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she wants to bring everyone away on hols, i keep putting her off because im terrified of leaving the dogs with the aul lad hes a headbanger with dogs , what do the rest of you do with your little darlings, after all who's going to look after them like we do,,how well are they looked after in kennels,,

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  On 07/06/2011 at 19:11, Casso said:

she wants to bring everyone away on hols, i keep putting her off because im terrified of leaving the dogs with the aul lad hes a headbanger with dogs , what do the rest of you do with your little darlings, after all who's going to look after them like we do,,how well are they looked after in kennels,,

i clean the kennels from top to bottom feed the dogs well the night before then my daughter cleans and feeds em -- shes been brought up with the dogs so she knows what shes doing -- my mates got gate n kennel keys and pops up a couple of times and a neighbours who works for a vets will always pop round -- i have put em in boarding ks before without problems ..
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my mam stays at mine house while i,m away ,and my dad takes the dogs out for a walk ,so all well normally apart from last year came back 1 dead goldfish and 1 of pigeons had died but it was a youngen

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I'm friendly with a vet who told me years ago that the week before the local summer holiday fortnight was the busiest time of the year for folk coming into the surgery to have their dogs put to sleep. Totally stunned me. But what I found even more alarming was his further revelation that quite a few of them would be back in year after year with another dog to have it put down...shocker eh? Cheaper to have it pts than board it in kennels for a fortnight... :thumbdown:

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  On 07/06/2011 at 19:50, BORDERSCOT said:

I'm friendly with a vet who told me years ago that the week before the local summer holiday fortnight was the busiest time of the year for folk coming into the surgery to have their dogs put to sleep. Totally stunned me. But what I found even more alarming was his further revelation that quite a few of them would be back in year after year with another dog to have it put down...shocker eh? Cheaper to have it pts than board it in kennels for a fortnight... :thumbdown:

 

he should have PUT THEM TO SLEEP.some folk are just c**ts.

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the wifes sister usually looks after them if i can't take them, i don't like doing it as she will feed them any old shiite and never excersises them, used to really annoy me and it would cause a bit of aggro between me and the wife, we now only go away for the week and i have the dogs meals all sorted into freezer bags before i go. :thumbs:

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  On 07/06/2011 at 19:50, BORDERSCOT said:

I'm friendly with a vet who told me years ago that the week before the local summer holiday fortnight was the busiest time of the year for folk coming into the surgery to have their dogs put to sleep. Totally stunned me. But what I found even more alarming was his further revelation that quite a few of them would be back in year after year with another dog to have it put down...shocker eh? Cheaper to have it pts than board it in kennels for a fortnight... :thumbdown:

 

 

shit that something else isn't it,,

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My mum stays over, and if she can't, i pay the nephew to stay over.

Have payed a house sitter before, but he has a real job now :thumbdown: he used to just sit on my comp smoking weed for £20 for 24 hours. Well worth it.

Harder for me as just not dogs but pigs, ferrets, chickens, ducks and 7 fish tanks also need looking after.

 

If you know some one you trust, who is out of work, a house sitter is my preferred choice.

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