Think its time to find 'Lost Dog/Yoda Ears' a new home
16 May 2007, 11:31 AM
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16 May 2007, 10:57 PM
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That was a great update Mark. Sonic has your facial bone structure but not your shinny slap!
So then, are you going to name'n'shame the gimp ScoobyNet member that slept with your dog? Lets hope they had more than a dusty old sleeping bag to curl up with?
One question from a previous post... why would it be wrong to breed from Sonic owing to his unknown history? My family and I had the pleasure of meeting Sonic and I think Mark will confirm that we all fell in love with him and his temperament? So much so, our back garden is being fenced off ready to hunt for a Sonic... He changed our minds completely on the sort of dog we want.
So then, are you going to name'n'shame the gimp ScoobyNet member that slept with your dog? Lets hope they had more than a dusty old sleeping bag to curl up with?
One question from a previous post... why would it be wrong to breed from Sonic owing to his unknown history? My family and I had the pleasure of meeting Sonic and I think Mark will confirm that we all fell in love with him and his temperament? So much so, our back garden is being fenced off ready to hunt for a Sonic... He changed our minds completely on the sort of dog we want.
16 May 2007, 11:03 PM
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Scooby slept with Sonic, but that was a few months ago now 
I have seen quite a few ad's around where I live and work for Staff pups for sale, not sure on prices, but there doesnt seem to be a lot of demand for them around here at the moment, as a lot of people still have Ellie on their mind etc as it was very local, and you know how a lot of people compare and think they are all the same dog
Mind you I couldnt gaurantee what some of the owners will be like from these parts though either
I have seen quite a few ad's around where I live and work for Staff pups for sale, not sure on prices, but there doesnt seem to be a lot of demand for them around here at the moment, as a lot of people still have Ellie on their mind etc as it was very local, and you know how a lot of people compare and think they are all the same dog
Mind you I couldnt gaurantee what some of the owners will be like from these parts though either
17 May 2007, 07:58 AM
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That was a great update Mark. Sonic has your facial bone structure but not your shinny slap!
So then, are you going to name'n'shame the gimp ScoobyNet member that slept with your dog? Lets hope they had more than a dusty old sleeping bag to curl up with?
One question from a previous post... why would it be wrong to breed from Sonic owing to his unknown history? My family and I had the pleasure of meeting Sonic and I think Mark will confirm that we all fell in love with him and his temperament? So much so, our back garden is being fenced off ready to hunt for a Sonic... He changed our minds completely on the sort of dog we want.
So then, are you going to name'n'shame the gimp ScoobyNet member that slept with your dog? Lets hope they had more than a dusty old sleeping bag to curl up with?
One question from a previous post... why would it be wrong to breed from Sonic owing to his unknown history? My family and I had the pleasure of meeting Sonic and I think Mark will confirm that we all fell in love with him and his temperament? So much so, our back garden is being fenced off ready to hunt for a Sonic... He changed our minds completely on the sort of dog we want.
I can do it indirectly though i think?
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16 March 2008, 09:10 PM
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Well over a year since we have had Sonic, so i thought i would put some fresh pics up of him for those that are interested.
Nothing has changed really, still a complete nutter of a dog, very playful, great natured and a great companion.
Have been working away a lot recently and i really miss him when i am away. He has a great affinity with my daughter (who i have every second weekend) and when she leaves on a monday morning he is a bit miserable.
He still has at least 2 walks every day, 15 mins in the morning then about an hour at night, And is still very fit and healthy as well as being a bit heavier than in the last photos. He has been very healthy, has not had to visit the vets for anything else other than routine. It's a shame his old mate Scooby has had to spend a bit of time at the vets in recent months.
Again, a massive thanks to Steve and Donna. Corinna, Sophie and i really could not imagine life without him.
Nothing has changed really, still a complete nutter of a dog, very playful, great natured and a great companion.
Have been working away a lot recently and i really miss him when i am away. He has a great affinity with my daughter (who i have every second weekend) and when she leaves on a monday morning he is a bit miserable.
He still has at least 2 walks every day, 15 mins in the morning then about an hour at night, And is still very fit and healthy as well as being a bit heavier than in the last photos. He has been very healthy, has not had to visit the vets for anything else other than routine. It's a shame his old mate Scooby has had to spend a bit of time at the vets in recent months.
Again, a massive thanks to Steve and Donna. Corinna, Sophie and i really could not imagine life without him.
16 March 2008, 09:50 PM
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He is looking really well Mark, a credit to you Corrinna and Sophie
The 2nd pic at first I thought was that Sonic had managed to get a cat, but then realised it must have been your feet and one of your socks about to be permanently destroyed
Glad he is doing so well, Scooby is back on Anti Biotics whilst we wait for the 2nd set of results, and he started to show some signs of improvement and the nose fluid has stopped (I say fluid but the vet has said it is Pus and not Mucuus) but his scratching against the walls and cutting himself is no better, so the sooner his 2nd results come back the better
The 2nd pic at first I thought was that Sonic had managed to get a cat, but then realised it must have been your feet and one of your socks about to be permanently destroyed
Glad he is doing so well, Scooby is back on Anti Biotics whilst we wait for the 2nd set of results, and he started to show some signs of improvement and the nose fluid has stopped (I say fluid but the vet has said it is Pus and not Mucuus) but his scratching against the walls and cutting himself is no better, so the sooner his 2nd results come back the better
16 March 2008, 09:56 PM
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Crikey, I can't believe it's been a year already...!!!!
He looks very very happy...
and yet another Staffie who likes socks... my sister has rescued one who now has to have his own 'sock monster'..
He looks very very happy...
and yet another Staffie who likes socks... my sister has rescued one who now has to have his own 'sock monster'..
16 March 2008, 09:57 PM
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He is looking really well Mark, a credit to you Corrinna and Sophie
The 2nd pic at first I thought was that Sonic had managed to get a cat, but then realised it must have been your feet and one of your socks about to be permanently destroyed
Glad he is doing so well, Scooby is back on Anti Biotics whilst we wait for the 2nd set of results, and he started to show some signs of improvement and the nose fluid has stopped (I say fluid but the vet has said it is Pus and not Mucuus) but his scratching against the walls and cutting himself is no better, so the sooner his 2nd results come back the better
The 2nd pic at first I thought was that Sonic had managed to get a cat, but then realised it must have been your feet and one of your socks about to be permanently destroyed
Glad he is doing so well, Scooby is back on Anti Biotics whilst we wait for the 2nd set of results, and he started to show some signs of improvement and the nose fluid has stopped (I say fluid but the vet has said it is Pus and not Mucuus) but his scratching against the walls and cutting himself is no better, so the sooner his 2nd results come back the better
It's still going on????? poor pup
16 March 2008, 10:26 PM
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Unfortunately Scooby is still not well.
Yeah Scoobychick, for a supposed pedigree staffie, he has the most un-staffie like ears i have ever seen. They do actually flop forwards in true staffie style but you have to put them there yourself by hand.
Steve, yep he loves socks. Instead of binning them when they get holy, i treat him to a tug of war. Then ehen he has them off i put some treats in them and tie a knot in the end for him to trash.
Yeah Scoobychick, for a supposed pedigree staffie, he has the most un-staffie like ears i have ever seen. They do actually flop forwards in true staffie style but you have to put them there yourself by hand.
Steve, yep he loves socks. Instead of binning them when they get holy, i treat him to a tug of war. Then ehen he has them off i put some treats in them and tie a knot in the end for him to trash.
17 March 2008, 09:45 PM
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Being a new member today is the first time I've seen this thread - what a fab one, sonicdog looks as happy as a pig in poo!!
My last dog was a staffie/GSD cross and she was an absolute babe. She was a rescue dog and was actually scared of children when we first got her, used to hide under the table - poor baby, but she learned to love them again and used to play with my nieces and nephews a treat!! She also used to hang off trees like sonicdog, you could trace her walks around the park by the devastation of branches!!!!
We've got a lab cross now and all she wants to do is swim in the river and get cuddles!! She is also a babe.
As for dogs trust I think I will always get my dogs from there they are brilliant.
Well done all of you, you've done a fab job!!
My last dog was a staffie/GSD cross and she was an absolute babe. She was a rescue dog and was actually scared of children when we first got her, used to hide under the table - poor baby, but she learned to love them again and used to play with my nieces and nephews a treat!! She also used to hang off trees like sonicdog, you could trace her walks around the park by the devastation of branches!!!!
We've got a lab cross now and all she wants to do is swim in the river and get cuddles!! She is also a babe.
As for dogs trust I think I will always get my dogs from there they are brilliant.
Well done all of you, you've done a fab job!!
17 March 2008, 11:15 PM
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Aww im glad yoda ears is doing good i cant believe its been a year since that now so much has happened! He looks massive now! atleast he has a better home now than being out on the streets.
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