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Some festive reindeer antlers?
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Feed it, walk it and love it. Dogs don't give a sh yt that it's christmas
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Ask the lads on the Newcastle thread
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Buy it some rabbit as a treat
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A decent rope toy, then make time to go and play fetch with it at least twice a week.
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Get it a cat
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introduced my pooch to my friends cat the other day. Frostier than a Snowmans balls
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HRH The Lager Khan 22 Dec 14:41
A decent rope toy, then make time to go and play fetch with it at least twice a week. Fine, but do you think you'll ever learn to bring it back. |
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Get the 'Open your own Chum' instructional DVD
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Bonios (nap)
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My dog knows which day of the week is Sunday. The routine is different and more exciting for her on a sunday. She jumps on the bed and wakes me up very early, full of excitement. The rest of the week she has a lie-in and waits until I'm ready to take her out before stirring. I haven't figured out yet how she knows it's sunday but she definitely knows. No doubt about that.
But I doubt she's yet figured out whcih day of the year is Christmas Day, so unless it's a Sunday I guess it'll be business as usual... |
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The house dogs will be asleep in front of the fire, so they just get fussed over by the children. I usually throw one of the servants to the guard dogs.
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