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Here's their website: http://www.cancerdogs.org.uk/ And here's the BMJ article: http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/329/7468/712 Fascinating stuff

He is an advocate for pit bulls which I suppose is one good thing about him - but then so's Jean Donaldson and Victoria Stilwell and others who use much better methods. I have the two first series on DVD (didn't pay any money for them) but I can only watch one at a time before I'm simmering over. Love that South Park episode though Here's a clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R92EHODNTXA

Hello from another newbie I would also like to see pictures of your neoclassic perks.

Thank you for the welcome everyone. And Cole thanks you too... that's one of my favourite pics of him, it's a few years old now though and he's a bit more grizzled now (but very distinguished of course ) Marion, do you have trailies? I met a couple of trailies at Dogs Trust Evesham a few months ago, and fell very much in love. I met Sue too who was kind enough to answer all my questions about them. If all goes to plan, I'm hoping to add one to the family in the not too distant future. I think they're ace

Hello everyone, I'm new around these parts although I know a few people from here and there. Anyway, I'm Ruth, I'm 27, live in Staffordshire with my fiance and our two lovely dogs, Sky, a lurcher, and Cole, a staffie cross. This is Cole, being wise and grey and handsome. He is six years old now and I took him on when he was a horrid wee puppy when my neighbours were unable to keep him. He was a bit of a monkey and is responsible for my current passion for dog training since I had to learn how to cope with him He is quite a sensible grown up these days though And this is Sky, who is about 3 and came from Forest Dog Rescue in the Wyre Forest about 2 years ago. Sky is angelic (she told me to say), although she is made out of elbows. Looking forward to posting and getting to know everyone here