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Strange behaviour. Why do you think they do that?

having the dogs indoors occasionally teaches them manners and social skills. Mine tend to come in when the temperatures are minus.

does if you don't like your dog shivering like a sissy on a cold wet night

Who the fcuk is he? Looks like a receding school kid.

its down to the amount of foxes. Big fat care free northern rabbits, opposed to fast nimble, fox avoiding southern rabbits. well that's what the geezer down the pub told me

I saw Swifts in Clare Suffolk last week and we've had House Martins about for a month or so (West Kent).

A degree in canine psychology eh, well done you sir. All I know is you gotta make that pup/dog love you and want to please. My dogs watch my every move, just waiting and thinking "what we doing next Dad" My pups are with me most of their waking day, not for stimulation or over attention, but more to learn ground rule and manners. Now as Adults I spend 2-3-4 hours a day, every day and more with them. Time with your mutts makes your bond and the older your dog the more bond you have. Dogs locked in kennels all day are missing out, no matter how much they like sleep What was this thread about?

But only a little.

Long gone now, but great pot filler and had eyes bigger than her belly

Can't you convince her to have something useful or decent?

Mostly smelly with skin, eye and feet problems. Good luck.

I bet if you were served it and was never told what it was you'd like it.