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Shaun Barry
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I love dogs. I just don't want to OWN any!
Yet my wife continues to bring home a new dog every few years. I guess George Carlin said it best:
"Life... is a series of dogs!"
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Wallace Sellars
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Joined: 01 May 2004
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If only I could have a Samoyed...
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Vinny Valenti
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I've been partial towards Border Collies. I just love the way they look and they are highly intelligent....though I just know already that I'd never be able to keep up with owning one.
Edited by Vinny Valenti on 11 February 2016 at 9:27pm
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Bill Collins
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Vinny,i have had 3 rescue Border Collie crosses,and they were/are brilliant dogs.Peter Martin,that is one fine flying canine!
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Jess Sowerby
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What's your dogs name,peter?
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Doug Centers
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German Shepherd's are my dog. Until 2 years age we had a GSD as a family member for 20 years (2 dear friends). It may take some time before I'm ready for that emotional attachment and inevitable heartbreak.
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Robbie Parry
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My neighbour had a Border Collie. Very friendly - and looked after her cats!
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Trevor Thompson
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I'd love a British Bulldog or a Doberman.
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Trevor Smith
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Our current four-legged family member is a Boston
Terrier, and I can't imagine ever having another breed
now - personality through the roof!
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Jim Lynch
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after 15 years of marriage my wife, a dog-hater, let me get a 5 week old beagle puppy for my birthday. He has been my constant companion for ten years now. He is loving and loyal, to the point I can't even leave the room without him chasing after me and whining.
Being a hound dog he barks a lot, catches scents and runs off, and frankly eats a lot of garbage off the ground. But he is the best dog I've ever had. I've said after he's gone I won't get another dog, it would just be a pale imitation.
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Peter Martin
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What's your dogs name,peter?
------------------------------------- She's called Lola and she is trouble.
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John Byrne
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He has been my constant companion for ten years now. He is loving and loyal, to the point I can't even leave the room without him chasing after me and whining. •• My Golden, Sam, was like that. It became something of a problem when he got old and his legs were not all they had once been. If I forgot to turn off the lights in the Studio at the end of the workday I would trot downstairs to get them, and despite my telling him to "stay!" he would trundle down the stairs after me -- and sometimes he would fall, headfirst. Finally it dawned on me to see if it was possible to have a second set of light switches installed at the top of the stairs. It was!
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