New puppy

Grumpyowl said:
john-e89 said:
What a georgeous pup, as are the other dogs posted, very jealous!

We'd love a dog and my young son is desperate for one but my wife is highly allergic to dogs, such a shame. :cry:
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Buy a kennel for the wife, let the dog live in the house :D
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I mentioned that not long ago, my ribs are healing nicely and the swelling and black colour has gone right down in my nads thanks..
 
john-e89 said:
What a georgeous pup, as are the other dogs posted, very jealous!

We'd love a dog and my young son is desperate for one but my wife is highly allergic to dogs, such a shame. :cry:
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A friend of ours is very allergic to dogs, but when his wife was recovering from throat cancer he decided to buy her the puppy she'd wanted for years. After sme research he ended up with a Cockepoo and has no problem with his allergies at all as they tend not to moult. It is a bit of a lottery though as some can still moult while others don't, they were lucky. A thoroughbred Poodle is a good choice for people with breathing related allergies, and they are very intelligent. I'd love a Standard Poodle - but it would never have the daft haircut! :D

Meet Dooley the Cockerpoo

 
Not a puppy anymore. A 40 Kg lump
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However, I thought a few of the female members might have posted a few pics of their Puppies too.... :wink:
 
Hello and welcome to the forum Rory!

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