New pup/bear Jeff :tt1:

Lovely dog, what breed? Lost our cat too recently, considering a dog this year.

New pup/bear Jeff :tt1:

 

Oh yes, playmate for Carli who is one now

Lovely dog, what breed? Lost our cat too recently, considering a dog this year.

 

Highly recommend a Shi Tzu, got one in November 2016 when I was unwell, Bailey’s intelligent, loyal, and a comfort companion after a rough day at work:thumbup: She sits on the arm of the couch and is the first to welcome me home every time, great little guard dog also:thumbup1:

 

 

 

 

Great looking pups guys....my brother in law just bought something that looks like it was literally dropped from the sky's onto its face....I can't believe he paid £1800 for it ... What!!! With vet bills food and everything else that goes with them owning a dog isn't cheap anymore I guess? do you need/get pet insurance when you buy pups? How much is this? Or is it down to the dog & breed?

I paid €280 for Bailey, €40 for her shots and we spend €35 bi-monthly for grooming. We keep her clipped short, she has Royal Canin Shi Tzu food, I used to get the 1.5Kg bag at €15 (buy 5 get 6th free), she's small so it lasts 2-3 weeks, but last time I just bought a 7.5 kg bag at €55, its lasting well. Thought the dog specific food was a bit of a scam originally, we had days where we ran out and bought Pedigree dry food, but the groomer knows when we changed, as Bailey's coat was drier and she used to stink the place out:laugh:

Jo reckons the dog gets more money and beautification lavished upon her than she does:laugh:

Wouldn't have it any other way though:thumbup:

I paid €280 for Bailey, €40 for her shots and we spend €35 bi-monthly for grooming. We keep her clipped short, she has Royal Canin Shi Tzu food, I used to get the 1.5Kg bag at €15 (buy 5 get 6th free), she's small so it lasts 2-3 weeks, but last time I just bought a 7.5 kg bag at €55, its lasting well. Thought the dog specific food was a bit of a scam originally, we had days where we ran out and bought Pedigree dry food, but the groomer knows when we changed, as Bailey's coat was drier and she used to stink the place out:laugh:

Jo reckons the dog gets more money and beautification lavished upon her than she does:laugh:

Wouldn't have it any other way though:thumbup:

 

We have a Shi Tzu as well, and keep him trimmed short as much as possible too, much less hassle.

Cataracts developed quite early (6-7 years old? i think), so keep an eye ( :whistling: ) on that with yours too.

ours is now pretty much blind, but still gets around ok.

 

he is small enough to go in and out of the cat flap, which he does all the time, but, my only gripe with him is he can be fecking lazy and piss up a table leg in the kitchen if its raining or cold outside :cursing: :gun_bandana:

Playmate for our Bichon Frise

 

Edited February 11, 20187 yr by TonyB