Andy

This any good ???

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Bump last chance to post is TODAY !!

Bump last chance to post is TODAY !!

Bump last chance to post is TODAY !!

1 cup (American) is 250ml it's a measure of VOLUME not weight.

too funny, or funnius maximus as the romans used to say. . .

Awesome Walkies Wolfy Walks You're too lazy to walk you own dog so let me do it for you. I walk dogs Walk 'ur' Dogs Dog 'X-R' Size Leading the Way Happy Tails Drag MY ass instead. all with 'Dog Walking service' underneath.

No.2 less "Grain" in the image quality. Of course the problem is we need to see them at the original size and resolution to make an accurate comparison and as others have said. taken at the same time under the same conditions.

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Lovely pics. poor Big D looks like he's saying "Awwwww, go on Dad, just wanna swin. Just a quick dip. . . . pleeeeeeeeeeaaaassseee"

Great pics, looks like they all had a good walk.

3177:yahoo:

They are all childless people. . . why. . ???? Because otherwise they would be putting their 5 year old daughter through the whole Beauty Pageant scene instead of embarrassing their poor animals.

Love the drawing, very Art Nouveau

The first few times you try this method you don't actually go anywhere. Just back and forth over a few hundred metres until they start to get the idea. As they get the idea, they walk further keeping their attention on you and so you get more distance. As for reacting to cats / dogs / squirrels / blowing crisp packets etc, that's a whole different set of training altogether. The WYDWL harness and other No-pulling tools such as the Halti and Canny collars are training tools. Use them to stop the initial arm dislocating pull, then use loose leash training as well, until you can transfer them onto a normal collar or harness. These tools are not designed to be used as a permanent solution to stop the pulling. They are great though to give you some measure of control, while you work on further training. Keep up the good work.

Great Pics, thanks for sharing. can't wait till we some snow over here. It was great last yea, first proper snow for years. I don't know who enjoyed it more me or the Huskies

NOM !!

Oh, yeah. so cool.

Never outside. ONLY in a fully enclosed safe area.

Still trying to work out to park it without pi$$ing off the neighbours

"Ahem, I think you'll find this is MY chair"

"Oooooohh, F'F***s sake get your paw off my nuts"