Was actually thinking of swapping the child out, but thanks for your suggestions, they seem to be a better idea.
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Was actually thinking of swapping the child out, but thanks for your suggestions, they seem to be a better idea.
How about a low allergy dog? http://imgs.sfgate.com/c/pictures/20...gs_0026_df.jpg
Swapping the child could have some definite advantages. Mine are driving me insane today so I'm happy to give you a two for one swap and take your allergy child off your hands ;-):
Onyx - that is one ugly dog!!
That dog looks like a black Yoda. With no manners.
Rouge I love that Simon's cat link! So accurate!
I declined to mentioned my chooks, though I wasn't sure it was necessary to mention that they sleep OUTside the house in the chook house! Takes all types I spose lol.
If darth vader had a dog?
2393'Looking after' me when I was home sick yesterday lol.
^^ oh my how adorable
Sent from my iPhone... Probably while feeding our poppet.
Mine sleep inside, in the kitchen/living/dining area at night. During the day they are inside mostly, outside when they want to be, when I'm home. When i'm at work they are inside in the above area. youngest pup is crate trained and used to sleep in our room as a puppy... but is now in the same area as the adult dogs except when DF is away - then two of them sleep in our room on the bed. They are both good at alerting me to noises and don't bark for no reason, and I feel safer with them in there.
I've never ever had an outside dog, except when i struck a deal with DF (who'd only ever had outside dogs) that the dogs would be outside when we weren't home. That rule soon changed when they destroyed the retic and were better behaved when inside.
:hide: I honestly have no idea where our dog sleeps... Every bed, kennel we buy for her, she destroys or refuses to use. Always been the way really. We used to open the shed up for her at night but she wouldnt sleep in there, instead she would drag everything that she could move out into the yard. Now we have no idea where she sleeps, we have given her blankies, cushions etc to sleep with and she has her hideout somewhere in the yard...
And now I feel like a bad pet owner. :(
Ours sleeps on Ashton's bed. He always complained he had no one to sleep with now he does. Although night before last she was on our bed. I think that is cause we had a house guest she was keeping an eye on. House guest slept on the lounge.
Nothing wrong with not knowing, as long as you know they are safe and happy :):