keekee
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CLEARLY THEY R NOT MEANT TO TAKE THEM INTO THE SHOPS BUT I HAVE HEARD THAT ALOT OF DOGS HAVE BEEN GOING MISSING LATELY WEN LEFT TYED UP OUTSIDE SO MAYBE THIS IS WHY ...
People taking dogs into shops
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fmay
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A few of the stalls at a recent game fair had no dog signs and the owners said it was because people weren't taking enough notice of their dogs which were cocking their legs on the displays
We let dogs into our shop in Wales but kept a very close eye on them for the same reason.
We let dogs into our shop in Wales but kept a very close eye on them for the same reason.
SnowPhony
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Henry is a regular in Jolleys too, he has a special mate in there who feeds him biscuits
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Very random question.....but, which Jollyes??
Henry is a regular in Jolleys too, he has a special mate in there who feeds him biscuits
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Very random question.....but, which Jollyes??
blackcob
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He has been to lots of pubs
and even into the food area of one lovely pub, which I thought would be far too posh for us but he behaved really well (we went straight after work, he was going to wait in the car but it was thundering and I thought he would freak)!
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I live in a village where dogs are allowed in all but one pub (the one being a very pretentious bistro type place), and indeed in the pub I used to work in we kept plastic dog bowls for water ready to take out to dogs in the bar and a packet of chew sticks next to the cheese and onion crisp box.
In fact, I thought it was so normal to take dogs in pubs that I've gotten into trouble before now for swanning into strange pubs with my borrowed JRT after a long walk - it's a wonder I didn't spontaneously combust from the look I received for daring to bring in both a dog and my muddy boots.
We never had any problems with 'accidents', all the dogs were brilliantly behaved and I met some lovely new breeds while working there.
He has been to lots of pubs
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I live in a village where dogs are allowed in all but one pub (the one being a very pretentious bistro type place), and indeed in the pub I used to work in we kept plastic dog bowls for water ready to take out to dogs in the bar and a packet of chew sticks next to the cheese and onion crisp box.
In fact, I thought it was so normal to take dogs in pubs that I've gotten into trouble before now for swanning into strange pubs with my borrowed JRT after a long walk - it's a wonder I didn't spontaneously combust from the look I received for daring to bring in both a dog and my muddy boots.
We never had any problems with 'accidents', all the dogs were brilliantly behaved and I met some lovely new breeds while working there.
Spudlet
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Thetford
SnowPhony
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My uncles wife is the manager there
Spudlet
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Well, if she sees someone being hauled around by a madly overexcited spaniel demanding biscuits from all and sundry - that's me!
Actually he's not all that bad really, but he does enjoy our little shopping trips and he does get spoilt rotten
Actually he's not all that bad really, but he does enjoy our little shopping trips and he does get spoilt rotten
BayJosie
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you can borrow my dane if you want she would slobber over everything and knock everything over....
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I dont want to borrow. Can I just have?
you can borrow my dane if you want she would slobber over everything and knock everything over....
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I dont want to borrow. Can I just have?