Badger the dog !
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Nor would I, the lady of the house not bothered, the man yes, the dog doesn't do it when he's around !!!!
The best bit I got told about was Dan the labourer who was looking forward to his sandwich and badger jumped up and licked it .....he was very annoyed and threw it in the bin ..........I told him off and said he should have given it to the dog ......... beautiful full of life dog .....not it's fault it's not been trained .....
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I thought it was going to be someone mithering a mutt.
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It's not your leather suite, it's Badgers.
They are quite resilient to dogs jumping on them.
It's not your leather suite, it's Badgers.
They are quite resilient to dogs jumping on them.
Yes leather suites are quite resilient, we have one ourselves, but they can still be scratched by a dogs paws because their claws don't retract like a cats. Also dogs leave smells in the leather where they sit or lay down on them, especially of they are wet.
Sorry but as I said in my original post, No animals should be allowed on furniture.
Why do people always film and photograph in portrait? Why can't they work out that TV and computer screens are in landscape?
