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Wow - thanks for all the comments! Disco 3 (4 would be too much $$$) or truck were on my shortlist ... the other suggestions are pretty small (I currently have a Freelander 2). The L200 is probably the ugliest of all the trucks - what about the hilux or the Isuzu? Also do you reckon I'd actually be ...

My wife and I have recently brought home a couple of very well bred babies (both parents FTCHs :lol: )... Thinking about how I can transport all living creatures in one go - What 4x4 could I get a dog box big enough for 2 labs plus a double folded down pushchair in the back? Also must have ISOFIX fi...

Dont let him chew the dummy!

My tip to my future self - teach them to not bark at the frigging front door

Otherwise either commit to training the perfect dog, or accept her limitations. Dont blame the poor thing for your failings as a trainer.

Similar in my backyard - pup would literally launch himself off the top step sometimes... he is 16 months now and seems fine.

I am aiming for a working dog insurance plan as i do plan to eventually start beating and hopefully picking up..and although this will not be every day or weekend, i think a working plan would be better than a "normal" dog plan ( i would rather over insure than under insure ). Not sure wh...

There was once upon a time ... see this thread viewtopic.php?f=44&t=10786

Photos from the day - http://photos.patmediaproductions.co.uk ... t12?pcp=61

Probably time to organise another ... ?

Springfield Pointers wrote:Best thing you can teach a pup is patience.

+1

I've a young lab that would do just the same so I started "swapping" with a tennis ball, but I would hold the tennis ball up by my ear (so he had to look up). After a while I progressed to just "scratching" around my ear, then just faded it doing, and just gave him another dummy ...