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Quote: Originally posted by jeff juke on 01/12/2015
Getting a dog for xmas sounds like fun but,before you commit yourself are you prepared to take it walkies rain hail and snow ? To be back early say from a party just to check on the dog ? Leave him in kennels so you can go on holiday ? And lastly put him to sleep when he is old and suffering ?
If not....DONT GET ONE.
Well said Jeff. You could add to the list "buying a caravan for UK holidays because your beloved ex-rescue member of the family is scared by unfamiliar surroundings such as self-catering cottages"
Don't forget all the 'extras' like standing outside last night at midnight in gale force winds whilst Madam ate grass for 15 minutes (something had upset her tummy).
Or going out again at 5.00am because she needed a pee. 
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Topic: A dog for Christmas
