Off Topic The Burly Arms

that's a dog?

I thought it was one of those bush baby things.

 

Yorkshire Terrier, I won't pay silly prices for mongrels like some people do.

 

Mate ... ALL dogs are mongrels ...unless you buy a wolf ... ....

 

A yorkshire terrier...that's not a dog mate, that's just a yappy little furry ****ting machine..

Will you dress it in one of those stupid dog coat things, like most of the other ****s who own them?

 

Yeah but paying mega bucks for a Cockapoo some other silly name is daft imo.

 

My daughter will deffo put a bow in her hair.

 

And a daft tartan jacket...As if they don't look stupid enough.

 

We've got a "Schnoodle" ... Schnauzer/poodle ... came across a picture of her as a pup when we were searching for dogs that wouldn't shed hair (my middle girl is allergic to cats and although we had tested her with puppies we still felt it wise to minimise the hair etc - not to mention cleaning up after them) ... she's the cleverest little thing possible ... way brighter than the pure breds my family had when I was a kid ... been an absolute joy ... but all dogs are great (provided not too poncy)

 

Mrs luv is allergic which is driving our choice but I like Yorkies anyway.

 

I'm getting a car for work in the next couple of years and have my heart set on a Fiat 500 along with my Yorkie I may get some unwanted attention.

 

Rum and raisin,

 

Get the 500 convertible, and you'll get all the cock you want.

 

****ing hell, those batteries have lasted a long time, are they duracell?

 

I've got shutters like that but with the bar on the side. Cute dog.

 

Looks cute tho...id have one just to get bare pussy fam

 

Daughter No.1 has a Cavapoo, cost her a bag. Lovely dog though, if a bit needy.

I’d rather sandpaper my bell end than walk a Yorkie.

 

Got the shutters throughout the house including doubles onto patio - was one benefit of completely gutting the place when we bought it - looks great, though I say it myself -

Yes she is a cutie - my missus got the Xmas jumper as a bit of a wind-up towards her brother - he has a German Shepherd that is now about 12 months old and is absolutely ****ing massive - paws like dinner plates - lovely natured dog but wants to play with every dog it sees and her brother, who's quite a big lad (used to play a lot of rugby), is now really struggling to hold him when he wants to go ...

 

... when we were visiting the mum-in-law at Cardiff hospital last summer I'd have to sit outside with the dog when the missus and my girls went in - I kid you not, just about every nurse that came past stopped to fuss the dog and have a chat!!!