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Postby rexgrant on Sun Oct 30, 2011 4:44 pm

Hi all
Val and I have been considering getting a small pet dog,we have seen an 8 month old Yorkshire Terrier bitch for sale here is what they say about it
:-(8 month old Yorkshire Terrier Bitch for sale. Very loving and playful. Fully vaccinated and house trained, Loves lots of attention and going for walks. Shes been brought around small children and other animals and has a lovely temperament.)
My only previous experience with dogs go back to my shooting days with springer's and Labrador X golden retriever.
can anyone think of any reason this dog will not be suitable as a pet for Val.
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Re: Pet Dog information

Postby Barmaja on Sun Oct 30, 2011 9:11 pm

Hi Rex

I'm new to this forum so I don't know what type of pet dog is Val looking for, but generally yorkshire terriers make great pets. They are, like all terriers, rather active, but that should be no problem with you being an active camper!

I would personally go for a younger dog (8 weeks or so) to be able to train it myself from a very young age, but on the other hand getting a "teenage" dog will save you the hassle of house training etc.

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Re: Pet Dog information

Postby rexgrant on Sun Oct 30, 2011 11:03 pm

Barmaja wrote:Hi Rex

I'm new to this forum so I don't know what type of pet dog is Val looking for, but generally yorkshire terriers make great pets. They are, like all terriers, rather active, but that should be no problem with you being an active camper!

I would personally go for a younger dog (8 weeks or so) to be able to train it myself from a very young age, but on the other hand getting a "teenage" dog will save you the hassle of house training etc.

Barmaja


Hi Barmaja.
Welcome to the forum :welcome:
We missed the yorky it had been sold :cry: but val as talked to the owners of a litter of Cavalier king Charles X Bichon Friese (CAVACHONS) :o due for release December 4th. After a long study and read up she as decided on one of these pups she will order and pay the deposit in the morning.

This is the advert
gorgeous little Teddy Bear Cavachons looking for lovable caring homes. These beautiful little puppies are full of fun and mischief and will make superb loving companions. Mother is a beautiful fun loving Bichon Friese and dad is our much loved pure Ruby Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Both parents are full KC Registered and puppies are regularly wormed and have been vet checked and inoculated.
So looks like we shall now join others on the dog walks
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Re: Pet Dog information

Postby OutdoorRambo on Mon Oct 31, 2011 9:34 am

Excellent, thanks for that Rex as i may get a couple as snacks for my Weimardoodle :twisted: :tune: ;)
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Re: Pet Dog information

Postby Wayne on Mon Oct 31, 2011 11:03 pm

OutdoorRambo wrote:Excellent, thanks for that Rex as i may get a couple as snacks for my Weimardoodle :twisted: :tune: ;)



:lol: :lol: :lol: You don't mean that, I know :tune:




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Re: Pet Dog information

Postby rexgrant on Wed Nov 02, 2011 12:43 pm

Hi all
Vals puppy collected yesterday from a registered breeder in west wales, it is a 50/50 cross father a Cavalier King Charles mother a bichon frise they are called (Cavachons) and she took two hours :tune: chooseing the one out of three litters lucky this one was just eight weeks and had had all its jabs bar one she has now booked it in for that one on the 7th of this month. she is thrilled to bits with it.
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Re: Pet Dog information

Postby nutgone on Wed Nov 02, 2011 12:50 pm

Make sure you get it insured Rex. My mum has all her pets insured & it has saved her a fortune this year (& in the past).

I think she uses Tesco pet insurance, but will have to double check that for you. My advice would be to shop around. Her pedigree rag-doll cat got hit on the main road & sadly killed a couple of months ago, she recently received a cheque for the original purchase of the cat (minus the excess, obviously) from the insurance company. I never knew they even covered that! I thought it was just vet bills etc.
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Re: Pet Dog information

Postby Barmaja on Wed Nov 02, 2011 2:05 pm

I'm sure you are going to have plenty of fun with your new family member!
Did I mention that even though it is Val's puppy, you will be the one who takes it for walks when it rains :bigwink:
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Postby Ding Dang Doo on Wed Nov 02, 2011 9:38 pm

Our Westie is a year old on firework night. If you get even half the enjoyment out of your new dog, that we have out of ours, then you will be lucky people.

Ours sleeps on a cage every night, with a cover over the top, so that it is very dark when it sleeps... Never had a peep out of her... Enjoy!

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Re: Pet Dog information

Postby rexgrant on Thu Nov 03, 2011 10:36 pm

Hi all
Still awaiting his training crate at the moment he as the run of the kitchen and spends lounge play time with Val until he tires.
My job is taking him out to a small run every hour or if we notice he may be starting to do he does is business,he only stays out for ten minutes, but I take him out after every meal and we stay out until he goes, and it is working fine we are getting the odd mess first thing in the morning that should improve with crating We hope :think: :think: But he as already made is mark on our slowly deteriorating existence :rofl2:
I said to Val today most dog owner go to camp because they have dogs but we got our dog to go to camp with us :think: :rock:
when you reach that three score years and ten it is sometime hard to convince yourself to go for a walk, but now that will all change ,it will certainly make my GP smile :D
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