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jamson72 said:
We have a 6 month old cockapoo named Bruno.
This is last Friday after his puppy groom
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Wife and I went out on Saturday for an hour to get some food shopping and came back to this
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How did he get like that lol ?

If It makes you feel any better, I walked that tough Cockapoo puppy walk and literally went bald doing so. 2 years time he'll be 100X easier
 
Elgraman said:
How did he get like that lol ?

If It makes you feel any better, I walked that tough Cockapoo puppy walk and literally went bald doing so. 2 years time he'll be 100X easier
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There was a large puddle on the field and my 2 kids decided it would be a good idea to let him go for a run and that was the result 🤣


He is great we have only had him a month so still getting used to the 30 minute zoomies when he is tired.
 
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This is Bailey ready for some off road action.

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This is Bailey with a quiff.

And these are some of the scars and teeth marks from being attacked on West Kirby beach by three Husky’s, not good, I thought he was dead.


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Daisy a gentle giant staffie cross mastiff we rescued her from abusive idiots you can see the scars on her back where they put cigs out on her I never had a dog before and she sticks to me like glue.at 66 she transformed my life that's for sure and she now landed on all 4 paws
 
speedyg said:
Daisy a gentle giant staffie cross mastiff we rescued her from abusive idiots you can see the scars on her back where they put cigs out on her I never had a dog before and she sticks to me like glue.at 66 she transformed my life that's for sure and she now landed on all 4 paws
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Not mine, but my mate Danny’s dogs, they sit in the reception at his Garage.

He is Elgrand friendly and so are they.
DMR Motors Widnes.

They are soft and love attention - but a part of me still thinks, “ I wonder what mood they are in? ” 😬

I also wonder how many potential customers have looked through the door and thought, “ fcuk that I’ll go somewhere else.”

Don’t mention my name or he will charge you double. 😆
 
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