Friday 14th November - I understand that dogs chew shoes, but I wish they would wait until I take my feet out of them!

ecchi · 2014-11-14, 02:36 AM

A friend has got a new puppy, and it is teething, the thread heading is an accurate description of my first visit. My friend already has a 13 year old husky dog and for the last year or two the husky has been very "broody", running over to puppies in the park. So it is no surprise that he is delighted with the new addition to the household, as soon as I arrived he ran over and woke the puppy up to show it to me. He had a obvious "look it's a puppy. I have a puppy. I'm a daddy now" attitude. He has adopted the little fellow.

My friend's cats, however, are not so keen on the new dog.

At the moment he is about the size of a labrador puppy (and looks a lot like a dark tan labrador puppy). But he is a Rhodesian Ridgeback, so will get big, very big (think "pit pony in a dog costume").

2014-11-14, 02:36 AM	#1
ecchi Banned Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: About to be evicted!!!! Posts: 4,082	Friday 14th November - I understand that dogs chew shoes, but I wish they would wait until I take my feet out of them! A friend has got a new puppy, and it is teething, the thread heading is an accurate description of my first visit. My friend already has a 13 year old husky dog and for the last year or two the husky has been very "broody", running over to puppies in the park. So it is no surprise that he is delighted with the new addition to the household, as soon as I arrived he ran over and woke the puppy up to show it to me. He had a obvious "look it's a puppy. I have a puppy. I'm a daddy now" attitude. He has adopted the little fellow. My friend's cats, however, are not so keen on the new dog. At the moment he is about the size of a labrador puppy (and looks a lot like a dark tan labrador puppy). But he is a Rhodesian Ridgeback, so will get big, very big (think "pit pony in a dog costume").