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Here is the younger of our 2 Springers in his natural habitat



There is no way that he's an attack Spaniel - he creeps forward to strangers (people or dogs) with his tail wagging like mad and if he gets a favourable response he normally pees on their shoes (people) in excitement. He also like horse sh1t but prefers fox sh1t - especially to roll in.

Why do we bother?

Richard

My niece has one Rich. It never comes home white.

which button on the scooter fires the tazer and the rockets?

mgtfbluestreak wrote: wrote:

which button on the scooter fires the tazer and the rockets?

Haha brilliant!

I just won a place in a GSD calendar competition. Here's the pic.

Thats a really nice picture .........jet must be like a athelete now.........shame to see the bad owners out with there dogs................The camera is a good idea.........fitted my cammera in the tf the other day while on a trip to wilmslow................cars had been pulling out on me in a suicide fashion.........so on it was turned and to wilmslow we went...............i thought it was a dead cert i would film some rat pulling out.............turned out everyone was driving in a friendly fashion that day,,,,,,not a bad thing eh..........like messing around with cammeras for fun.........have you ever tried a head cam on jet?...........may be interesting when rarebit shows up!.....been browsing at dogcam sport.co.uk

It's a good thought. However, he needs all his strength to pull the loaded batmobile.

Sometimes I think that my adrenaline will run out before my luck does.

That looked quick......like the look on that couples faces has you passed.

mgtfbluestreak wrote: wrote:

That looked quick......like the look on that couples faces has you passed.

We get loads of headless horseman looks around the country park. Here's some of the crowds we have to avoid in the videos below. Bear in mind that when he's 'trotting' it's 10 to 12 mph (to give some perspective, an adult jogging is approx. 6 mph) and when it looks 'quick' it's around 18 - 20 mph. Then when he goes 'turbo', chasing a bike or a squirrel, it's around 25 mph. That's when I start to think that I could use a helmet.

The local running club. There's only around 30 of them in this group. On Saturday mornings there's at least 200 of them and they're the most disorganised rabble, hard to miss at times. Especially as they're spread out over a couple of miles.




Here's just a sunshine run around the lake. It's the middle part of our 6 mile scooter regime. It's awesome fun but there's some skill involved in ignoring people, bikes and other dogs in particular.




And here he is showing two cyclists why they should never take up bike-joring with a dog. Totally my fault, I was too busy looking at their bikes and didn't command him to stay to the right of the post.

I was wondering what happens when the dish licker suddenly decides to go the other way around a post!
The last video answered that question!

daft question..but one ill ask anyway......the rope that jet pulls you with..............is it a elasticated,kinetic...............i mean does it contract when the scooter catches jet up to decrease the slack?...........................or elasticated enough to dampen a sudden tug has he goes into squirrel turbo boost mode?