bonniebird

I love dogs :)I have 3 and I always pick up. All dog owners should pick up after their dogs, lazy and arrogant that they don't, if you can't be bothered to pick up then don't have a dog, simple as that.

Not much I can do but there is a pure white Finch flying around my garden in Forest Hill :( I guess its a lost pet and it won't last long out there, bit gutted but nothing I can do, just wondered if anyone has lost one?

Vanessa Feltz did a whole talk on Japanese knotwees this morning on 94.9 it sound a real pain

my orange has been terrible the last 2 days

My new puppy :)

Brilliant actress :)

Oh poor little boy :'( so sorry Gerry Xxx

So did the men attack him or the dog as well? If the dog did nothing, then lets not say dangerous dog. What a terrible thing to happen :( I hope he's ok. You feel so helpless :( you poor things. I agree about reporting it. How horrid :( I hope it gets sorted xx

He's not fat anymore due to getting cancer and not being able to eat :(

They got rid of the Candyman thats what :(

It was the third part of a series I think?

Heading out. Not funny at all, rubbish is the word

its not me

I saw that car smashed into the school railings, looked like it went straight across from Honor Oak rd, tis a dodgy juction

rgutsell you ain't met me then ;)

DulwichDeviant Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Best advice with most dogs is ! > A well exercised dog is a happy dog! Agreed :)

I don't own a Staffy but will in the future and I will adopt one. These are marvelous dogs, you need to socialise all breeds at the earliest opportunity, i.e puppy socialisation classes, over the park etc, training classes are brilliant too. There are quite a few Staffs over Peckham Rye park who are very well behaved and socialised, they are great with children, they do like any breed need a couple of walks EVERY day, but that goes without saying, I have always been comfortable with dogs so I don't know how it feels not to be, but if you do get a pup, don't act afraid or be too nervous around it because it will pick that up from you, be confident (this applies to any breed) I reckon you'll fall in love with it in no time :) and be patient, especially with house training etc, they all have to learn, just like we do, good luck, keep us updated x

Same in the park, I make my dog wait when parents and children go whizzing past on bikes, they can see her waiting and I reckon 2 out of 10 say thank you, not a good lesson in front of the children, manners cost nothing

I liked it!

They don't hibernate and doubt very much that they would go anywhere near you or your dog or a small child, they are afraid of us in general

Greyhound Racing

Yes the lady should have not walked away,I doubt she feared the woods, had it been me I would have tried to smooth things over with you, all dog owners are accountable for anything there dog might do, shame :( hope your ok and Happy new Year!

I'm not sticking up for the lady, but sometimes those woods are quite desolate and quiet, the dog may have seen the guy come from nowhere and ran in to protect his owner, not saying its right before I get jumped on, but I know my dog is wary if anyone appears from nowhere, she wouldn't bark but would be aloof. I also wonder wether in this day of "Dangerous dogs" etc this lady was scared that if she admitted the dog bite then the guy might have said he wanted the dog put to sleep, don't know but could be a factor?

I hears a hairdressers are opening there

Sonos are the best, we have one upstairs and one downstairs and on my phone :) best gadget Handsome Husband has bought!