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Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by K Olley, Oct 15, 2003.

  1. K Olley

    K Olley Guest

    No I have not yet got another bike:-(

    I have just taken on another two muts.

    I was looking for one to keep Lucy company, she has been showing signs
    of loneliness since the loss of Mopsy.

    A couple[1] that I knew have just split and neither for one reason or
    another can keep the dogs.

    Instead of letting them be passed onto a re-homing service where they
    would possibily be split up and due to the age and personality[2] of
    one she may not be considered suitable for re-homing.

    So I am now the owner of 3 muts.


    [1] Knew to speak to, distant neighbors

    [2] 11 yr old staffordshire bull terrier with a bit of an attitude
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    Kevin - Basildon
    pushbike (retired)
    CG125
    GPZ305 (her's)
    BOTAFOT#67 BOTAFOF#23
    OSOS#29
     
    K Olley, Oct 15, 2003
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    Erik The Bee Guest

    How does the original dog handle the two new dogs invading it's
    territory? I was thinking of getting another to keep mine company.
     
    Erik The Bee, Oct 15, 2003
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  3. K Olley

    K Olley Guest

    Mopsy was the dominant *dog*, Lucy has not got a dominant type
    attitude, she has accepted that the fact that the dogs are here and
    has been playing in the garden with Rebel[1], Tilla[2] is not really a
    play type dog, she just does what she wants and both the others seem
    to respect that.

    I have over the previous few days been walking all three dogs in my
    local park, both on and off leads and on occasions without their
    previous owner. I would not have accepted them if I had thought that
    there would be problems.

    If you want to get another dog either get a young pup, most dogs will
    accept a pup fairly easily, or if you want an older dog go through a
    re-homing center and take your dog with you, most of them have got
    staff that will help choose a dog that is sutable and help to
    introduce the dog to yours.


    [1] Heinz 57 pedegree mongrel

    [2] the staff
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    Kevin - Basildon
    pushbike (retired)
    CG125
    GPZ305 (her's)
    BOTAFOT#67 BOTAFOF#23
    OSOS#29
     
    K Olley, Oct 15, 2003
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    BRC Guest

    Superb :eek:) I fostered a black lab for 6 months to make sure he got a good
    home, a real shame I couldn't keep him, but an ever growing, demanding 11
    month old Chocolate Lab (Enzo) and 2&half yr old Collie/Lab (Molly) meant I
    didn't have the time I wanted to give him attention.

    Good luck with the three tho :eek:)
     
    BRC, Oct 16, 2003
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  5. K Olley

    K Olley Guest

    I have in the past had to pass on a dog due to incompatability
    problems with some of my own dogs.
    They have settled down nicely without any problems, in the next couple
    of days they will be bathed and aquire flee collars[1] and then on
    monday a quick visit to the vets for a full MOT.


    [1] my local park has a healthy fox population.
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    Kevin - Basildon
    pushbike (Retired)
    CG125
    GPZ305 (her's)
    BOTAFOT#67 BOTAFOF#23
    OSOS#29
     
    K Olley, Oct 16, 2003
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