Woof! Bark! And also Whiiiiiiiiiine.

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BaronessBL May 2016 9:59pm, 30 May 2016 5,549 posts	0 BaronessBL Phew Dave - glad Phoebe is OK. Is that pub dog-friendly? We have been in there on our pre-dog holidays there but not on our more recent visits, although most of the pubs we've visited have been dog-friendly even in the pre-dog days (which seem so long ago now)
BaronessBL May 2016 10:01pm, 30 May 2016 5,550 posts	0 BaronessBL Rosehip - I am so glad no two year olds have ever rushed up to us wanting 'doggie kisses' Wanda will give a paw to small children but I think she would be scared of anything more and a scared Staffie around an enthusiastic toddler is not a combination we really want to put to the test... I'm possibly worrying unnecessarily, but better safe than sorry in this case......
D2 May 2016 10:03pm, 30 May 2016 8,857 posts	0 D2 Oh Dave thank goodness for a happy outcome!
Dave A May 2016 10:11pm, 30 May 2016 21,342 posts	0 Dave A Yes, dog friendly pub. Cracking pub too. We went for a nerve settling pint after.
Helegant May 2016 10:13pm, 30 May 2016 3,170 posts	0 Helegant Phew. I know 'bonkers', but thankfully you didn't have a disaster.
Rosehip May 2016 10:17pm, 30 May 2016 7,376 posts	0 Rosehip I wasn't happy Baroness, I just said sit, wait and thankfully he did!
Alice the Camel May 2016 10:27pm, 30 May 2016 2,752 posts	0 Alice the Camel Gosh Dave, I'd need more than a pint I think! Relieved it was a happy ending. Charlie reminded us of how much of a puppy he still is this evening. SiL and family are visiting. She doesn't like pets, especially dogs. Rather than wanting doggy kisses, she wanted him as far away as possible. Of course, this was Charlie's cue to go completely crazy in his attempts to jump up her and lick her face. He didn't get that far but only because I had a very tight grip on him. No amount of "Charlie sit"-ing would calm him down and we ended up having to put him in the other room. Did I mention he dribbled wee all over the carpet in his excitement? SiL was not impressed.
LazyDaisy May 2016 7:24am, 31 May 2016 14,376 posts	0 LazyDaisy Oh dear Alice, how do dogs recognise people who aren't keen and why do they feel the need to convert them?
Sharkie May 2016 7:30am, 31 May 2016 9,274 posts	0 Sharkie Sorry Alice but I'm slightly laughing. Actually I think cats are even worse for making a beeline for any cat hater/fearer they espy!
GimmeMedals May 2016 8:02am, 31 May 2016 14,568 posts	0 GimmeMedals Poor SIL - I can just imagine! Though how anyone could not adore Charlie is beyond me....