Triassic
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Funny you should say that...... she is.
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Funny you should say that...... she is.
Jungle Jim
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what an excellent blog
full of great stuff and much creativity
http://www.boogie-nights.org/2015/10/dont-stop-me-now.html
here you will find a picture of the dog
Don't let the cuddly looks deceive you, look at the size of the leopard that dog has just killed. No wonder it's tired :ambivalence:
nigelmercier
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I imagine there are many of us.
30boat
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I ain't the jealous type...
Cheery
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Yes, I too found the blog amusing. I was reading it as was intended via Barbie.
Twister_Ken
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Dog? That's not a dog. It's not even a decent breakfast by the time you've skinned and gutted it.
Daydream believer
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I reckon any decent dog on board should have had that rat by now
Fox Morgan
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Ah you guys, you do makes oi larf.
I think you'll find that even the most diligent of small dog deniers and naysayers change their opinion when in the company of this particular Banjo.
30boat
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Yep.He looks quite edible....
prv
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I'm generally a bigger-dog person, but there's no denying that a small and portable dog makes more sense on a boat. Just like bottles of HP sauce really.
Banjo looks like a fun character
Pete
Banjo looks like a fun character
Pete
Scotty_Tradewind
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yep a real ankle snapper I reckon..... just like half the dogs I met in Galicia this summer...
S.
S.
Wansworth
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........my dogs are car tyre biters........ when its going along!
Twister_Ken
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Just like Tabasco, myself.
Scotty_Tradewind
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I too had a dog which did that, a collie bitch. She would throw herself across our car to attack oncoming lorries too.
One day she threw herself off the front of my coaching(rowing) launch to try take on a swan.... she lost!
However you should have seen the two Jack Russells of ours, get stuck into a rats nest in a compost heap. Little dogs can be most vicious!
S.
Fox Morgan
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The ships dog has his uses. This is one job less for the wannabe sailing companion
https://youtu.be/x3f7pekU-XU
https://youtu.be/x3f7pekU-XU
tatali0n
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Ditto. And on principle, I often feel I shouldn't approve of any dog I actually have to bend down to pat on the head. But when it comes to it, I don't think I've ever met a dog I didn't actually like.
For my part, perhaps one day I'll have a boat big enough to fit the dogs. But unlikely. So I guess until then they'll have to continue stay at home with the wife whilst I go sailing
awol
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Poor wee thing - salt water in its bowl - what else is it meant to do?
tatali0n
Member
Clearly, lick the salt spray off the spray hood now he's developed a taste for the stuff!
Cheery
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Fox Morgan
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Part two to the first blog explaining what happened to create a vacancy for "sailing companion" , a follow on from last weeks blog post raging against smart price bacon, abandonment and accidental salt water poisoning, is now live.
If I hadn't persuaded you with the criteria listed in the original post at the beginning of this, then maybe the latest blog post will persuade you instead.
http://www.boogie-nights.org/2015/10/neptune-and-his-gift.html
If I hadn't persuaded you with the criteria listed in the original post at the beginning of this, then maybe the latest blog post will persuade you instead.
http://www.boogie-nights.org/2015/10/neptune-and-his-gift.html
