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Apr 2016
6:49pm, 4 Apr 2016
2,635 posts
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Alice the Camel
I didn't get Charlie a "fancy" cut, just a basic trim all over. I'm thinking it's maybe something I could attempt myself when I'm a bit more confident.
8am
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Apr 2016
6:52pm, 4 Apr 2016
9,087 posts
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Sharkie
'Get that fringe out of your eyes!'
Ah - I see you HAVE.'
He is still INCREDIBLY cute with either haircut. 
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Apr 2016
7:02pm, 4 Apr 2016
2,636 posts
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Alice the Camel
One last one as I'm confused why they're different sized photos....
Thank you Sharkie xx
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Apr 2016
7:14pm, 4 Apr 2016
8,711 posts
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D2
"fluff bucket" 
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Apr 2016
7:14pm, 4 Apr 2016
2,637 posts
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Alice the Camel
How's Bryony been today D2?
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Apr 2016
7:24pm, 4 Apr 2016
8,712 posts
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D2
There are phases during the day; sometimes playful and reasonably friendly otherwise so excitable that she cant control herself and does everything teeth first...... "she's a puppy that's what they do".
She is growing so fast and is very 'tall' things that used to be out of reach are no longer safe. We are out walking with the trainer tomorrow.
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Apr 2016
10:10pm, 4 Apr 2016
5,360 posts
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BaronessBL
Without going into any detail I would be interested to hear the thread regulars' views on the merits or otherwise of a couple in their late 70s/early 80s getting a new puppy
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Apr 2016
10:17pm, 4 Apr 2016
8,713 posts
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D2
IMHO whatever size and breed a puppy takes quite a bit of energy to look after, however I suppose it depends on the fitness and probably experience of the human. I must admit saying to myself recently that next time I will take one of the many older dogs that are in rescue kennels.
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Apr 2016
10:17pm, 4 Apr 2016
9,094 posts
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Sharkie
Crikey Baroness - I guess it depends on the puppy variety and - more importantly the couple's health and mobility ... but Warning Bells is my initial reaction! An adult dog would be far less problematic....
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Apr 2016
10:21pm, 4 Apr 2016
8,714 posts
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D2
Great minds S....
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