tallulah71

I agree guna nua....very odd.

miss noodles whatsername has been very quiet of late....probably off poodle-bashing.

the-e-dealer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah and why shouldnt people have fun have fun > letting their dogs run amok in the park flower > beds and hey its just a carnival when they break > shop windows and nick stuff leave them alone. And > not paying on trains or buses its just a lark, Yeah have fun have fun "double fun" we call it, us shop-looters/carefree dog owners/good times havers!

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > peterstorm1985 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > What I don't get is why anyone thinks they need > to have a party in the small hours? What's wrong > with > > just starting earlier in the day and finishing > at a reasonable hour. I can understand that > teenagers > > think it's cool to be up all night but that's > only because it's something they've only recently > been > > allowed to do. > > > > But grown ups? > > Totally missing the point of a party. Next you'll > be suggesting cups of tea and cucumber sandwiches > all round. Tee hee - totally agree! (and I ain't no young 'un)

MissNoodlesHats Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > i heard you were walking a poodle ...and he threw > it at your dog but missed. What a little ray of sunshine YOU are.

it's "They're" singing. and "quarter". And Frankito's no ginger....

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Damned shame. Was never a fan of her music because > it was a put on voice. She had a massive talent > though. > > If only it could have been Pete instead. ? Put on? You what? What was her talent in then, Otta? Lovely to wish another person dead too! Go Otta!!

silverfox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This handsome couple might be interested > > http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2019320/Ja > cqui-Moore-celebrates-divorce-asking-new-partner-t > attoo-ENTIRE-body.html Ah. The Good ol' Daily Hell....might have guessed SF.

Ha ha Frank

Exactly.....Good luck to you Pedro....can't wait to see it

fantastic!

So sorry to hear that....you must be devastated.

Er......my dogs are completely safe around children. they are well trained, and used to very small children. In all 30 years I've kept dogs, none of them has atttacked anyone.

I know the official times are 8.00am - 7pm but I also know that often the gates open/close before/beyond the alloted times. What time is Sat morning open at? Many thanks

aha! cheers

Hoopers?

pommie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > thats why its good to have foxes around as they > will eat them! like it's good to have dogs around.....?

my dogs are great with children but would kill any cat if it could. I always walk them on the lead until we get to the park. Illness / age is no excuse - sorry! People loing their pets just because someone doesn't want to walk them on the lead? Come on......

Thanks so much Marie81: that's useful. being an all round animal lover (and encouraging birds etc to my garden) I probably have inadvertantly encouraged foxes myself. AND, if I were'nt a dog owner would have probably done the same as my neighbour....Will take more proactive steps to avoid any hurting of wild/domestic species!!x

I understand that the foxes were probably there long before we pitched up, but we are here now, and I cannot keep my dogs in indefinitley for fear of another fight. I do my best to avoid it obviously, but I'm just saying they're a bloody nuisance and feasrless it would seem! I just don't want to risk either of my two getting hurt OR another poor fox being killed like that.

she's already been asked - and told why. She is elderly and thinks she is doing them a favour.

Def positive ID him....MUST be reported.

Last winter my dog disturbed a sleeping fox which was in the shed at the bottom of the garden. The fox was trapped so there was no escape, and the most almighty fight ensued. It was incredicbly distressing to witness and nothing I could do would stop the fight. Banging pans, shouting etc (the hose pipe had frozen in the snow). Thankfully, my dog killed the fox (although I wish it had never happened) but she didn;t escape wound free. She was extremely cut, bruised and shocked for a number of days afterwards. An almost identical thing happened to another local dog-owner. While I have nothing against any animal, foxes are a nuisance. And I'm afraid I value the safety of my dogs over the preservation of foxes. My neighbour told me yesterday that my 2 dogs disturbed 2 young foxes at the end of the garden so they are clearly still using it as their territory dispite the domestic animals aldready there. I would really appreciate some sort of humane, effective deterrant for them. I have already had the rough patch beyond the fence cleared so they aere not encouraged to make homes, but to no avail. I know one of the neighbours regularly puts food out for them too which doesn;t help. Not really willing to ask my males friends to come and do endless pees in the garden, and water sensor sprays would be set off by the dogs. Is there any truth in lion poo?

dollydaydream Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The school on the borders of Honor Oak/East > Dulwich is St. Francesca Cabrini not Francis > Caprini. or indeed, Francis Carpini......

would be great if whoever it is responsible can clear up all the crap they left outside the cemetary gates.....disgusting