What happened? Your dog attacked your son and you rehoused?
I thought your name was Mark - presumably Graham is your other half?
No Graham is the Charity co-ordinator. Yes as soon as our Son was crawling then walking really started Bingo off. He'd sit in the hallway panting refusing to move/come into any room.
Whatever happened to "last in ... first out" ๐ ?
Glad it's worked out well for him (and you). Tough decision but still needed making.
Nice letter. That was a tough descision, but looks like it worked out just fine.
SB
For seven years he was our 'baby' ๐"last in ... first out"
Tough call, but great news!
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Cool!
Eye,
Our westie was getting on when we had our kids and the little sod used to snap from time to time, but nothing too vicious just a few nose nips etc..sank a tooth into an eye a few times but not too serious ๐ no he did nip a bit and still does if he gets disturbed or has his manky filthy ears tugged by the kids. We thought long and hard about re-homing but the wife couldn't live with herself so he,s still here on thin ice. He is pretty old though 16 so I guess I'd be a bit grouchy.
To be honest the smells that emirate from him and his penchant for pissing on anything...just anything gets me down more than anything else. Love Westies me...
sank a tooth into an eye a few times
I'd have thought just the once would be plenty to see him off the premises, but maybe I'm just a bit too sensitive about eye-biting!
I think donks is jesting on that part. At 16 he'd be staying as not very mobile. At 7 Bingo was far more agile than westies of a similar age. So it was sadly a no-brainer as I didn't want to explain a lifelong scar or injury to a 18yr old hora jnr 'sorry son but we loved this dog too much years ago'.. Wouldn't wash


