Setters - heightened sense of injustice

[Auslander]

I committed a deadly sin this morning.

I washed his bowl...now he won't eat out of any bowl, and he's completely blanking me!

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[Snuffles]

Well he obviously likes the well gobbed on and yesterdays plastered on residue. Very flavoursome

 

[MotherOfChickens]

I miss my setter. I do not miss the sulking-nothing, nothing sulks like a setter!

 

[Auslander]

Someone suggested he might be ill. I explained that this behaviour is perfectly normal for him when he feels affronted about something!

 

[MotherOfChickens]

Someone suggested he might be ill. I explained that this behaviour is perfectly normal for him when he feels affronted about something!

they can have incredible huffs

 

[shirl62]

They feel so so superior....This is my Sophie who unfortunately died last year from the dreaded bloat/torsion whilst having surgery (cardiac arrest). She was so beautiful , but I still have her loopy sister Missy.

Pic caption...'' What do you want squirt''

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[MotherOfChickens]

They feel so so superior....This is my Sophie who unfortunately died last year from the dreaded bloat/torsion whilst having surgery (cardiac arrest). She was so beautiful , but I still have her loopy sister Missy.

lovely girl, sorry for your loss.

 

[Auslander]

She's lovely - I'm so sorry. Looks more like a proper setter than my little runt! He's working bred, so a bit little, lean and unhairy!

 

[Cinnamontoast]

Class A sulk!

 

[shirl62]

She was certainly a looker ( and knew it! ) She was quite big especially for a girl. She trotted like a horse and had such a lovely nature. Missy on the other hand is a bit of a mental case , you would not believe they were sisters.

 

[Auslander]

Class A sulk!

Luckily, he had a kip and had forgotten that I was an awful person by the time he woke up! Goldfish brain!