What's everybody doing tomorrow?

[Lander]

Nothing

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Not a lot.

Then walking the dog.

Then entertaining my brother.

 

[Springal]

i dont know - maybe some shopping [i dont need anything but a mate wants me to go] in brighton and some lunch some where?? [i hope]

 

[Franks Wild Years]

I see Slobodan Milosovic was buried in his back garden today.
I hope his missus doesn't have dogs...

Pity the moles...

 

[Race]

Remember building my pen for the dogs, was bloody hard work, but touch wood they haven't escaped yet. They don't live out there, just when they are in the garden I don't want them digging holes in the lawn

We fenced off our lawn in our old house to stop our dogs from digging it up and pooing on it, but if our neighbours dont sort their rickety old fences out soon then my big dog will in their garden like a shot planting freshly laid cables all over theirs!

 

[Charles 'Charley' Charles]

We fenced off our lawn in our old house to stop our dogs from digging it up and pooing on it, but if our neighbours dont sort their rickety old fences out soon then my big dog will in their garden like a shot planting freshly laid cables all over theirs!

Know that feeling it's about time they sorted theirs out next door

 

[¡Cereal Killer!]

Starting my new job at 7:30am I finish at 2:00 though so I will have quite a lot of the deay to myself afterwards though

 

[Bry Nylon]

What's the job CK?
Good luck.

 

[Charles 'Charley' Charles]

Good luck CK

 

[Da Man Clay]

Sleeping till 11 then football then dinner then out for a card tournament at a mates

 

[¡Cereal Killer!]

What's the job CK?
Good luck.

Thanks Bry and Kaz

I'm a caterering assistant for the blind.

Better be of

 

[bhaexpress]

As its now today and having been awakened by the dpgs at 4:30 AM I am about to brave the sub arctic conditions here in South Bromley and walk said noisy bastards.

 

[dougdeep]

Watching the motor racing, the games and then off to Eastbourne.

 

[Charles 'Charley' Charles]

As its now today and having been awakened by the dpgs at 4:30 AM I am about to brave the sub arctic conditions here in South Bromley and walk said noisy bastards.

I was given my wake up leap and lick at 6.30, so have been and come back bless em. Is actually lovely out there at the moment

 

[itszamora]

I'm heading back to Sussex in a few hours, that's pretty much my day.

 

[Starry]

Remember building my pen for the dogs, was bloody hard work, but touch wood they haven't escaped yet. They don't live out there, just when they are in the garden I don't want them digging holes in the lawn

We have a pen for our dogs as well, the wife insisted we needed one so my brother and I built a wonderful contraption and now I think the dogs have been in there once or twice.

This fence I am doing today is for a pony. She is getting out at least once a week - I'm not convinced it's a fence problem though, I think she is jumping the fence so no matter what I do she'll get out if she decides she wants to. I am going to build another fence along this strip one metre infront of the one already there and hope that will deter her. She's a pest. Our neighbour keeps complaining about her - which I could understand if she was going through their garden/land causing damage but everytime she gets out she walks along in front of theirs round to our house where the stable is and churns up my bloody lawn!

I'd hate if she got out and something bad happen to her though so I'm going to do my finest DIY this afternoon!

I read that you have huskies, my wife is desperate to have huskies. We actually looked into getting two last summer and went to a breeder and everything and saw the most beautiful dogs, but we ended up getting a chocolate labrador because our son fell in love with him.

 

[Gully]

I had a thought yesterday, my next door neighbours who I am more than eager to get away from (part of the reason why I am moving home soon) have two dogs, one a black labrador and the other a little smaller. These two dogs bark a lot and used to wake me up when I first moved in to my house, not any more fortunately. What struck me is that in the two and a half years I have lived here I have never seen their owners take them out for a walk, is that cruel or am I just over-sensitive?

 

[Charles 'Charley' Charles]

We have a pen for our dogs as well, the wife insisted we needed one so my brother and I built a wonderful contraption and now I think the dogs have been in there once or twice.

This fence I am doing today is for a pony. She is getting out at least once a week - I'm not convinced it's a fence problem though, I think she is jumping the fence so no matter what I do she'll get out if she decides she wants to. I am going to build another fence along this strip one metre infront of the one already there and hope that will deter her. She's a pest. Our neighbour keeps complaining about her - which I could understand if she was going through their garden/land causing damage but everytime she gets out she walks along in front of theirs round to our house where the stable is and churns up my bloody lawn!

I'd hate if she got out and something bad happen to her though so I'm going to do my finest DIY this afternoon!

I read that you have huskies, my wife is desperate to have huskies. We actually looked into getting two last summer and went to a breeder and everything and saw the most beautiful dogs, but we ended up getting a chocolate labrador because our son fell in love with him.

Good luck with the fence, would recomend Huskies to almost anyone, but the most important thing is that they can't be let off their leads unfortunately. Well not unless you are in a fenced area as they are masters at escaping. Couple that with the fact they can run upto 20-25 miles without any training and you might have to spend a long time looking for them lol. My record is 3 hours after a 2 hour run round the breeders field (15 acres) But as I said to Yorkie have loads of books and if you are in Brighton feel free to pop round and meet them. As a matter of interest, where was the breeder you went to?

 

[hitony]

Well up to now, ive let the wife cook me breakfast, ive let her hoover the entire apartment, ive let her wash up, oh and ive also let her get me a coffee, as a bonus for being such a great wife, i am actually going to let her cook me some sunday lunch !!! (i know, im just to good to her, i can hear you say) personally ive had quite a boring day, i had to lay in this morning, then im sat here on the computer watching the championship on the telly, but hey ho, what the hell, i dont care if my wife has all the fun !!!

i am seriously thinking about going for a pint lunchtime, .............................................................nah sod it, i think i will let my wife get me a lager from the fridge instead !!!

 

[Charles 'Charley' Charles]

I had a thought yesterday, my next door neighbours who I am more than eager to get away from (part of the reason why I am moving home soon) have two dogs, one a black labrador and the other a little smaller. These two dogs bark a lot and used to wake me up when I first moved in to my house, not any more fortunately. What struck me is that in the two and a half years I have lived here I have never seen their owners take them out for a walk, is that cruel or am I just over-sensitive?

It depends, if they really charge round and play with each other in the house and have a decent size garden to run in is not to bad. With mine they have a walk early morning, about 5ish, then again in the evening. At the weekends they only have one a day as they can spend a lot of time in their pen. Also as I say you can't let huskies off their leads, so they get more excercise running about in the house and garden rather then the walks. The walks are more to socialise and mental excercise, by sniffing scents etc.