Omg ott! DNA for dogs

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Ken Moss

Thwaites Lightfoot at Rishton Con Club, Thwaites Original at the Rishton Arms and I'm pleased to announce that Green King IPA has just put in an appearance at the Roebuck Inn.

£2.00 a pint, you can't argue with that really.

Well as you know I'm not able to get out these days so I stick to Snecklifter and Hobgoblin at £1-39p a bottle Ken hic

[Ken Moss]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Well as you know I'm not able to get out these days so I stick to Snecklifter and Hobgoblin at £1-39p a bottle Ken hic

Incredibly, the best beer deals around are at Booths. £8.00 for 8 bottles of various delight....Sneck Lifter, Jennings Cumberland Ale, Moorhouses Premier.....the list varies. Occasionally the price will hit the heady heights of 8 for £10 but you just have to take the rough with the smooth.

Oh, and Mann's Original Brown Ale at 89p a pop.

Thank you very hard.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Ken Moss

Incredibly, the best beer deals around are at Booths. £8.00 for 8 bottles of various delight....Sneck Lifter, Jennings Cumberland Ale, Moorhouses Premier.....the list varies. Occasionally the price will hit the heady heights of 8 for £10 but you just have to take the rough with the smooth.

Oh, and Mann's Original Brown Ale at 89p a pop.

Thank you very hard.

There's the same kind of deal at Lidal, well I think thats where she gets um from, there's 8 different ones to chose from a couple of Jennings, John Willy Lees, Wainwrights etc. which is very refreshing

[maxthecollie]

What has this to do with dog poo?

[garinda]

Originally Posted by maxthecollie

What has this to do with dog poo?

Crap's crap.

[Gordon Booth]

Originally Posted by maxthecollie

What has this to do with dog poo?

They're both subjects close to our hearts! (Well one is, the other's just important).
I'm off to Booths, see if I can get a family discount.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by maxthecollie

What has this to do with dog poo?

Well if you drink enough you end up acting like a dog, looking for a tree

[maxthecollie]

Have you ever seen a dog poo up a tree?

[garinda]

Originally Posted by maxthecollie

Have you ever seen a dog poo up a tree?

No, though I guess it would save a lot of hassle if they did lay their steaming little dog eggs, out of harms way in some nest, stuck up a big tree.

[Neil]

Originally Posted by maxthecollie

Have you ever seen a dog poo up a tree?

No b ut I have seen little plastic bags hanging in trees, I assume that's the owners fault and not the dogs.

As a solution to this problem I might try feeding my dog poo bags and see if they come out ready wrapped

[maxthecollie]

Some responsible dog owners that I know sometimes hang the bags on the trees to remind them that when they return they can see the bag and pick it up to put it in the bin. It saves carrying the bag round for the rest of the walk. Syaing that some do forget them.

[susie123]

Originally Posted by Neil

No b ut I have seen little plastic bags hanging in trees, I assume that's the owners fault and not the dogs.

As a solution to this problem I might try feeding my dog poo bags and see if they come out ready wrapped

My poo comes out ready wrapped - recently had a colostomy and it means I now have a little bag attached to catch the poo and then it gets removed and replaced with a fresh one. Very convenient, actually, perhaps this is the answer for dogs?

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by maxthecollie

Some responsible dog owners that I know sometimes hang the bags on the trees to remind them that when they return they can see the bag and pick it up to put it in the bin. It saves carrying the bag round for the rest of the walk. Syaing that some do forget them.

Ya Reight Max

[MargaretR]

From today, in N Ireland, dogs are licenced and microchipped (compulsory).

21 March 2012 - Commencement of powers to introduce compulsory microchipping of dogs | Northern Ireland Executive

Some dogs have had adverse health reactions to microchips.

The Dangers of Pet Microchips

[Eric]

Originally Posted by garinda

No, though I guess it would save a lot of hassle if they did lay their steaming little dog eggs, out of harms way in some nest, stuck up a big tree.

Mmmm .... dogs climbing trees. I don't think that's something the squirels and the coons would go for