It's all Mollichop's fault (plus I'm bored at work)

Lanky Loll

Lanky Loll

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she's made me look round the blimmin trade-it site :mad:

This is a new one on me: http://www.trade-it.co.uk/cocker-sp...LE-12606488.html?impression=normal_impression
Could be very nice little dog's but selling what I'm assuming are Cocker x Patterdale as Miniature Cocker's and then asking £450 :eek:

Coming to a rehoming centre near you in the next shall we say 3-6 months*?

Cute and cuddly...akita puppies! http://www.trade-it.co.uk/akita-pup...le-12562252.html?impression=normal_impression

*rehoming prediction based on the time it will take for them to become less cute, boisterous and completely not what the owners were expecting.

I'm going to make myself stop looking now - people keep asking why I'm banging my head on me desk
 
That's what I thought, I was under the impression that all of the spitz-type breeds had seasonal coats and therefore shed like mad. :p

"not spayed so could breed"

FFS. 10 months old, too - getting too much of a handful, hmm? :mad:
 
blackcob said:
Doesn't surprise me, mine only made it to five and a half months before her owner put her up in the freeads. 6-12 months seems to be the norm. An adolescent sibe is bloody hard work. :p
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So I've gathered - I've followed your exploits with Dax with admiration :p
Saw a great sight yesterday - lady road running across town (up a blimmin steep hill too) with a wolfy dog of some sort - was really great to see and the dog was so well behaved, such a good advert for what they can be like when treated properly.
 
Oi don't blame me! :eek:

If I lived 15 miles from that little German man I would be seriously sitting on my hands right now! :p

Met a crazy 9 month old Ridgey x Greyhound this morning. He was a serious handfull and was in his 3rd home already :(

Makes me so sad how easily young dogs are given up on and passed/sold on. Little wonder there are so many behavioural problems in later life.
 
mollichop said:
Oi don't blame me! :eek:

If I lived 15 miles from that little German man I would be seriously sitting on my hands right now! :p

Met a crazy 9 month old Ridgey x Greyhound this morning. He was a serious handfull and was in his 3rd home already :(

Makes me so sad how easily young dogs are given up on and passed/sold on. Little wonder there are so many behavioural problems in later life.
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I'm TOTALLY sat on my hand's regarding the little German :( If only some lovely person would come along and buy our house so we can move into one that can fit a dog in he'd be on his way home tonight! As it is we've both agreed on not til we move :(
 
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