where goes your dog sleep & why ???

[Dodge]

We used to have 3 English Mastiffs :-O two were kept outside in a dedicated run with a 8x6 shed full of hay and blankets to sleep in at night and one who had run of the house with a jack Russel to keep her in order :-) She was never allowed on the bed though much to much slobber for that. we have now got a Lurcher and a Russell who sleep in a basket in the utility room. on the point of security the two Male Mastiffs who were in the compound each weighed about 14 stone and were a very dark brindle ( it will become apparent in a min ) the one side of the compound was a fence 7ft high adjacent to the property next door and partially adjacent to the road, one night about 2 in the morning there was a hell of a commotion ie dogs barking cars revving, people shouting and a car accelerating hard away !!!! I looked across to where the dogs were but all seemed to be in order. the next morning when I went down to sort the dogs out I noticed some material on the top of the fence and the bushes on the road side were flattened down, all I can imagine is some Tosser had hopped over the fence straight into the Dogs compound :-) needless to say they never came back wish I had got a cam running that would of been worth £250 on you've been framed

[RobRainford]

They do enjoy that fire

[Stuart A-C]

I could sleep anywhere too after 3 galons of cider. How's things stu? Still busy, did you get all that work Simon put you up for?

 

Hi mate, yeah we got that job from simon. The traffic management side of the business has gone crazy, 2 gangs of 3 flat out since sept! I've just purchased one of highways 6.5t ivecos and just in the process of buying johns tw150. How's tricks down the posh end of the county?

[gibbon]

Hi mate, yeah we got that job from simon. The traffic management side of the business has gone crazy, 2 gangs of 3 flat out since sept! I've just purchased one of highways 6.5t ivecos and just in the process of buying johns tw150. How's tricks down the posh end of the county?

 

Cool glad you got that work, hes a good contact hey?. Things good here, less staff meaning less money but less stress so I'm happy. Got another weeks work in the sun soon, got a passport yet?

[Tom D]

In a purpose built lair under the stairs...

[blazer]

We used to have 3 English Mastiffs :-O two were kept outside in a dedicated run with a 8x6 shed full of hay and blankets to sleep in at night and one who had run of the house with a jack Russel to keep her in order :-) She was never allowed on the bed though much to much slobber for that. we have now got a Lurcher and a Russell who sleep in a basket in the utility room. on the point of security the two Male Mastiffs who were in the compound each weighed about 14 stone and were a very dark brindle ( it will become apparent in a min ) the one side of the compound was a fence 7ft high adjacent to the property next door and partially adjacent to the road, one night about 2 in the morning there was a hell of a commotion ie dogs barking cars revving, people shouting and a car accelerating hard away !!!! I looked across to where the dogs were but all seemed to be in order. the next morning when I went down to sort the dogs out I noticed some material on the top of the fence and the bushes on the road side were flattened down, all I can imagine is some Tosser had hopped over the fence straight into the Dogs compound :-) needless to say they never came back wish I had got a cam running that would of been worth £250 on you've been framed

 

Had a mate with one years ago, used to ride in his motorbike & sidecar could park up not locked, quite safe

[Stuart A-C]

Cool glad you got that work, hes a good contact hey?. Things good here, less staff meaning less money but less stress so I'm happy. Got another weeks work in the sun soon, got a passport yet?

 

Will be getting one soon as have honeymoon in may!

 

Who's left then?

 

Yeah, mr major does seem to be a good contact, will have to get him a nice thankyou gift

[LoadhandlerUK]

In a purpose built lair under the stairs...

 

I like that - reminds me of a feisty labrador I had once. His bed was in an alcove to the right hand side of the aga. Walls on three sides and a full depth shelf above. Getting him out if he had retreated in there wet and muddy was akin to a frontal assault on a pill box on a D-Day beach

[Stereo]

My oldest lab is a stone cold killer.

[Timbermcpherson]

My lab sleeps outside in a kennel in the back yard. if its real stormy she gets to sleep inside. She has slept outside since we got her, but its very temperate here, barely get frosts in winter.