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SORRY HIT THE ENTER BUTTON TOO EARLY..

Hi Kat, I had a yorkie, they can be quite agressive in nature, he was really cruel to my cat. He used to attack kids on a bike (so I took the bike off him) and the postman did refuse to deliver mail. It took me a year to get over it when he died and swore I'd never have another dog. Then, about a year ago I got involved in the rescue in a Basset Hound who was an unwanted xmas present and I brought her here. She is so good in nature to all that come here and I can't imagine a day without her. So I highly suggest you look at this breed for a loving pet that is likely to get on with your cats too. Downside; they moult, they constantly beg for food, they can stink (stinky hound), they wee when they see you after you've been out and come home, at least mine does but this could still be trauma from her first home. Get one though, mines sat on my toes right now! Qx
 
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Beachbag said:
Happy New Year Q and Everyone! and a huge thank you to you all for the advice, support (and fun) during the last couple of months :happy: Xx
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Happy New Year every one - many thanks for your help and support since Oct13. May 2014 be the best yet.
 
Q007 said:
SORRY HIT THE ENTER BUTTON TOO EARLY..

Hi Kat, I had a yorkie, they can be quite agressive in nature, he was really cruel to my cat. He used to attack kids on a bike (so I took the bike off him) and the postman did refuse to deliver mail. It took me a year to get over it when he died and swore I'd never have another dog. Then, about a year ago I got involved in the rescue in a Basset Hound who was an unwanted xmas present and I brought her here. She is so good in nature to all that come here and I can't imagine a day without her. So I highly suggest you look at this breed for a loving pet that is likely to get on with your cats too. Downside; they moult, they constantly beg for food, they can stink (stinky hound), they wee when they see you after you've been out and come home, at least mine does but this could still be trauma from her first home. Get one though, mines sat on my toes right now! Qx
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I have a Border Terrier who I wouldn't be without!. She's great fun, very tough and loves a Cwtch (welsh for cuddle). She has a loving relationship with the postman, she'd love to get her teeth into him, and hates all cats, especially those who poo in her front garden when she's watching from the window! She's my very best friend, without her my life would be much less fun. Get a dog and enrich your life ;)
 
never ever ever again!! too painful.... :(



edit: we lost our beagle.....feels like yesterday but was probly 3 or so months ago and the trouble is when im running up the park all beagles look the same, its like seeing him again :(
 
Andy12345 said:
never ever ever again!! too painful.... :(



edit: we lost our beagle.....feels like yesterday but was probly 3 or so months ago and the trouble is when im running up the park all beagles look the same, its like seeing him again :(
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Well I agree, from my first experience, dog died in my arms and that was 15 years ago. But, it's why you'll love a new dog even more and appreciate them sharing part of your lifes' journey. I hate going away and won't go longer than 7 days at a time as I know she pines. It's a real ****** as I do need to travel. Q..
 
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