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16-08-2010, 21:10
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HELLO
I had a greman shepard dog took him on as a 2year old and he was called Prince  i called him caos because he caused it were ever he went for awhile..... he did'nt mind and came when ever I called  He was a real gem and a real friend in the end... it took 2 years to calm him down but well worth it ... I still miss him
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16-08-2010, 21:20
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& so do some of the lads on here   How are stranger
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16-08-2010, 21:25
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hello .... What doooo you mean What has been going on  
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16-08-2010, 21:32
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21-08-2010, 19:25
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well he's landed and so far settling in very nicely.
2hr walk and a shredded tennis ball later............................. 
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21-08-2010, 22:26
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Hi Plank, sorry for the delay, this thread had sort of disappeared and I forgot
Deb reckons Aubergine to keep with the general cucumber/veggie theme or Gulp cos it sounds good 
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22-08-2010, 13:09
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Ghost Face
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22-08-2010, 15:08
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good one
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22-08-2010, 17:33
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gotta be casper hasnt it ?
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22-08-2010, 20:20
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that's what the gold fish is called now, mind you he is on his third name in two weeks, no woder he doesn't answer to it |
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22-08-2010, 20:36
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23-08-2010, 12:07
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I htink this was all pat of research as people have allways considered it impossible to be cruel to fih as they have no brain and therefore can't feel pain. The research proved you don't have to have a brain (as humans understand one to be) to be intelligent. Therfore there is hope for all of us
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23-08-2010, 16:07
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My pond goldfish have a memory lasting at least months, they wait in the same area of the pond to be fed each morning so they remember when and were I feed them, they used to recognise my neighbours voice, he fed them and talked to them whilst I was away, and if he spoke to me in the garden they would rush over towards him. Now I go away for up to three months leaving them unfed ( they do have a lot of tadpoles to eat) soon as they hear us making a noise when we come back there they are waiting in the feeding corner, who said gold fish don't have a memory, its better than mine! regards bri
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