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Love the doggie running across the top of the page ! Thank you Char, I had a knackering morning with over twice the usual number of people coming to be vaccinated (but great news !) - the doggie makes me smile ! :D

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But he's getting nowhere, except backwards. :( I wonder if he will hear if we call him? Perhaps not, Dalmations have a deaf gene. :(

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Must admit I don’t like it. I’m not a fan of moving stuff in your eyeline that you can’t get rid of - sorry.

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Spardo wrote: Mon Nov 08, 2021 4:33 pm Dalmations have a deaf gene
Some Border Collies do too, and both our Aussies are pretty deaf at 15 and nearly 14. They can hear if I clap my hands, and one hears my piercing 2 fingered whistle ! I have a proper sheepdog whistle somewhere, if only I could find it ....

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I like it too Char. Please could you add another dog though - a mini dachsie with legs moving like the clappers ..........!

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Blaze wrote: Mon Nov 08, 2021 4:39 pm
Spardo wrote: Mon Nov 08, 2021 4:33 pm Dalmations have a deaf gene
Some Border Collies do too, and both our Aussies are pretty deaf at 15 and nearly 14. They can hear if I clap my hands, and one hears my piercing 2 fingered whistle ! I have a proper sheepdog whistle somewhere, if only I could find it ....
Yes, my English Setter was pretty deaf, and our lovely Breton too. Neither of them ran more than 50 metres away in the field before turning to see if I was still coming, and, if I was signalling the recall. If I missed my cue, I just turned my back and they thought I was walking away, and came straight back to me. But the Setter certainly, and the Breton probably, became deaf through age. Dalmations have a gene which makes many of them deaf from birth.

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I like it too Char. Please could you add another dog though - a mini dachsie with legs moving like the clappers ..........!
And a Greyhound or Lurcher please, as well. There's plenty of room. :lol:

Years ago our big gentle Lurcher, Lurch (Greyhound 90% Saluki 10%), came 2nd in a competition to a Dachsund. For a fleeting moment the 2 of them sat together displaying their rosettes. Sadly I didn't have my camera ready. :o

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#7 Post by Oldblueraincoat »

Looking forward to Christmas @Char can't wait to see what you have up your animation sleeve 😆😆😆

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Oldblueraincoat wrote: Mon Nov 08, 2021 5:07 pm Looking forward to Christmas @Char can't wait to see what you have up your animation sleeve 😆😆😆
Me too !!! ☃️☃️☃️🎄
Reminds me of a song ..... "All of a sudden a piece of black pudden came flying through the air ......" (I don't know if anyone knows it ?!)

Edit : There's a new dog ! 🐶 Oooh, and another !! Brilliant ! A dachsie chasing a greyhound ???!

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Spardo wrote: Mon Nov 08, 2021 4:58 pm
Blaze wrote: Mon Nov 08, 2021 4:39 pm
Spardo wrote: Mon Nov 08, 2021 4:33 pm Dalmations have a deaf gene
Some Border Collies do too, and both our Aussies are pretty deaf at 15 and nearly 14. They can hear if I clap my hands, and one hears my piercing 2 fingered whistle ! I have a proper sheepdog whistle somewhere, if only I could find it ....
Yes, my English Setter was pretty deaf, and our lovely Breton too. Neither of them ran more than 50 metres away in the field before turning to see if I was still coming, and, if I was signalling the recall. If I missed my cue, I just turned my back and they thought I was walking away, and came straight back to me. But the Setter certainly, and the Breton probably, became deaf through age. Dalmations have a gene which makes many of them deaf from birth.

@Veem
I like it too Char. Please could you add another dog though - a mini dachsie with legs moving like the clappers ..........!
And a Greyhound or Lurcher please, as well. There's plenty of room. :lol:

Years ago our big gentle Lurcher, Lurch (Greyhound 90% Saluki 10%), came 2nd in a competition to a Dachsund. For a fleeting moment the 2 of them sat together displaying their rosettes. Sadly I didn't have my camera ready. :o
I've often though that greyhounds/whippets look very much like Dachsies on stilts! :lol:

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#10 Post by Veem »

Typical! The dachsie is doing its own thing, being a clown and going in the opposite direction to everyone else. :lol: :lol:

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