us could have!
Breezesbenefactor
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I have to tell you our dogs have more toys than Pet World to play with (for obvious reasons), Norton will wreck a toy then bring it back to a shelf and help himself to another
sevenoceans
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H Yes.... he gets more pressie than me, and they are from my parents, grandparents, even my friends aswell, lucky dog!!!, i get him a latest soft toy that probably last a day but hey ho its his day too he's entitled to destroy a toy once a year at xmas.... he loves it, he loves ripping the papers apart... also it will keep him quiet while we get merry! he will get big juicy bone which he'll enjoy while we stuff our faces.
The cat gets fuss but she's isn't intrested in treats or toys so she'll make do with lots of fuss and piece of turkey. The horse will have guiness with his dinner. He had alot of new big things like rugs etc in the past few years so guiness does go down a big treat.
The cat gets fuss but she's isn't intrested in treats or toys so she'll make do with lots of fuss and piece of turkey. The horse will have guiness with his dinner. He had alot of new big things like rugs etc in the past few years so guiness does go down a big treat.
HeatherAda
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without a doubt... as mentioned above, mine get all excited about everyone opening pressies so it's nice to have something for them too. silly? perhaps, but who cares!
zoesophie
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yes yes - however with a twist
my two cats buy my sister two dogs their prezzies and vice versa, I do help them wrap them though coz the tape get stuck to their fur and it hurts when they pull it off
prose
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People buy gifts for her, but we're never with Stella for Christmas, sadly
This year she will be boarding at the country home of a dog trainer, along with four other pooches, and yes, there will be turkey on the menu
This year she will be boarding at the country home of a dog trainer, along with four other pooches, and yes, there will be turkey on the menu
sevenoceans
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Aww Prose! Poor ickle Stella... I'd have her for xmas if you fly her over here!...
Honeypots
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My collie has a new t-shirt and my Jacks have a baseball cap each
Onyxia
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I buy them a treat stocking,amybe some new toys and use it as an excuse to replace leads,beds ect with nicer ones
prose
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Aww Prose! Poor ickle Stella... I'd have her for xmas if you fly her over here!...
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I've often thought about flying to France and coming over on the Eurostar. Maybe next year.
I know someone who flies with their Boston each year to Scotland for Christmas, but there's no way I'd put Stella in the cargo hold.
Anyway, if you have a good throwing arm, Stella will gladly pay you a visit!
Aww Prose! Poor ickle Stella... I'd have her for xmas if you fly her over here!...
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I've often thought about flying to France and coming over on the Eurostar. Maybe next year.
I know someone who flies with their Boston each year to Scotland for Christmas, but there's no way I'd put Stella in the cargo hold.
Anyway, if you have a good throwing arm, Stella will gladly pay you a visit!
sevenoceans
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Aww Prose! Poor ickle Stella... I'd have her for xmas if you fly her over here!...
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I've often thought about flying to France and coming over on the Eurostar. Maybe next year.
I know someone who flies with their Boston each year to Scotland for Christmas, but there's no way I'd put Stella in the cargo hold.
Anyway, if you have a good throwing arm, Stella will gladly pay you a visit!
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Oh yes With Boris i gotta have to have a good throwing arm!
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Aww Prose! Poor ickle Stella... I'd have her for xmas if you fly her over here!...
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I've often thought about flying to France and coming over on the Eurostar. Maybe next year.
I know someone who flies with their Boston each year to Scotland for Christmas, but there's no way I'd put Stella in the cargo hold.
Anyway, if you have a good throwing arm, Stella will gladly pay you a visit!
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Oh yes With Boris i gotta have to have a good throwing arm!
happihorse
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I get my dog a squeaky toy for Christmas. She absolutely loves them but 'kills' them within a few minutes, so I just get one for her Christmas treat! I wrap it up and then put it up high in the tree so she can't open it. She can smell it so she usually just sits staring at the tree - it looks like the setting on a Christmas card!
She gets a mini-Christmas dinner with us too!
She gets a mini-Christmas dinner with us too!