cant belive it

[MATTI 34]

Looks a smart dog, hope it turns out well for dingo, And you give your cousin a square one on the jaw

[valentino 0]

here is dingo out today.....doing what he loves...i only got a couple of pics as i was still brushing him out and letting him have abit of time to enjoy himself

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

i was doing abit of sit, and down commands.....i didnt realise there was a freshly caught cock pheasant near him either .......

Edited October 24, 2007 by valentino

[Chid 6,379]

dingo looks a lot happier now mate. wish i lived nearer i'd have him off you

[ter_gibz 0]

god dam shame hope you find someone to look after it in the right way not like your d**k of a so called cousin

[scouse moocher 0]

As everyone else has said your 'cousin' needs to learn a thing or two about what it takes to provide a good quality of life for a dog, or any animal for that matter, but the most important thing is the effort you are making to see this dog right and land him in the home he deserves. Wish there were alot more dog men like yourself.

 

Yours in admiration

 

 

 

 

Ant

[bullmastiff 610]

Sorry for digging up old posts, but did Dingo ever get a new home or have you still got him?

[ferreter216 0]

i would of took that dog of your cousin straight away

regardless of the other dog fighting him anthing is better than that one of your pals or something kenneling him up for a few weeks makes me sick seeing a dog down i wouldnt be how to leave him in that state.

hope he gets a good home

[Guest Ditch_Shitter]

le Ding? Relax, guys. I think ye'll find he's found his permanent home now. He's settled and perfectly happy. In fact, I think ye might say he's 'Laughing' ?

 

 

Dingo Dog ~ A Few Minutes Ago

 

 

And, yeppers; He's the most gentle natured, sweet, amusing and responsive Dog. He loves my other Dogs as well as my donkey.

 

The local cattle? Errm, well; That's something I've been working on. He doesn't mean to harm them. Just considers it his place to round them up! He's proven bloody good at it too! Hence the Check Chain.

 

I discussed it with Val' and we were agreed a Shock Collar may be necessary. But first I decided to try a properly applied Check. Today he veered away from some cows gathered at my top gate.

 

Any fool can buy a Shock Box and burn a Dog into submission. This is a gentle Dog. I think we may yet get away with just a life times experience of loving and learning about Dogs, from Dogs. And a little patience and understanding.

[Tinman 0]

Thats brilliant news about Dingo.

 

Glad it all worked out for him in the end.

 

 

 

Tinman

 

P.S

 

He looks a fine Dog

[Guest lurchers&terriers]

a good happy story in the end, well done for takeing him in

[valentino 0]

i would of took that dog of your cousin straight away

regardless of the other dog fighting him anthing is better than that one of your pals or something kenneling him up for a few weeks makes me sick seeing a dog down i wouldnt be how to leave him in that state.

hope he gets a good home

 

 

ferreter i see your point......but it wouldnt have been fair on dingo to have a couple of wheaton bred lurchers hanging off him would it?....

 

 

 

but yes dingo has found ...or should i say been giving a new life now thanks to DS and i couldnt be happier for the dog...

 

DS keeps me regulary updated with him and its always a pleasure

 

 

thanks again to everyone concerned with dingo...

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

Only just found this thread too.

 

Fair play to you both... Valentino for taking the dog off your cousin and re-homing him, and D.S for taking on the dog.

 

Nice one fellas

 

Gaz

[bird 9,599]

le Ding? Relax, guys. I think ye'll find he's found his permanent home now. He's settled and perfectly happy. In fact, I think ye might say he's 'Laughing' ?

 

 

Dingo Dog ~ A Few Minutes Ago

 

 

And, yeppers; He's the most gentle natured, sweet, amusing and responsive Dog. He loves my other Dogs as well as my donkey.

 

The local cattle? Errm, well; That's something I've been working on. He doesn't mean to harm them. Just considers it his place to round them up! He's proven bloody good at it too! Hence the Check Chain.

 

I discussed it with Val' and we were agreed a Shock Collar may be necessary. But first I decided to try a properly applied Check. Today he veered away from some cows gathered at my top gate.

 

Any fool can buy a Shock Box and burn a Dog into submission. This is a gentle Dog. I think we may yet get away with just a life times experience of loving and learning about Dogs, from Dogs. And a little patience and understanding.

 

 

 

Well done D.S, i think some times we all lack a bit of patience+understanding.

 

BIRD