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joinerjohn
Absolutely Raebhoop. I take ours a good walk at least twice a day. Once in the morning then in the afternoon when I've done for the day. Weekends, he's hardly in the house an hour till he wants walkies again. I usually take him through the woods near where I live and at one point , there's a bit of a deserted wasteland which is fenced off. Kids have removed a few of the fencing panels . I only have to wave my arm towards a space in the fence and tell him to go. and he tears off through the gap, then right up to the end of the wasteland , back through another space and eventually comes running down the trail in the woods to me. He can brighten up my day when I'm feeling a bit down, loves kids (although he can't manage a whole one). He's as friendly as friendly can be. Eats almost anything he can get his teeth into (including the kitchen wall when he was a bit younger. Almost made it through to the living room one night) Now he sleeps in the living room and can go into the kitchen where his basket/bed is. But he's content lying on the sofa when we go to bed. If the missus gets up before me, she'll make a cuppa then tell him to fetch daddy. He tears through the house to the bedroom, jumps straight on top of me, till I get up. Just to see him brings a smile to my face. Adverts on the TV with dogs and cats in drive him barmy (who says dogs can't see TV?) Sometimes he's been lying asleep and he's woke up to adverts on the TV with dogs in them (I'm sure he knows them by the music/voiceover now) Sometimes his antics have me in tears of laughter. In short, we think he's wonderful.