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Yes, 3 pints of larger and a packet of crisps.
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[Misc] OT - Cocker Spaniels
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Beautiful dogs & well trained!
Mr Putdown
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No I just told each one to sit in turn as I approached the bar.
They all walk to my left so they end up sitting directly behind each other as each one drops off heel.
It’s funny to see.
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No I just told each one to sit in turn as I approached the bar.
They all walk to my left so they end up sitting directly behind each other as each one drops off heel.
It’s funny to see.
I thought they all piled out of that pram!
Half Time Pies
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Yes definitely, although the memory cafe is not based in Brighton it is in Polegate near Eastbourne.
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Ah, scratch that then
Plenty of places around here for him to visit.Half Time Pies
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Ah, scratch that then
I do know a couple of people who own care businesses in and around Brighton though so if you get the puppy trained up let me know and I will ask around.
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Will do. It's the wife that's wanting to do it - she works in the care industry and has a few places in mind, but I'll let her know.
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Lovely looking dog mate.
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Thanks. I'm well aware that all puppies are cute though.
SeagullinExile
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Cockers are incredible. Make sure its from working stock though. The show cockers can turn crazy out of the blue. The workers look much nicer and they are soft as pudding! An ex partner used to train and work them, so I’ve got a real fondness for them now.
Be warned though, you need to exercise them a lot, or they’ll get bored and destroy your house!
Edit: bit late to the party on this one! ��
Be warned though, you need to exercise them a lot, or they’ll get bored and destroy your house!
Edit: bit late to the party on this one! ��
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Not true.
m20gull
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Especially Spaniel puppies. Our first dog was a blue roan Cocker puppy. When we went to the breeder she had two litters - 14 puppies! Cuteness overload.
We have a Border Terrorist (Terrier), he's a lovely dog, brilliant with the kids but a pain in the bum up the woods if he sees a Deer, Rabbit, Squirrel, Pheasant, you name it he's after it!
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Funny how views differ. We much prefer the show cocker - often make the better family pet as not so highly strung. In fact a lot of good breeders will only let working stock pups go to people who will work them or use them for agility etc as they need so much stimulation.
Our Blue Roan show stock boy Rupert was the most wonderful loving pet with such a character and the most stunning looking dog - like I said, funny how views differ!
SeagullinExile
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CRS does exist. Not just cockers mind, other breeds suffer too.