Dare you....

[Stue11 0]

This is my lakeland terrier of which i love dearly....but try and move him when hes asleep... hes 10year old now and set in his ways hes never bitten anyone yet ive just rested me arm on him and this is what you get

[lee1 1]

Take it you didnt move him then stue

[madsod 0]

you should try it with four of them

[streetfighter 0]

Me Mrs is like that with me stue shh don't tell no one please

[Stue11 0]

@lee wrote:

Take it you didnt move him then stue

As wifey always goes to bed before me...he always follows her up...then i do have to move him he snaps at me but hes never bitten me

[Stue11 0]

@streetfighter wrote:

Me Mrs is like that with me stue shh don't tell no one please

[Davehutch-hutchs 0]

[dick65 0]

no

[dirtydog 0]

this is what we have to contend with in our house

[fr499y 0]

@Stue11 wrote:

As wifey always goes to bed before me...he always follows her up...then i do have to move him he snaps at me but hes never bitten me

rofl thats like my dog, his chilled out like hell, but if you move him when his comfy he snaps and growls like mad

[Stue11 0]

@dirtydog wrote:

this is what we have to contend with in our house

pmsl mine does that too

[Stue11 0]

@fr499y wrote:

@Stue11 wrote:

As wifey always goes to bed before me...he always follows her up...then i do have to move him he snaps at me but hes never bitten me

rofl thats like my dog, his chilled out like hell, but if you move him when his comfy he snaps and growls like mad

[madcarper 0]

what you expect stue you've just spoilt his dream!!!

[Stue11 0]

@madcarper wrote:

what you expect stue you've just spoilt his dream!!!

Yea summat like that

[stantheman 0]

my old lab used to love getting hoovered

[streetfighter 0]

@dirtydog wrote:

this is what we have to contend with in our house

[Tony nitrous 0]

Mine was pretty wild when I got him last year.
Belonged to the Mrs, but he didnt take much notice.
Had to keep all gates / doors shut as he just
ran riot over furniture or was off down the street.

I've had him 4 months and now can leave the
yard gates open when im putting bikes in/out
without chaining him up, and he's a lot better
in the house.

Tought him to stay outside untill I say he's
allowed to come in the house.



Funny thing is, although im the only one who
has shown him any disipline, without being cruel,
he follows me everywhere and listens to me.

I was told he needed an "Alpha Male" and others
have said that Cattle dogs just respond better to Males.

He's never bared his teeth at me yet,
and I think he's smart enough not to try it,
but he's 100% obsessed with trying to kill / bite
my petrol lawn mower every time I start it !!

[madcarper 0]

spot on tony all dogs need a master . my work partners wife has a dog which she treats like a two year old kid it absolutely pleases itself what it does in or out of his house i try not to go there as it really pisses me off.

[Tony nitrous 0]

48 and never owned a dog in my life,
so its a bit of a learning curve for both of us !

[gravelrash 0]

That looks one comfy dog Stue

@Tony nitrous wrote:

48 and never owned a dog in my life,
so its a bit of a learning curve for both of us !

He looks like he's got you exactly where he wants you Tony!
I'm the same 44 and last year got our first dog. I wasn't to sure at first but she's one of the family now.

[streetfighter 0]

Here's juicy with me youngest daughter, as you can see juicy is very much part of the family, don't no what we would do without her