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"PUPPEH"

I really want a puppeh, heh. And up until now my mother was all like "nooo our house is too small, we can't afford it" etc.

But now our next door neighbours have 2 she is more open in the fact that our house is a good size. So the point of this is I need some help with things to say to convince her to let me get one.

I said I’d pay to get pet insurance with my allowance from the sixth form weekly pay. So that turned her vote from "NO FRIGGIN WAY" to "HMM MAYBE"

also I want a brown lab, heh they rock or a Springer spaniel, my mate has 2 they are so funny. What dogs are decent but yet not pricey. Although the pet rescue is a good spot to look *strokes chin* hmmm.

Anyway I need some advice in convincing her (plus my farther who will no doubt be like "NEVAH!! MOOHAHAHAHA")

Spank you.

there is actually an irish springer dog.....

Azul wrote:
> Cwazy Wabbit wrote:
> [URL]http://www.seawhy.com/d213.html[/URL] - I want a B******t.
>
> Ah good - something to relate to the stuff you're constantly spouting
> then.

I'm popping this, because I'm quite proud of it.

whoa whoa, wait. It's not "official" yet.


I cant have one yet because I’m going on holiday in September and it would be stupid to buy one then have to put the fella in a kennel.

You've got ages, get one now!

Have you decided on a breed yet?

October 10th

Birthday, when?

I talked with the folks some more (annoyed them ;D) and i think I’m aloud a wee little puppeh for my birthday! huzzah!

It wouldn't have anything to do with the laxatives that "accidently" got mixed into his dog bowl, would it?

;^)

Timmargh wrote:
> My dog has learnt several unusual commands, the most useful of which
> is "shut the door": he simply jumps up and pushes the door
> shut with his front paws - if it doesn't latch he tries it again.
> Haven't managed to teach him how to lock it yet ...

Heh, "Open, frag and Clear" - thats what i'm currently teaching my dog.

Tiltawhirl wrote:
> You taught him to sh*t fas**t? how did you do that, squat down and show
> him how it's done?

Hes learnt it, thats the important thing...