My Wife Wants A Dog Like Her G'daughter, Groan.

[SparklyKid]

cute though.

https://ibb.co/MDjKKrK

[SparklyKid]

Worded that wrong,lol.

[bookbinder]

You mean, your wife's granddaughter looks like that dog?

[barry1010]

What is it?

[Georgiesmum]

Nice dog but why would a dog need a scarf?

[Barsel]

barry it's a dog. :-)

[Barsel]

Georgiesmum the scarf makes him look very debonair.

[Bobbisox1]

Aww it's a cutie but I've never put a neckerchief on Lola, takes me all my time to put her raincoat/ winter fleece on

[MargoTester]

Looks more like a bib to me (than a scarf)

[aelmpvw]

it's not a scarf, it's a napkin, he's about to have his dinner

[pastafreak]

A cute...baby...dog.
Dogs have been wearing scarves for years...but that pup hasn't grown into his/her yet.

[ummmm]

Cute dog.

I'd love to have a dog but I talk myself out of it.

[Georgiesmum]

Well, Ive had dogs but never felt the need to put a scarf on them. Wouldnt it get in the way when they are eating their dinner?

[Georgiesmum]

maybe Ive got it wrong and its a bib?

[melv16]

Daughter's getting a new puppy in Dec. It's a cockerpoo and it's going to cost 'king £1,900...'ow much!!

[Bobbisox1]

They are expensive Melv

[iluvmargie]

I think he looks beautiful in his neckerchief. £1,900 is ridiculous for a crossbreed because at the end of the day that's what a cockerpoo is, but I suppose as long as folk are willing to pay it!! My beautiful boy cost me £150 from a rescue centre.

[bednobs]

i think that the price of puppies/dogs has shot up recently

[royfromaus]

ummmm
Cute dog.

I'd love to have a dog but I talk myself out of it.
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Talking to yourself eh...I thought you said you are of sound mind?

[ladybirder]

I'd sooner give a Rescue dog a home any day.

[naomi24]

All dogs, whether bred to sell or rescued from whatever sort of life they’ve had, need to be cared for, but rescue dogs without major problems are in short supply now. Seems everyone wants a dog for Covid. I would love that little dog. (What is it, Sparkly? Some sort of ‘oodle’?).