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weejake · Master

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karen_f · Master

what a gorgeous boy! it would be hard not to forgive a wee face like that!

i cant click on the other pics to see.

weejake · Master

You can highlight the thingy, er the http bit then control c and then place your curser up at the top where the http//forumgal bit is and then ctrl v, then enter then you just close it down and do the same with the next. Heh heh you can tell I don't work in IT. By the way when you see the pics of them all playing both my dogs have had dog issues, Rufus used to be dreadful really aggressive and he's ok now...... just like Branston is, ah Branston the handsome.

Jackie
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tootsmazza · Enlightened One

weejake wrote:

You can highlight the thingy, er the http bit then control c and then place your curser up at the top where the http//forumgal bit is and then ctrl v, then enter then you just close it down and do the same with the next. Heh heh you can tell I don't work in IT.
Jackie
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Or you could just cut and paste in a new window biggrin

Cara is adorable, is she a saluki cross? The pix are great and I recognise Stumpy's look.
Its the same one Mason gives me when he wants to go for a walk and I am chatting on the phone smile

Marie

weejake · Master

Hahaha that's what i meant to say cut and paste, yep exactly.

Yes carla is a saluki x and was found with two other saluki x's, 2 big males all have homes. there are a lot of gypsy camps down in and around York that's where my two came from and they seem to use saluki x's and greys x'd with staffies, like Stumpy and Gyp (see pic), a lot.There is not track in York so most of the greys and lurchers came from the camps, the gypsy's would bring them in themselves most of the time, which as far as I am concerned is not a bad thing. Oh and a few of the other RSPCA shelters don't take greys in as they can't shift them. I was horrified to hear this.

Indiana · Guru

Tess still looks a bit mental

All the dogs look great. I can understand why your dogs miss them. I'd love to be able to get together regularly with a group of dogs like that but most other owners give us a wide berth!