on 19-09-2014 04:44 PM
After several hours during the week clearing and cleaning up a messy garden my day started like this
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on 27-10-2014 07:51 PM
on 27-10-2014 07:52 PM
on 27-10-2014 07:55 PM
If you wouldn't mind that would be great. I haven't any on this puter but i'm sure my son has some on his, I will email him and get him to send me some piccies of the bossy boy.
on 27-10-2014 07:59 PM
Freddie
They actually come in four sizes although I discount the smallest as abhorrent manipulation of the breed.
Standard, miniature, toy and lastly teacup.
We have a black standard, another friend here in the west has a cute champagne coloured toy and another has a black miniature. The toys are generally regular cat sized whereas the miniatures are foxy size. I personally prefer big dogs but if I had to choose a smaller one - I would go for the miniature as the toys are just as the names suggests - they look like toys lol
They are wonderful, whatever size you choose but be careful of the browns as they are the clowns in the family and two in the one household might be a but much for Mr F
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on 27-10-2014 07:59 PM
on 27-10-2014 08:10 PM
Good suggestion by Bushie about poodle rescue in NSW Freddie. Avoiding the 'puppy' stage and getting one a little more mature might be easier for you both although little poodle puppies are divine.
You should see my girl - at the moment she is curled up on an old feather doona at my feet. Gardening has exhausted her! She looks like an over-sized possum - all 30 kgs of her ![]()
on 27-10-2014 08:19 PM
Freddie I just spoke to one of my friends, she has two minature poodles, she suggested that for a unit, it might be better to go for a Toy size as they are smaller. She also suggested getting one that is past the "puppy stage" if you can, if you check out dogzonline there is a NSW poodle rescue listed on there.
on 27-10-2014 08:25 PM
Sounds good, I will definately look into this.
Laney your baby sounds lovely. Even though we are in a unit we are very active and walks are definately not an issue, we have a lovely walking path down by the river.
on 27-10-2014 08:27 PM
on 27-10-2014 08:30 PM
@punch*drunk wrote:Our staffy is a lap dog 🙂
Here she is giving hubby a hug on our walk around the block just now 🙂