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[Misc] Official NSC Dog Bore Thread



Arthur

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Jul 8, 2003
8,760
Buxted Harbour
Had a Border Collie as a kid who we rescued when he was about a year old. He lasted until I was about 19. I've always wanted another dog but due to working in London for the last 20+ years it's never been practical for me to have one. Then covid happened and I was given the opportunity to rescue Coco. Best thing I ever did. She's been with me for the last couple of years. Seen me through a redundancy which without her I expect there would have been days I wouldn't have bothered getting out of bed. Can't imagine a world without her snoring underneath my desk like she is now.

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Aug 11, 2003
2,734
The Open Market
in November last year, my partner's mother passed away, having had dementia for the past two years.

Three weeks later, our nine year-old American bulldog, Ghost, succumbed to the aggressive tumour, and we had to have him put down. As a result of this, our 20 year-old Jack Russell, Bertie - himself with a large benign tumour - noticing his pal was missing, just basically stopped. He wouldn't eat, pad around, go for a walk; he just sat in his bed whimpering, pining for his now-departed mate. With his deteriorating health, we had no choice and, that same week, he was put to sleep as well.

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My partner is on several dog-loving Facebook pages and, with one particular woman in East Anglia seeing her story, contacted her to see if she wanted a new dog for company. My partner has grown up with dogs all her life, and to not have one leaves a huge hole in her life. The woman in Norwich had an Old English bulldog / Staffie cross that the previous owners (who paid £2,500 for a pure breed) didn't want. On the way home from Linconlshire at Christmas, we detoured to Kings Lynn to collect Roxy (not a name I'd have chosen, personally). She is the soppiest, most loving, eager-to-be-your-friend, bundle of joy anyone could wish for.

When we collected her, the owner was in flood of tears to see her go. Roxy? Didn't give her a second thought, jumped in our car, looking for the next adventure.

I present, with her David Bowie eyes... Roxy.

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Aug 11, 2003
2,734
The Open Market
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Bry Nylon

Test your smoke alarm
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Jul 21, 2003
20,572
Playing snooker
Look at that cute little face and fuzzy muzzle! :love:




Good pic of the dog too.
 








KZNSeagull

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Nov 26, 2007
21,093
Wolsingham, County Durham
This is Chloe (and in my avatar). She is nearly 3, is a wonderful little dog and has cheered my autistic son up no end she she arrived in our house. She likes toys, walks and chasing birds and squirrels in the garden.

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Mr Bridger

Sound of the suburbs
Feb 25, 2013
4,753
Earth
Meet Wilf, nutty as squirrel sh!t.

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Insel affe

HellBilly
Feb 23, 2009
24,335
Brighton factually.....
Meet Henry, now approaching five years old. Just where did that time go?

He's a good running buddy too.

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Wow you look like a cross between....
 

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fly high

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Aug 25, 2011
1,723
in a house
Meet Henry, now approaching five years old. Just where did that time go?

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Henry is a stick addict. No stick is too big.

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Nor is there ever too many sticks that can be carried at once.

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He's a good running buddy too.

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We had an obsessive collector, sticks or tennis balls, a cross Retriever/GSD. He could get three tennis balls in his mouth, one at the back & two in the front. He'd chase anything you threw but once he'd got it it was his to keep.

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Bozza

You can change this
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Jul 4, 2003
57,284
Back in Sussex
He could get three tennis balls in his mouth, one at the back & two in the front.

Henry does exactly the same! He tries for four now and again, and occasionally he manages it for a few seconds, but his mouth isn't quite big enough to get a proper grip.
 


PILTDOWN MAN

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NSC Patron
Sep 15, 2004
19,595
Hurst Green
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Guinness Boy

Tofu eating wokerati
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Jul 23, 2003
37,339
Up and Coming Sunny Portslade
Mine is Frankie by the way. Currently rocking a fresh summer cut.....

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But used to look a lot more Bob Marley

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And while I was typing that he's just been brought in for a "mouth search" by The Boy as he managed to purloin a pen from "somewhere" (odds split between Mrs GB's desk and The Boy's school stuff). Pens are, apparently, incredibly tasty. FFS.
 


Thunder Bolt

Silly old bat
I grew up with dogs, and had three (yellow Lab, Rough Collie, and a Golden Retriever/Alsation cross) before I met my other half. He is allergice to dogs (asthma) so we can't have one in the house.

I am 'Grandma' to my daughter's beautiful dog, Misty. I dog sat when she was spayed, and spoiled her so she knows I'm a soft touch.

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