Dogs always cost more than you think

Discussion in 'Labrador Chat' started by Karen, May 16, 2013.

  1. Karen

    Karen Registered Users

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    Whoopie, have just been given a whole load of venison ribs by a friend whose husband is a keen hunter! Poppy will be so happy! And I think I spied some neck cuts in there too - last time I decided those were too good to be given to the dog raw, so they made a delicious stew for the other half and me... ;)

    Only problem is - no more space in the small freezer I have, since we still have quite a lot of lamb bones in there... So now I have just purchased a chest freezer for the garage. Turns out the 'free food' is not quite as free as I thought it would be... ::)

    In addition I have just discovered I need an export pedigree from the Kennel Club, since I need a 'Leistungsheft' (sort of notebook for results) before I can enter Poppy for the obedience test and competition at the end of June... Sigh. Another 50 quid...
     
  2. kateincornwall

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    Re: Dogs always cost more than you think

    You know that saying Karen , No such thing as a free lunch :) :) :)The venison sounds lovely, one of my favourite game meats , I`m sure the freezer will be worth buying for all the freebies . We have a neighbours son who drops off rabbits on our doorstep for Sam in the season, plus often get given damaged fish by a trawler owner we know in Looe xx
     
  3. Oberon

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    Re: Dogs always cost more than you think

    Ha, I knew the story was going to involve a freezer purchase ;D
     
  4. bbrown

    bbrown Moderator Forum Supporter

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    Re: Dogs always cost more than you think

    But they're worth every penny :)

    Good luck in your competitions!!
     

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