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03-12-11, 10:39 AM
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Dogs Christmas Presents
What do you all spend on them?
Just left the petshop £50 lighter! Must be mad, squeeky toys, chews, treats etc.  The Mrs will wrap them for him too! Loves seeing him rip them open 
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03-12-11, 10:45 AM
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I made the mistake a couple of years ago of leaving a present under the tree for my great dane one Christmas Eve.
I got up christmas morning to find she had ripped into MOST of OUR presents trying to find it. She had eaten 2 selection boxes, managed to rip open anything else ediable (cheeseboard and a nut selection) tore through the wrapping and boxes of several other presents, attempted to eat a bottle of Lynx bodywash and spent the rest of the day being sick. Add to that the fact that she had picked all the chocolate decorations off the tree itself she wasn't my favourite creature that day i can tell you!!!
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mum to Rogue, GSD, daft as a brush! Cait, the human puppy, 6 years, and two pretty miffed cats, Smokey and the Bandit =^.^=  
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03-12-11, 10:48 AM
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I think it is very important that dogs learn to play,.. but I would never pay out a lot.
Ok, when we go somewhere big enough, we will often buy a new toy,.. but dogs will often play more with something that you make up for free Two of the best toys that Kee and Sam play with, are stuffed old socks,..and a length of rope with knots tied into it and they tend to last a lot longer My Jazz doesnt play, and never has done since we have had her, so I know how much play makes a difference 
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03-12-11, 11:20 AM
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I get mine gifts too, I wrap the dogs prezzies but not the cats lol. Cost wise it varies...I don't buy a great deal as they are pretty spoiled all year round.
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03-12-11, 11:21 AM
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........ So far....... I have bought a new bed for each, new collars and some toys.
I am contemplating buying some tasties, but tbh they will probably prefer to tuck into a meaty bone than the pet shop treats.
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03-12-11, 11:39 AM
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mum to Rogue, GSD, daft as a brush! Cait, the human puppy, 6 years, and two pretty miffed cats, Smokey and the Bandit =^.^=
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03-12-11, 11:54 AM
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 sorry but both those stories made me laugh, we think they are so innocent and do no wrong, yet behind our back they are sneaky food thieves! If they think they can get away with something they will try their best
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People will always tell you what you do wrong, but they are hesitant to compliment you for the many things you do right, but an animal never acts out of cruelty, a self-serving agenda or hatred. That's the essential difference between human and animal...
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